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The Packers hope they’ve found another franchise quarterback after drafting and sitting Jordan Love the way they did Aaron Rodgers, who replaced Brett Favre.
The new Arizona Cardinals head coach needs to improve his motivation tactics ASAP.
The Jonathan Gannon era for the Arizona Cardinals has not gotten off to the smoothest start. From a tampering investigation that resulted in a settlement between the Cardinals and Gannon’s former employer the Philadelphia Eagles to a jersey reveal that was more underwhelming than anything, the season is looking bleak from the onset. Gannon has to get a squad that everyone believes is going to be mind-numbingly bad into fighting shape, and sometimes that requires some motivation.
With scarcely a month left in the season, it’s time to check in on the state of MLB awards races. We’ll start with the American League Cy Young.
1. Gerrit Cole, New York Yankees
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Season Stats: 2.95 ERA, 12–4, 1.04 WHIP, 9.7 K/9, 2.3 BB/9, 146 ERA+, 174 IP (28 starts)
This is looking as if it’s finally Cole’s year for the Cy. (He’s been the runner-up twice—in 2019 and ’21—and also received votes in ’15, ’18, ’20 and ’22.
Imagine one of those crime shows in which detectives have rigged a board with photos, names, mug shots, maps and sticky notes. A web of string wrapped around pushpins provides a visual connection between otherwise disparate clues.
Now try that exercise with pitching events in the past week. Stephen Strasburg retires. Johan Oviedo throws a 112-pitch complete game. Jordan Wicks makes his major league debut without ever having thrown 90 pitches in a professional game. Tony Gonsolin needs elbow surgery.
Before becoming the first player in MLB history to hit 30 home runs and steal 60 bases in a single season, Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. had some more important business to take care of.
Hours before Thursday night’s game against the Dodgers, Acuña and his fiancée, Maria Laborde, were married in an intimate ceremony at a chapel west of Los Angeles.
It was almost unfathomable.
A star Boston Red Sox player would be allowed to head to the New York Yankees. Surely, the Sox remembered one of the other times they allowed that to happen with a man named George Herman (For the youngsters out there, you may know him as The Great Bambino… Babe Ruth) .
And although Johnny Damon was nothing like the Babe, the fact of the matter is that in the early and mid 2000’s, the Red Sox – Yankees rivalry was as heated as it’s ever been.
Here’s a piece of advice for anyone out there – people only remember what you’ve done for them recently.
“You’re only as good as your last show,” Imus used to always tell us (or warn us) while I was part of his show at WABC Radio and Fox Business Channel.
So when it comes to the disaster that has been the New York Yankees’ year where – last place in the American League East despite such high hopes – it’s clear that something needs to be changed. Many reports say that manager Aaron Boone is all but gone after this season whether his fault or not.