Month: July 2019

If you like exit velocity and launch angle, Trevor Bauer is apparently your guy. Bauer has never been one to shy away from showing some emotion. The enigmatic Indians starter had a rough day at the office on Sunday, allowing seven runs on nine hits and four walks in 4 1/3 innings pitched vs. the Royals. It was a bad start, but Bauer’s worst toss of the day came just before manager Terry Francona pulled…

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Egan Bernal said he is “the happiest man in the world” after he was crowned the first Colombian Tour de France champion. Bernal made history on a glorious Sunday evening in Paris, becoming the youngest rider to win the Tour for 110 years at the age of 22. The Team INEOS rider was congratulated by defending champion and colleague Geraint Thomas as they crossed the line to seal a one-two on the Champs-Elysees, where Caleb…

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The Rangers’ decision about selling at the deadline may have been made for them. Joey Gallo, an early season MVP contender and the Rangers’ leader in home runs, walks and on-base percentage, may have to miss up to a month with a hand injury, according to the Dallas Morning News. Gallo left Tuesday’s game in the eighth inning after going 0 for 4 and has been sent back to Texas to be evaluated further. It…

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Collin Sexton believes Kevin Love will be on the Cavaliers’ roster next season. Love has been involved in multiple trade rumors this summer, but Sexton thinks his teammate will be staying in Cleveland. “Kevin (Love), he’s not going anywhere,” Sexton said during a recent interview with SiriusXM NBA Radio. “I feel like he’s not going anywhere.” Love, a five-time All-Star, struggled with injuries throughout 2018-19 and played in just 22 games. The Cavaliers were one…

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Who doesn’t love talking draft strategy? For a lot of fantasy football owners, it’s more fun than the actual draft (and certainly the season). Heading into your 2019 drafts, you’ll be armed with all levels of cheat sheets, sleepers and projections (and hopefully some food). But the difference in five spots on the quarterback rankings list doesn’t translate easily to a Top 200 or draft big board. That’s why many fantasy owners like to break…

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Zack Wheeler’s time with the Mets could soon be coming to an end. “Chances are pretty high” New York moves the 29-year-old starter before the July 31 trade deadline, according to a report from Yahoo Sports, which cites an unidentified team source. Wheeler is on the injured list with shoulder fatigue. But, he threw a simulated game Tuesday and is expected to be activated later this week. New York believes it can “still get a…

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Charles Dickens opened “A Tale of Two Cities” with: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness” – currently what the hockey world calls, free agency. Some of the biggest names in the game will be available come 12 p.m. ET on July 1 as unrestricted free agents. Where they’ll land is anyone’s guess, but the salary cap rising…

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Deryk Engelland is staying in Las Vegas. Click Here: online rugby store malaysia On Tuesday, the Golden Knights announced the re-signing of the 37-year-old defenseman to a one-year contract. Engelland played the past two seasons in Las Vegas, and will return to the team with a $700,000 base salary that could rise to $1.5 million with incentives. Engelland says he turned down other, more lucrative, offers from elsewhere to remain in Nevada. “It’s not always…

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The Cowboys aren’t just America’s team. Dallas remains the most valuable sports team in the world, according to Forbes, which just released its list of The World’s 50 Most Valuable Sports Teams in 2019. The Cowboys have had the title for the past four years and are valued at $5 billion. The numbers don’t lie. Of the 50 highest-rated sports TV broadcasts last year, nine were regular-season Cowboys games. The team’s popularity helps owner Jerry…

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Tim Tebow has been sidelined. The Syracuse Mets have placed Tebow on the injured list with a cut on his left hand. He suffered the injury while fielding a ball in the outfield and there’s currently no timetable for his return, manager Tony DeFrancesco told reporters Tuesday. “He’ll be out for as long as it takes to heal, get back on track,” DeFrancesco said, via Syracuse.com. “It’s just kind of in an awkward spot between…

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