College baseball does’t get better than this.
Author: Michael
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs wants to know what everyone is talking about when they compare his current QB, Jordan Love, and his former signal-caller, Aaron Rodgers.
Doubs says he doesn’t notice a difference.
Which is wild, because every Packers fan I’ve ever spoken to certainly does.
“I think Jordan is a really good quarterback,” Doubs said in an interview with Spectrum News 1’s Dennis Krause. “When you go from Aaron Rodgers to Jordan, Aaron was a really great quarterback, but I believe Jordan can do the same exact thing.
The UFC’s all-time wins leader made short work of a replacement opponent.
Yankees fans were in for quite a scare on Saturday after star Aaron Judge went crashing through the outfield fence in Los Angeles while making an absurd catch against the Dodgers.
With New York leading 5–3 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Dodgers designated hitter J.D. Martinez sent a sinker from pitcher Michael King flying into the outfield.
Martinez’s hit began losing steam as it travelled toward the right-field wall, resulting in a well-timed catch from Judge that sent him crashing through the door to the outfield bullpen.
Two months after taking the country by storm during the NCAA tournament, Caitlin Clark’s star power still appears to be alive and well away from the hardwood.
The mega-popular Iowa star and reigning Naismith Player of the Year made her presence known in a major way on Saturday as a special guest for an MiLB game between the Iowa Cubs and Columbus Clippers in Des Moines, Iowa.
As arguably the state’s most famous athlete, it was expected fans would come in droves to see Clark, whose attendance at the game also included a meet-and-greet and tossing out the ceremonial first pitch.
Before Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final was even in the books, we had a serious contender for the save of the series — if not the entire postseason — and it came courtesy of Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Adin Hill.
With the game tied 1-1 in the second period, Florida Panthers forward Nick Cousins appeared to have a gimme. A wide-open cage to bury a go-ahead goal thanks to some tic-tac-toe passing.
However, Hill threw down one of the most unbelievable saves in recent memory to deny him.
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The weirdest thing that can happen on social media is when two companies start feuding with each other. It’s like some kind of weird, 21st-century performance art, and we’re seeing an example of it between the Duke’s Mayo Classic, and the newly-minted Pop-Tarts Bowl.
The Duke’s Mayo Classic fired the first shot. Completely unprovoked too. Maybe chalk it up to “hazing the new guy,” but this came completely out of the blue.
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Phil Mickelson had just about the best comeback you can possibly have to a Twitter troll.
Mickelson famously has had a gambling program, reportedly and repeatedly suffering massive losses.
According to one book, he lost upwards of $40 million from 2010-2014.
The excessive losses were rumored to be part of his motivation for taking the guaranteed money from the LIV tour.
One fan decided to take a shot at Mickelson for his gambling habits on Twitter recently. And he responded with just about the biggest possible flex.
Jimmy Butler was held to 13 points and didn’t take a free throw in Miami’s Game 1 loss to Denver. The Heat need more from their Alpha, and he knows it.
Butler refuses to take bad shots, so that means he’ll have to be more aggressive in hunting the good ones.