Phillies outfielder Nick Castellanos made MLB history Thursday night by becoming the first major league ever to hit multiple home runs in consecutive playoff games.
Castellanos played a pivotal role in Philadelphia’s victories in Games 3 and 4 of the NLDS, and now the Phillies are in the NL Championship Series for the second consecutive season after a 3-1 series victory over the Braves.
After the historic performance, Castellanos was interviewed on the field by Matt Winer of TBS, and the outfielder made the most of his airtime when he playfully jabbed Winer for not asking him a question.
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Sergio Brown, the ex-NFL player was arrested earlier this week and is accused of killing his mother. It appears that the process of extraditing him to the US went less than smoothly and he was certainly not going quietly.
New video shows Brown onboard a Mexican flight and can be seen yelling that authorities are trying to kidnap him
According to San Diego’s CBS 8, passenger Michelle Williams was onboard the same Aeromexico flight headed to Tijuana from Mexico City as Brown.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy is off to an outstanding start to his NFL career. The Iowa State product hasn’t lost as a starter in the regular season, compiling a 10–0 record. He’s completed 69.3% percent of his passes for 2,645 yards with 22 touchdown passes and only four interceptions.
Purdy’s performance has been so impressive that it inspired Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to make a baffling comparison. During Jones’s weekly appearance on Dallas’s 105.
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans Saints defensive back Tyrann Mathieu could not believe his ears.
On a crisp fall day in New England at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., he heard boos in the Patriots’ Palace, virtually from beginning to end. And they were not booing the Saints, a mediocre team this season who destroyed coach Bill Belichick’s once-proud Super Bowl brand, 34-0.
Saints’ Tyrann Mathieu Not Used To New England Fall
“Heh, heh, heh,” Mathieu laughed Thursday afternoon at the Saints’ facility. “I mean, that was the first for me, hearing them booed.
Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill took a hit to the bank account recently for not wearing socks during a game.
Now, he says his days of going foot-commando are behind him.
Hill has had multiple fines for not throwing on socks, and on Thursday he told reporters that he’s had enough and has succumbed to sock pressure.
“I don’t want to further talk on it,” Hill said, per Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio. “I feel like my job as an employee of the NFL is to comply, so that’s what I’m going to do. I’m going to comply, I’m going to give in.
Brock Purdy and the 49ers head east this week to face a staunch Browns defense. With a strong performance, we can expect his star to rise further. Plus: A surprising NFC showdown.
Scan the NFL quarterback statistics and neither Deshaun Watson nor Daniel Jones are anywhere to be found among the leaders for touchdowns, passing yards, or rating. Despite that it’s not good when the two starters aren’t in the lineup for the Browns and Giants.
And that’s what will happen Sunday.
Late Friday morning Browns coach Kevin Stefanski ruled Watson out of Sunday’s home game against the San Francisco 49ers because of the quarterback’s injured throwing shoulder.
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10. Misfits Boxing—the influencer boxing series spawned by British YouTuber Olajide Williams Olatunji, better known as KSI—isn’t for everyone, but this weekend’s show in Manchester, England, is intriguing. At the top of the bill, KSI, 1–0 as a professional boxer with several nonsanctioned matches mixed in, will take on Tommy Fury in a six-round fight. Fury (9–0), the younger brother of Tyson Fury, is coming off a decision win over Jake Paul last February.
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Last month Red Bull Racing’s Sergio Pérez joined a very exclusive club: 250 race starts in F1. The achievement, which occurred at the Singapore Grand Prix, has been achieved by only Pérez and 10 other drivers in the 73-year history of the championship.
Pérez’s racing career has been more complex than most. Always considered a promising talent, he got his big break when he joined the Sauber F1 team in 2011. By his second year, Pérez—also known as Checo—had picked up three impressive podium finishes.