Last night's games were putrid, but mainly because the Commanders lost. No one wants to take the reigns of the league.
The Chargers (+2 point differential, got smoked by both Washington and NYG) and Steelers (12 point differential, with Aaron Rodgers at QB and 3/4 wins vs. the Jets, pre-gelled...
Normally Dean Blandino is deferential to his former charges. If he disagrees with a call, his typical answer is, "I can see what they were going for there, but it could have gone either way."
Yesterday's response on the Diggs penalty was more, "Yeah, um, well. They were both a little handsy...
I'm not exactly sure what you are driving at. Even in college, Maye was statistically head and shoulders above Stidham.
(Late) 4th round quarterbacks are projects and the Patriots had at least a year to see what they had. When Stidham relieved Brady his rookie year vs. the Jets, he threw a...
That was a good weekend. UConn, Washington, and New England all won, where only one them was supposed to. Jayden Daniels is back and fully healthy heading into Monday Night, Hosting Chicago, with McLaurin probably on his way back to playing as well. I couldn't care less about Noah Brown (who...
Mac Jones had a very good rookie year. Then McDaniels left and Belichick thought his genius, combined with a special teams coordinator, turned failed head coach (Though it was the Giants, so who knows if he still can't do the job?) and defensive coordinator, turned failed head coach could run...
For the Devers defenders, Breslow is taking a beating on social media. He's dry, robotic, and nowhere as charismatic as Theo, but I don't know what Boston fans wanted. The players on the field overachieved. Boston lost their offensive catalyst and #2 pitcher before the playoffs, but well after...
Think so? I have my doubts.
The Red Sox were barely treading water, if even doing that well, on June 15. They went 72-60, post trade and and made the playoffs. Devers also refused to play 1B when Casas went down.
The Giants were 10 games over .500 at the time of the trade and ended the season...
So much for that. It's all about pitching in the playoffs and losing Giolito in late Sept. did no favors for the Sox (Niether did Bello only going 2.1 in game 2).
There were multiple factors at play where a routine basehit becomes a double besides Judge lollipopping the ball into the infield. He appeared to slow up as he approached the ball and Sogard was probably burning around 1st. Duran does it all the time.
C'est la vie. The 'Sox lost and are going...
Disagree. They just showed Sogard's hit from last night. The ball was tailing away from Grissham and toward RF. I would have liked to see how Sogard rounded 1st. Phenomenally heads up baserunning if they (runner or 1B coach) saw an outfielder appear to ease up to field the ball.
Boone did have a feel for the game and that's why he took Fried, who was showing signs of fatigue, out. He was at 102 pitches and put two guys on in the 4th, 5th, and 6th. Duran is a lefty batting 7th for some reason so it made sense to bring Fried out for the L/L match up. Rafaela has a flare...
Ever since AI gave people extra fingers as well as that fake pizza commercial where there was something not quite right about how the slice was being "slurped," I can't get my brain to not find video AI impressions super creepy.
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