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A spot in Cooperstown may be unlikely, but Andrew McCutchen deserves praise for an outstanding run.
If I had to pick my favorite cliche statement in sports media, it’d be that father time is undefeated. Time and time again we see the decline of a once seemingly unstoppable athlete, as the miles start to pile on and they are simply not the same as they once were. In spite of all that, 37-year old Andrew McCutchen continues to prove his worth to the Pittsburgh Pirates, and why he might be one of the most underrated stars of his generation.
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Elle and Gary dive into CFB and debate if Quinn
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The Bears’ offensive line is a disaster, and Caleb Williams is paying the price.
Caleb Williams was expected to be the savior for the Chicago Bears when destiny delivered the team the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Williams had been preordained as a future franchise quarterback and purported ‘generational talent’ during his electric college career at USC, and he would have to work his magic for the team with perhaps the most pathetic QB history in the NFL.
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Red Bull find themselves in unfamiliar territory in the Constructors’ Championship, and Christian Horner knows where it went awry
During the 2023 Formula 1 season, the RB19 was the dominant package on the grid. Red Bull’s challenger last year went into the record books as the most successful car in the sport’s history, as Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez combined to win 21 of the 22 Grands Prix last year, a new record.
This year, however, is a much different story.
Bo Nix didn’t need many words to describe a brutal interception Sunday against the Steelers.
The Broncos fell 13-6 to a Justin Fields-led Steelers squad, and it was a brutal offensive display from both franchises. One of the ugliest moments was when Nix threw an interception in the end zone in the third quarter while down 10-0.
Not only did he throw an interception in the red zone, but he couldn’t have made it easier for the Steelers. It’s almost like he was aiming at Cory Trice Jr. when he released the ball.