While plenty of people are thinking it, Curt Schilling is going on record with his prediction: Aaron Boone will be fired by the New York Yankees.
During the latest episode of ‘The Curt Schilling Baseball Show,’ Schilling was sure to note that the Boston Red Sox have utterly dominated the Yanks this season before laying out the not-so-great reality the franchise finds themselves in at the moment.
Schilling also made it abundantly clear that the blame should be directed towards the Yankee players, not Boone, who the team will regret letting go in his opinion.
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Shohei Ohtani has had a magical season with the Los Angeles Angels. It seems like every night he’s doing something that leaves MLB fans in complete awe, either on the mound or at the plate. We’re all just really lucky to be able to experience a level of greatness that we may never see again.
You know who’s really lucky, though? Young kids who get to look up to Ohtani and dream of one day playing baseball the way he does.
One player from Japan at the Little League World Series summed that up perfectly when he listed Ohtani as his favorite superhero.
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There are certain athletes that look like they were quite literally born to play their respective sports with how cool they look doing so. You’ve got Alex Ovechkin in the NHL, Kevin Durant in the NBA, Patrick Mahomes in the NFL, and, of course, Bryce Harper in MLB.
During the Phillies’ 10-4 win over the San Francisco Giants on Monday, Harper reminded the baseball world just how fun and unique he is.
Antonio Brown is back to his antics and involved in another story that’ll only prove troubling for the ex-NFL wideout.
An arrest warrant was made for the 35-year-old in Miami-Dade County court on Aug. 9 after Brown failed to make child support.
It’s the second instance Brown has been lagging on payments this year and faced with jail time in order to pay up.
In April, Brown was accused by his ex and baby mama Wiltrice Jackson of owing her more than $33,000 in missed payments. The two dated during Brown’s days with the Steelers and share a daughter.
Running back Jirehl Brock is no longer a member of the Iowa State Cyclones.
Brock is accused of using an online gambling account under a name other than his own and placing $12,050 worth of bets, including 13 bets on ISU, according to KCCI. He’s been charged with tampering with records, and faces a huge legal battle. Now, he’s stepped away from the program in Ames.
KCCI reported late Tuesday afternoon that Brock “has voluntarily left” the program following the gambling scandal. A total of seven players are involved in the alleged gambling scandal.
Casey Thompson is, once again, a starting college QB, and this time it’s at FAU.
Thompson has bounced around the college football world, and most recently departed Nebraska for a reunion with former Texas coach Tom Herman at FAU.
Now, he’s been tapped as the starting QB for the Owls, according to Pete Thamel. It marks the third different team Thompson will have started for since 2021. He previously started a total of 20 games for Texas and Nebraska.
Sources: FAU is naming Casey Thompson, a transfer from Nebraska and Texas, as the school’s starting quarterback.
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Mariners ace Luis Castillo was cruising during his Monday evening start against the White Sox, and it seems one specific pitch type was particularly effective.
In the win, which was Seattle’s seventh in a row, Castillo found plenty of success with his fastball, and leaned upon it heavily in the middle innings.
In fact, during a 47-pitch stretch extending from the fourth inning to the seventh, the Mariners’ right-hander exclusively threw a combination of four-seam fastballs and sinkers to Chicago’s lineup.