Welcome to the new world of baseball.
Yes, players not only have to battle fastballs, strike zones and umpires, but also a clock as well.
Time doesn’t stop for anyone, even athletes.
On Friday, LSU was leading Kansas State 7-3 heading into the top of the 9th inning. Even though they looked like they were on their way to an easy victory, its HOW they won that has people scratching their heads.
A pitch clock violation ended the Kansas State/LSU game pic.twitter.
Brace yourself … Several Denver Broncos coaches questioned why unbearable Russell Wilson had a second-floor office all to himself.
Shocker!
According to The Athletic, members of the coaching staff believed Wilson separating himself from teammates was bad for locker room camaraderie.
Even though Mr. Unlimited reportedly told teammates his door was always open to them – which sounds perfectly on brand – things still didn’t sit well with the coaching staff.
“So, are you a coach or are you a player?” one coach reportedly asked.
Russell Westbrook had 17 points and 14 assists in his Clippers debut, but the Kings rallied to win 176-175 in a wild double-overtime thriller that marked the second-highest-scoring game in NBA history.
Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo left after knocking knees with a Heat player early in Friday night’s game and is considered day-to-day.
Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats has absolutely no problem with Brandon Miller continuing to play.
The star Alabama forward and likely NBA lottery pick drove the vehicle carrying the gun allegedly used by former teammate Darius Miles and Michael Lynn Davis to murder single mother Jamea Jonae Harris back in January. Davis and Miles currently face capital murder charges.
Miller, who police have not charged with anything, has continued to play, and the decision from the athletic program has brought intense scrutiny. However, Oats doesn’t see it as a problem.
The veteran quarterback is continuing to weigh his options after being released by the Raiders earlier this month.
As Derek Carr continues to weigh his options following his release from the Raiders, the veteran quarterback has reportedly set his sights on an ideal contract he hopes to land with his next team.
Carr, who was released by the Raiders on Feb. 14, is seeking a contract in free agency worth at least $35 million per year, ESPN’s Dianna Russini reported on-air Friday.
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He sent a tweet just minutes after a report that a trade from L.A. is likely.
Jalen Ramsey’s future with the Rams appears to be very uncertain. Los Angeles followed up a Super Bowl win with a rough 5–12 season, and are now reportedly interested in moving on from the talented but expensive cornerback.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported Friday that league sources believe it is “very likely” that Ramsey is traded over the next few weeks. He is set to make $17 million in 2023, with a cap hit of over $25 million.
The Warner Bros Discovery news comes as the parent company of the Bally Sports networks looks to be heading toward bankruptcy.
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From Aaron Rodgers’ future to the Bears’ No. 1 pick trade options, the biggest NFL stories this offseason
The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine is about to get started next week, as the NFL world descends upon Indianapolis for the longest and strangest job interview there is.
Which means the NFL offseason is about to begin in earnest.
Over the next few weeks we will see the end of the franchise tag window, the “legal tampering period” — always an amusing phrase — and the start of free agency.
