Clayton Kershaw announced on Instagram that he underwent left shoulder surgery to repair gleno-humeral ligaments, and his expected return date will be “some point next summer.”
Kershaw is coming off a season where he pitched to a 2.46 ERA in 26 games for the Dodgers, but he battled the shoulder injury throughout the year. He was able to start Game 1 of the Dodgers NLDS series vs. the Diamondbacks, but struggled mightily, allowing six runs while getting just one out in the game.
Following the game, Kershaw was non-committal on playing again in 2024.
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Jerry Jones once again dropped the most unfortunate phrase in all of sports: “glory hole.”
The Dallas Cowboys owner appeared on 105.3 “The Fan” this morning, a sports-talk show in the Dallas area. One of the topics of discussion was what it feels like to win the Super Bowl.
Jones was the only authority on this matter, since few people on the Cowboys roster know what that’s like. If they do, they didn’t get the ring in Dallas; it’s been 27 years since anyone in that city has hoisted the Vince Lombardi trophy.
From 2018-22, Colorado assistant Sean Lewis oversaw one of college football’s most creative offenses at Kent State. The cash-strapped Golden Flashes didn’t win all that much—Lewis left with a career record of 24–31—but he was esteemed enough to be regarded as a winning hire for Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders.
Now, Sanders has reportedly demoted Lewis from his offensive coordinator role, intending to replace him with former Browns and Giants coach Pat Shurmur.
With Colorado’s offense largely having been a point of strength this year—the Buffaloes are averaging 32.
The Chargers (3–4) and Jets (4–3) are perfect foils. Los Angeles boasts one of the best offenses in the NFL but can’t stop anyone on the other end, while New York struggles to score and prides itself in its elite defense.
Even though the Jets carry a three-game winning streak into Monday Night Football at MetLife Stadium, they are still 3.5-point underdogs to the visiting Chargers, who ended a two-game losing streak last week. The over/under is set at 39.5, according to SI Sportsbook. It’s by far the lowest total of the season for L.A.
Mike McDaniel is aware of the narratives that could come out of Sunday’s game against the Chiefs in Frankfurt, Germany, but the Dolphins coach isn’t worried about any of them.
After two months of B-level pay-per-views, things will start to heat back up for WWE this weekend.
WWE will make its return to Saudi Arabia for Crown Jewel on Saturday. Like with every Saudi show, this will be one of WWE’s most star-studded and financially lucrative events of the year. WWE receives an estimated $50 million for every event it holds in Saudi Arabia. It’s part of a sportswashing deal between WWE and the Saudi government.
The card for Crown Jewel is a huge upgrade over Payback and Fastlane. Roman Reigns, Bianca Belair and Logan Paul are all back. John Cena is still around.
In one of the wildest moves we’ve seen during the 2023 football season, Deion Sanders is shaking things up at Colorado. According to a report, Coach Prime is making a change at offensive coordinator. He is demoting Sean Lewis, and elevating Pat Shurmur from an analyst to OC.
Colorado quality control analyst Pat Shurmur will take over play-calling duties from OC Sean Lewis vs. Oregon State, sources told @ActionNetworkHQ. Deion Sanders must elevate Shurmur from analyst to full-time coach to be eligible to coach.
Watson was dealing with a lingering shoulder injury.
Often, the person one would never think is battling depression is.
Such is the case with FOX Sports superstar Jay Glazer, who revealed life long intense battles with his mental health on “OutKick The Morning” with Charly Arnolt on Friday.
Watch and listen to OutKick’s Charly Arnolt’s exclusive interview with FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer.
“It was a hard life,” Glazer said. “It was every single day, and I know my life is great. I know that. But between my ears, it sucks. So, it’s every single day. It’s exhausting, and I didn’t sign up for it.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders is shaking up his coaching staff ahead of the Buffaloes’ game against No. 16 Oregon State on Saturday.
Sanders has stripped offensive coordinator Sean Lewis of his play-calling duties and is tapping offensive quality control analyst Pat Shurmur to call plays against the Beavers, Action Network’s Brett McMurphy reports. Lewis still is expected to signal the plays in from the sideline, McMurphy adds, but it’ll be Shurmur calling the shots.
Shurmur is a longtime NFL coach who once served as head coach of the Browns and Giants.