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Author: Michael
Baltimore clinched its first AL East title since 2014 with a 2-0 win over the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night, the Orioles’ 100th win of the season.
The Los Angeles Lakers’ plan to help LeBron James extend his unprecedented prime into the 21st season of an illustrious career involves adding talent around him, not so much cutting his minutes.
Bryce Harper flipped out on the third base umpire and then flipped his maroon Phillies helmet over the protective netting and into the stands, where a young fan ultimately came up with it.
Jordan Love and the Packers limped through the first half of Sunday Night Football against the rival Lions, trailing 27–3 by the time the halftime whistle sounded.
Detroit was dominant on both ends of the ball during the primetime game, stifling Green Bay’s offense at virtually every opportunity.
Love, who was pressured nearly every time he dropped back, despite the Lions not even blitzing, had 50 passing yards heading into halftime. He was sacked four times and lost 36 yards, unable to get the ball out before the pass rush arrived.
One young fan’s night was made after Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper left in dramatic fashion after he was ejected from Thursday night’s game vs. the Pirates.
In the third inning, the third base umpire Ángel Hernández ruled Harper out on strikes, arguing that the outfielder had swung rather than hold back on the full-count pitch.
After Harper went off on Hernández for the controversial call, which caused the ejection, the star threw his helmet into the crowd. The lucky fan who caught it was 10-year-old Hayden Dorfman.
You’d think that a blowout loss to the Oregon Ducks last Saturday might temper expectations around the Colorado Buffaloes football program.
Especially after prominent players were caught trash talking about the Ducks’ stadium and team size before going down 35-0 at halftime.
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But not for Colorado athletic director Rick George.
George sent an email to the entire student body on Thursday asking them to refrain from rushing the field during home games.
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St. Brown jumped into the Lambeau Field stands after scoring a first-quarter touchdown.
The boo birds are out of the Green Bay Packers — before halftime. And Green Bay is in panic mode.
Many of us expected a closer fight in the NFC North matchup on Thursday’s primetime stage. But the game looks all but over for the Packers as the Detroit Lions’ defense keeps Jordan Love at bay and continues to bludgeon Green Bay’s defense for a sizable first-half lead.
The boos are raining down at Lambeau Field LOL
— ☨ Wolverine Devotee 45-23, 42-27 (@UMichWD) September 29, 2023
And the boos are out at Lambeau Field as the Packers go 3 & out again.