Month: July 2019

The Tigers appear like they’ll have multiple options if they decide to move Nicholas Castellanos. The Cubs are interested in dealing for the 27-year-old slugger, according to multiple reports, including the Detroit News and MLB.com. Castellanos is slashing .280/.339/.467 with 10 home runs and 35 RBIs in 92 games this season. He has blasted 103 homers over his seven-year career. Castellanos will be a free agent after the season and said last month he was…

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It’s been almost 10 years since Brett Favre has thrown a football in the NFL, but he still sees himself when he watches games on TV. The Hall of Fame quarterback and Packers great said he is reminded of his playing style most when he see Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield and Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes on the field. “There’s no question that the sky is the limit for Baker,” Favre told Nate Ulrich of the…

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James Harden insists there is no bad blood between him and Chris Paul. Click Here: toulon rugby shop melbourne The Rockets star was rumored to have had enough with Paul following hs team’s second-round playoff exit at the hands of the Warriors in May. Some reports stated Harden wouldn’t answer Paul’s phone calls after last season and claimed the duo’s relationship was “unsalvageable.” But Harden told reporters Saturday the speculation wasn’t true. “It was a…

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The Matt Harvey era in Los Angeles was short-lived. Click Here: cheap kanken backpack The Angels announced Friday they have designated the 30-year-old for assignment. Harvey was 3-5 with a 7.09 ERA in 12 starts with the Angels this year. He signed a one-year, $11 million deal with Los Angeles before the season as the team hoped to recapture some of his magic from his days with the Mets. He started off well allowing two…

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The chaos of the 2019 offseason will shape the NBA for years to come. Think about how much movement we’ve seen since the Raptors defeated the Warriors in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Anthony Davis to the Lakers. Zion Williamson to the Pelicans. Kemba Walker to the Celtics. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving to the Nets. Jimmy Butler to the Heat. Kawhi Leonard and Paul George to the Clippers. And those are only the…

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The same back tightness that kept Nationals ace Max Scherzer from pitching in the All-Star Game will force him to miss his second start out of the break he told reporters Friday. Click Here: afl store Scherzer was penciled in to pitch Sunday, but he will not be on the mound as he tries to clear up inflammation in a bursa sac in his lower back, which has been strained. “This is not something to…

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NOTRE DAME, Ind. – The offseason, as glorious as it was, lasted 36 days. That’s all. It almost was cruel to require Liverpool FC to return to training so soon after winning the UEFA Champions League title on that glorious evening in Madrid, but the June 1 date for that game against Tottenham Hotspur and the Aug. 9 Premier League opener against Norwich City assured the Reds’ celebration would be brief. Think about it. The…

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James Harden has joined MLS club Houston Dynamo’s ownership group. The Dynamo announced Thursday that the Rockets superstar had become part of the group led by Gabriel Brener, also owners of the NWSL’s Houston Dash. Harden, arguably the face of Houston sports and winner of the MVP award in 2018, joins six-weight world champion Oscar De La Hoya in the group. “I’m very excited about the opportunity to join the ownership group of the Houston…

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Everyone’s favorite player in MLB is the next one. All teams and fans love to project who in their system is going to be the next Mike Trout or Clayton Kershaw. But you know what, there is only one Trout and one Kershaw. Should a team like the Braves hold onto Christian Pache? Should the Yankees keep Deivi García because of what he might become at the cost of a championship? The answer is a…

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The past few years have seen more NHL players speak out against Russian President Vladimir Putin and New York Rangers winger Artemi Panarin took his turn Thursday. In a candid interview with Alexander Golovin, the 27-year-old was honest in expressing his lack of support for Putin and his administration. “I think [Putin] no longer understands what’s right and what’s wrong,” Panarin said (translated by journalist Slava Malmond). “Psychologically, it’s not easy for him to judge…

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