“If we were to lose, we would not be getting invited to the White House,” Reese said.
Author: Michael
It’s crystal time!
The Aaron Rodgers situation has fast become a fiasco with there being no signs of life in a trade between the Packers and Jets. The Jets lost the leverage they had by circumventing Green Bay and going to Rodgers directly, and No. 12 voicing his desire to go to New York has allowed the Packers to tighten the screws and try to get as much a possible.
The Mets’ Pete Alonso will likely never wear a mustache again in his life.
Alonso, who previously shaved his mustache mid-game back in 2019, decided to go clean shaven prior to Wednesday’s tilt with Milwaukee.
The star slugger entered Wednesday’s game against the Brewers mired in a 0-for-11 slump that witnessed his batting average dip to a paltry .136. On top of it, his team lost its first two games against Milwaukee by a combined score of 19–0.
After some terrible at-bats over the last several games, Alonso decided to ditch the facial hair—this time prior to first pitch.
In Wednesday night’s St. Louis Cardinals loss to the Atlanta Braves, Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. threw Tyler O’Neill out at the plate in the 7th inning. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol blamed O’Neill’s lack of effort.
The play happened in the bottom of seventh inning with two outs and the Cardinals trailing 4-1. Cardinals pinch-hitter Brendan Donovan singled to right field.
O’Neill attempted to score from second base, but Acuña made a perfect throw and nabbed O’Neill to end the inning.
Don’t run on Ronnie!@ronaldacunajr24 | #ForTheA pic.twitter.
Although Caitlin Clark has grabbed most of the headlines for Iowa women’s basketball, and rightfully so, fifth-year senior Monika Czinano also deserves her flowers. The 6-foot-3 forward was the Hawkeyes’ second-leading scorer in 2022/23 with an average of 17.1 points per game.
She is also extremely patient.
As good as Czinano was throughout the regular season and during the postseason, nobody could pronounce her name during the NCAA Tournament.
Liam Hendricks has never rung a bell so hard his entire life.
The White Sox closer was teary-eyed as he sounded the ‘Victory Bell,’ after completing his final round of chemotherapy and successfully kicking cancer’s ass.
The video quickly made its away across social media as baseball fans and cancer survivors were ecstatic at the good news.
White Sox RP Liam Hendricks began treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma on January 9th…
Today, he rang the bell after finishing his last round of chemo pic.twitter.
The Diamondbacks ran the Padres off the field Tuesday, and it was beautiful.
Arizona won a nine-inning baseball game in a manner we had not seen in five years: with five stolen bases and two sacrifice flies. The 2018 Rays were the last team to do it.
The D-Backs came back from a 5–1 deficit on the road Tuesday to win 8–6 without hitting the ball out of the ballpark.
After Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk reported Bill Belichick has been shopping quarterback Mac Jones in trade conversations this offseason, former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski said he doesn’t buy it.
Gronkowski joined Kay Adams of the Up & Adams show to discuss the speculation around the third-year Patriots quarterback.
“I think that was fake news,” Gronkowski said. “There’s just too much turnover this year. I mean [Belichick] already got a new offensive coordinator that he brought into place.
Phillies star Bryce Harper took batting practice on Tuesday evening ahead of the team’s game against the Yankees and plans to do so again on Thursday prior to the team’s home opener at Citizens Bank Park.
Harper underwent offseason Tommy John surgery, and continues to progress in his recovery. It is unlikely that Harper plays right field this season for Philadelphia, but will be in position to be the team’s full-time designated hitter while his tendon continues to heal.
Witnessing a hole-in-one during the Masters Par 3 contest isn’t rare, in fact, it’s essentially a yearly occurrence. What is rare is making back-to-back aces, but lightning struck twice for Seamus Power on Wednesday afternoon.
While the first couple of hours of the Masters Par 3 contest didn’t produce a hole-in-one, Power got the party started on the 8th hole.
The Irishman hit a wedge just past the flagstick allowing the backstop to do the work for him as his ball perfectly trickled into the hole.
The first ace of the day. #themasters pic.twitter.