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There is seemingly no limit to what Shohei Ohtani can do on a baseball field, with his performances turning into nightly journeys into the annals of baseball history. But what the incomparable Angels star was able to do during a doubleheader on Thursday against the Tigers somehow raised the bar on his growing list of accomplishments.
Ohtani took the mound in the opening act of the twin billing and did something that even he had never done before by notching his first career shutout.

Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodon isn’t a fan of the new Starr Insurance logo on the jerseys.
New Yorkers have likened the ad patch to adding a decal on a Lamborghini; though the team (54-48, fifth in the AL East) has been running like a Hummer.
Rodon sneakily covered up the disdained patch during Wednesday’s game against the Mets — giving a voice to the fans at Yankee Stadium that also hate the laughable ad.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Eventually, Mount Harbaugh will erupt. The caldera is smoking, the volcanic heat is building, and there will be a spewing of indignation (righteous or otherwise) whenever the coach of the Michigan Wolverines is allowed to talk about being charged with NCAA violations.
Until that comes, Jim Harbaugh will lead the nation in reluctant no comments.
“I’m not allowed to talk about any aspect of that ongoing situation,” he said Thursday at Big Ten media days, the first of many times he answered questions that way. “I’m with you, I would love to lay it all out there.

New Broncos head coach Sean Payton delivered a fiery critique of last year’s Denver squad.
On Thursday, Payton set a flamethrower to Nathaniel Hackett and the 2022 Broncos, vowing he’ll do a better job than the 5-13 team. Payton singled out Hackett’s coaching job as one of the worst in NFL history.
READ: SEAN PAYTON TEES OFF ON BRONCOS ‘EMBARRASSING’ 2022 CAMPAIGN
“Everything I heard about last season, we’re doing the opposite,” Payton said in part.

Denver Broncos OTAs (Getty Images)

Now one former Broncos is standing up to Payton and calling him out as a “f**king bum.

L.A. was expected to accept its fate with Shohei Ohtani. Instead, it’s choosing to believe postseason odds are malleable.

Utah Utes head coach Kyle Whittingham recently shared his thoughts on the state of college football realignment and where the NCAA is heading.
And it represents a fascinating potential picture of how NIL and realignment could impact the NCAA model going forward.
Whittingham believes that there will be “massive changes, super conferences” in the not-so-distant future. “It’s going to be unrecognizable from what it is now,” he said.” Eventually, he believes those super conferences will split off from the NCAA entirely, and “govern themselves.

While Richardson learns the ropes of an NFL offense, Colts coaches are encouraging the highly touted rookie QB to use his creativity and athleticism.

Jets offensive lineman Billy Turner did not hold back on his thoughts for Sean Payton after the Broncos head coach blamed part of Denver’s turmoil last season on current New York offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.
Payton told Jarrett Bell of USA TODAY Sports that Hackett’s yearlong tenure in Denver was “one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of the NFL.” Hackett went 4–11 at the helm for the Broncos and was fired in December, before the end of the regular season.

In what could be a fun “What if…” exercise, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan revealed that he would’ve called Philip Rivers had his team advanced to the Super Bowl.
Of course, we all remember how things went down in the NFC Championship for the Niners. Brock Purdy got injured, then Josh Johnson entered the game, he got injured then Purdy returned with an arm that didn’t exactly work
Still, Shanahan wouldn’t be doing his job if he wasn’t thinking ahead to what he might need to do in the event that his team managed to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Angels, who are retaining the services of star two-way talent Shohei Ohtani for at least the remainder of this season, were rewarded for their faith in a big way on Thursday afternoon.
Less than 24 hours after Sports Illustrated’s Tom Verducci reported that the organization had decided not to deal the two-way superstar at the trade deadline, Ohtani posted a historic performance during the club’s doubleheader against the Tigers.