Author: Michael

MLB spring training is underway and it’s hard to have a bad time in Palm Beach, Florida, which is home to the Astros camp. A beer vendor would disagree, as his Saturday ended in disaster.
The unfortunate incident went down during the bottom of the seventh inning, which is typically the last inning to sell booze at MLB games. It hurts to watch.
Grae Kessinger, grandson of the great Don Kessinger, was a second round pick in the 2019 MLB Draft out of Ole Miss. His future is bright, but the Astros roster doesn’t have much room to call him up.

Grae Kessinger. Mercy pic.twitter.

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Nebraska football has been terrible in recent years and Dylan Raiola is considered to be the savior. Although he is still in high school and yet to decide on his future within football, the nation’s top-ranked recruit in the Class of 2024 offers hope for the fans Lincoln.
Raiola, a consensus five-star prospect, stands 6-foot-3, 220 pounds with an absolute rocket launcher for an arm. And for someone his size, he can scoot!

5 Dylan Raiola with a beauty @RaiolaDylan pic.twitter.

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The first thing that jumped out as I drove University Boulevard on The Strip near Alabama’s campus late Friday night was the large police presence.
Police cars were parked in the median with officers in them. These were not prop cars on the interstate to discourage speeders. An officer returned my stare. Several other officers on foot stood in front of the Twelve25 Sports Bar, where Jamea Jonae Harris and her boyfriend first ran into Alabama basketball player Darius Miles and his friend Michael Lynn Davis of Washington D.C. on the weekend of Jan. 14.

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The Blue Devils coach eclipsed a mark first set in the 1942-43 season.
It’s anything but easy to replace a legend, but Jon Scheyer is acquitting himself well in his first season as Duke men’s basketball team.
Scheyer took over for his famous mentor, Mike Krzyzewski, after a remarkable 42-year tenure which included 1,129 victories and five national championships.
Now, Scheyer is under the microscope at the helm of one of the most storied programs in college basketball. But if the early returns are any indication, the Blue Devils program is in good hands for the long haul.

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Haas driver Kevin Magnussen highlighted how reliable the VF-23 was this week in Bahrain
Pre-season testing ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season is now complete, and all ten teams are pouring through mountains of data accumulated over three days at Bahrain International Circuit. While lap times are to be taken with a grain of salt, as teams are using different fuel loads, tyre compounds, and running different programs, reliability is perhaps the biggest lesson teams can learn during testing.

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Avalanche defenseman Kurtis MacDermid entered protocol on late Saturday night after losing a heavyweight NHL tilt to Milan Lucic. The Flames winger put him out.
MacDermid, 28, stands 6-foot-5, 233 pounds. He rarely, if ever, ends up on the losing end of fights.
Lucic, 34, stands 6-foot-3, 240 pounds. He scraps quite a bit for someone at his position and typically comes out victorious as well. At the very least, the Vancouver-native always holds his own.
Neither MacDermid nor Lucic are strangers.
In fact, they went at it in Colorado last year.

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