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Bob Costas wouldn’t stop talking during last year’s ALDS between the Indians and Yankees, and literally everyone noticed.
Hell, turns out Bob did, too!
“This past October I did the Yankees and the Guardians in the Division Series and I felt like I was off my game,” Costas said on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast. “Sort of like a pitcher who still has good stuff, but somehow, as they say, he didn’t have command, that night.
“I could feel it. In the first five or six innings of the first game, it’s the same philosophy, same approach, but I wasn’t nailing it.

The Phoenix Suns defeated the Dallas Mavericks 130-126 in a playoff-like game. Kevin Durant finished with 37 points, including the game-winning mid-jumper as time expired. Devin Booker, who finished with 36 points, was seen engaging in a verbal exchange with Luka Dončić at the end. Ric Bucher explains why he is not ready to label the Suns as NBA title favorites.

Making picks for every men’s conference tournament left between now and Selection Sunday.
Forty names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college basketball (first-ever pair of dance shoes sold separately at Kennesaw State):
First Half: Five questions before the Big Dance
LITTLE DANCE, PART II
The Minutes’ conference tournament primer—with picks—covers the remaining 18 tourneys that will play out between now and Sunday afternoon.
American Athletic Conference
Conference rank: ninth out of 32, per Ken Pomeroy’s ratings.

The Ja Morant saga continued Monday when it was reported that Colorado police are investigating his brandishing of a gun during an Instagram Live video.
Morant is away from the Grizzlies with “no timetable for return” according to the head coach, Taylor Jenkins.
Ja Morant allegedly flashes a gun on Instagram Live, and Stephen A Smith wants to make sure “white America” discusses the topic properly. (Credit: Twitter)
The media coverage has largely focused on the terrible decision-making of Morant. Rightfully so, since brandishing a gun on live video at 3 a.m. is not the best look.

Las Vegas reportedly placed its franchise tag on the star running back and the NFL’s leading rusher ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.
Josh Jacobs will reportedly remain with the Raiders for at least one more season after the club officially franchise tagged the star running back on Monday, according NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The news comes just days after it was reported that Las Vegas intended to place its franchise tag on Jacobs, the NFL’s leading rusher this past season, by Tuesday’s deadline barring an agreement on an extension.