The veteran was replaced by Jon Gray at the beginning of the fourth inning Monday.
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Ohio State fans are delighted over every bit of news regarding the NCAA investigation into sign-stealing accusations against the Michigan football program. But a former Buckeyes star has different feelings on the matter.
Maurice Clarett, a freshman running back on Ohio State’s 2002 national championship team, surprisingly voiced his support for Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh in light of the NCAA probe on social media.
The Detroit Lions debuted an … interesting? … helmet/uniform combination on Monday Night Football in their match against the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Lions are wearing a blue helmet (dubbed “Honolulu Blue,” which I legitimately learned about on Monday night) with a throwback logo on the side. They paired that with an all-gray uniform.
My opinion: the combination is horrible. The helmet color is actually pretty cool, to be honest. But, the logo is terrible. I understand the idea of a throwback, but sometimes logos are retired for a reason.
Aaron Rodgers’s speedy recovery from a torn Achilles is inspiring hope for a Jets squad on a three-game winning streak.
Jets punter Thomas Morstead joined The Pat McAfee Show on Monday and stated that Rodgers’s remarkable progress has his teammates envisioning a storybook ending.
“It is a hope thing,” Morstead told McAfee. “All of a sudden, he is doing something new and you are like, ‘wow,’ this sort of unrealistic prediction that he is coming back this season, there is a hope there and I just think guys love seeing it.
Wally the emotional support alligator and influencer from Philadelphia is back. And finally past security check.
“WallyGator” is attending Monday night’s Flyers home game against the Carolina Hurricanes at Wells Fargo Center. An NHL photographer relayed a photo of the emotional support alligator entering the venue — weeks after being rejected entrance at a Philadelphia Phillies game.
Emotional Support Alligator Wrongfully Denied Entrance To Phillies Game
It was a big day for Gator rights … as long as Wally stays away from the kiddos.
Charles McDonald is joined by the great Bill Barnwell to react to some big news around the trade deadline and debrief a wild Week 8 in the NFL. The duo start by discussing the Giants trading Leonard Williams and what that means for their outlook in 2023, the Falcons and their offensive and quarterback-related woes, the disaster of a game that Jets-Giants turned out to be and an update on the Sam Howell sack record campaign.
Something terrible happened to Mike Hazen on Saturday: The Diamondbacks roster he assembled won Game 2 of the World Series. The victory marked the latest step in a dream Hazen has been building since he arrived here before the 2017 season. It also created a real problem for one of the most superstitious people in a sport built on delusion.
Historically, Hazen has not permitted himself to watch the end of games.
The Tennessee Titans pulled out a 28-23 victory Sunday over the Atlanta Falcons. It was a dazzling debut for rookie quarterback Will Levis and a much-needed win for a Tennessee team that seemed to be on the verge of collapse.
So even though Titans fans left the stadium happy, they certainly didn’t feel that way on the opening drive. And they let the players know about it.
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While Levis started the game, head coach Mike Vrabel sent backup QB Malik Willis in for the fourth snap — which he proceeded to fumble.
A Flyers fan turned heads at the Wells Fargo Center on Monday night, having been granted entrance to the game against the Hurricanes with his emotional support alligator.
The fan, Joie Henney, and his alligator, Wally, were photographed in the stadium, with the reptile being held by its owner as he walked around the building.
In September, the pair attempted to attend a Phillies game but was denied entrance to the stadium because Citizens Bank Park only allows service animals on the premises, not emotional support animals.
It’s been rough out there for Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo.
Russo put his credibility on the line when he announced that the Arizona Diamondbacks could and would not defeat the Phillies in Philly in Games 6 and 7 of the NLCS. Russo announced he would retire if such a thing happened … which it did.
Now, Russo’s covering the D-Backs as they vie for a Fall Classic win over the Texas Rangers. Heading into Monday night’s Game 3 (series tied, 1-1), the Diamondbacks’ social media had fun with Russo adding the L in “NLCS champs.