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How are things going for the Cincinnati Reds these days?
Well, Ken Griffey Jr. – who retired in 2010 is being paid more than nearly everyone else on the team.
Yes, that’s right – the Reds, taking a page out of the Mets and Bobby Bonilla’s playbook, are paying Griffey $3.6 million this year – which astounishingly is the THIRD highest payroll on the team.
Honestly, when I first heard the story I chuckled and thought someone had to have made a mistake.
They made a mistake alright – believing in the Reds.

If you look at the Cincinnati Reds 2023 payroll.

The Mets ace would love to see one major change to the MLB’s new rule.
WIth MLB Opening Day just a few days away, fans are prepared for a much faster iteration of the game in 2023. The league has instituted a pitch clock that has already shaved significant time off of games in spring training.
Mets ace Max Scherzer has, to an extent, embraced the rule change, saying earlier this year that it allows him to “totally dictate pace” in at-bats.

After the 76ers star poured in 46 points against the Warriors, Green revealed what Embiid said to him after the game.
The Warriors edged the 76ers 120–112 on Friday night in a matchup tilting one of the most dangerous teams in West against one of the best teams in the East.
In a losing effort, 76ers star Joel Embiid put together another MVP-level performance. He finished with 46 points, nine rebounds and eight assists on 13-of-23 shooting from the floor.

LOUISVILLE- Questions about this season for Alabama are only just beginning, For all the unfortunate drama off the court, whether it be the tragic incident that led to the loss of life, or the fumbled press conferences. This is only the beginning for some.
The team filed out of he Yum Center in Louisville after Friday’s loss to San Diego State with their heads held down, boarding the bus back to the hotel located just across the street. Nate Oats sat in the front seat as the bus pulled out, with a few Alabama fans waving goodbye as they pulled out.

The Mavericks continued their post-All-Star break slide with another dumbfounding loss.
The Mavericks continued their baffling post-All-Star break slide with a dumbfounding 117–109 loss at home to the 24–51 Hornets.
The poor effort by the Mavericks led to Dallas’ fans showering the home team with boos on Friday night.
Star guard Kyrie Irving was asked about the booing of the home crowd in the postgame press conference.
“So what?” Irving said. “You obviously want to play well, but it’s only five people on the court that can play for the Dallas Mavericks.