Bo Jackson had an iconic moment or two throughout his incredible playing days. The dual-sport athlete was a dynamic NFL running back and MLB outfielder and in his days of retirement he has quite the sense of humor about it all.
The 60-year-old was on Twitter when he saw an account post a video of the iconic moment when Jackson snapped a bat in two while playing for the Royals. Apparently, Wednesday marked the 34th anniversary of the moment and Jackson had some fun reminiscing.
“I wouldn’t allow that bat to betray anyone else ever again,” Jackson wrote in the tweet.
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Days after being traded from Phoenix to Washington, the veteran All-Star is reportedly being sent to Golden State for Jordan Poole and draft picks.
Cole Carrigg has a rocket launcher where his arm is supposed to be and can literally do it all. The former San Diego State utility player put on a show during Wednesday’s MLB Draft Combine.
Cole Carrigg
Carrigg, who has logged appearances at every single position on the diamond except first base and left field, is a great hitter from both sides of the plate. He averaged .388 at the dish in 2022 and .313 in 2023.
Cole Carrigg (‘23 elig.) keeps the hands back long enough and hits this 2-strike offering to the pullside for a base hit. Switch-hitter w/ adv athleticism.
The only two teams to hold the No. 1 ranking this year in college baseball are going to give it their all Thursday to see who advances to the MCWS championship series.
The Pittsburgh Pirates became the latest Major League Baseball team to unveil their “city connect” alternate uniforms.
And they are, well, not great. Just like so many other Nike-derived city connect jerseys.
The Pirates uniform set at least has some connection to historic colors used by the organization. Predominantly in jerseys from the 1970’s, Willie Stargell era.
But instead of simply referencing that color scheme, Nike decided to shorten Pittsburgh to “PGH” and add a weird design to the top part of the jersey.
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With the 2023 NBA draft finally upon us, the basketball world eagerly awaits the coronation of presumed No. 1 pick Victor Wembanyama as the sport’s next rising superstar. Hours before the Spurs are expected to select him with the top pick, that fervor took a turn for the absurd in the case of ESPN broadcaster Marty Smith.
Smith, known for his enthusiastic personality and motorsports coverage, commemorated draft day by taking a trip to the famed Mr. Joe Barber in San Antonio, famous for cutting likenesses of Spurs players into fans’ hair.
The television schedule for the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup is going to be brutal.
Given the 14-16 hour time difference depending on where matches are being played in Australia and New Zealand, many will take place in the middle of the night.
So then, where are thirsty soccer hooligans who don’t want to drink at their own houses supposed to do?
Won’t someone think of the thirsty soccer hooligans who don’t want to drink at their own houses?!
Someone did, and that someone is the Washington, D.C. Council.
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the second annual installment of “The Replacements,” an SI fantasy football series focused on vacated volume and projecting how teams will replace production year-to-year. This offseason, we’re looking at the six teams with the highest percentage of available targets and the six teams with the highest percentage of available carries heading into 2023.
The Replacements: Houston Texans | Carolina Panthers | Detroit Lions | Green Bay Packers
Only two teams attempted fewer passes than the Titans last season.
Former LSU men’s basketball coach Will Wade received a 10-game suspension and a two-year show cause until 2025 for his involvement in the program’s reported recruiting violations, according to the Independent Accountability Resolution Process (IARP).
In addition to Wade’s suspension, his show-cause mandate prohibits him from off-campus recruiting during any applicable April or summer evaluation, reduces his official visits by four over the next two academic years and bans recruiting discussions and unofficial visits between Sept. 1 and Oct. 15 of this year and next year.
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Phil Mickelson set aside the LIV Golf drama and took to social media to give the secret to chipping to help improve golfers’ short game.
Phil Mickelson decided to set aside all the drama and provide some golf tips on Twitter to help the average golfer with their chipping. He hilariously went with a casual look, wearing some workout shorts and flip-flops.
“Like me or not, your short game wants some help,” Mickelson said. “It needs some help, so let’s prioritize your short game and see if we can improve it today.