Sources: Fog forces Packers to alter Atlanta flightSources: Fog forces Packers to alter Atlanta flight
Sources: Fog forces Packers to alter Atlanta flight
Day: January 21, 2017
Tigers could have plenty of options for rotation (Sports Betting News)Tigers could have plenty of options for rotation (Sports Betting News)
Justin Verlander is set to start another opening day for the Detroit Tigers. The rest of the rotation is a little less clear, but manager Brad Ausmus is hoping he’ll have plenty of options. Ausmus saw no reason to hold back on announcing that Verlander would start the opener.
Tigers could have plenty of options for rotation (Sports Betting News)Tigers could have plenty of options for rotation (Sports Betting News)
Justin Verlander is set to start another opening day for the Detroit Tigers. The rest of the rotation is a little less clear, but manager Brad Ausmus is hoping he’ll have plenty of options. Ausmus saw no reason to hold back on announcing that Verlander would start the opener.
Spartiatis rallies to win $69,000 Aqueduct feature (Sports Betting News)Spartiatis rallies to win $69,000 Aqueduct feature (Sports Betting News)
NEW YORK (AP) — Spartiatis rallied to beat Bond Vigilante by a length Saturday in the $69,000 allowance feature at Aqueduct.
Bautista says he took less money but is happy in Toronto (Sports Betting News)Bautista says he took less money but is happy in Toronto (Sports Betting News)
Jose Bautista said Saturday he took less money to re-sign with the Toronto Blue Jays but is happy even though he didn’t get a long-term contract. The 36-year-old Bautista said he wanted to stay because he’s been in Toronto a long time and enjoyed so much success. ”You get what you can get and the most important thing is being happy,” Bautista said.
Bautista says he took less money but is happy in Toronto (Sports Betting News)Bautista says he took less money but is happy in Toronto (Sports Betting News)
Jose Bautista said Saturday he took less money to re-sign with the Toronto Blue Jays but is happy even though he didn’t get a long-term contract. The 36-year-old Bautista said he wanted to stay because he’s been in Toronto a long time and enjoyed so much success. ”You get what you can get and the most important thing is being happy,” Bautista said.
Sale ‘blown away’ by Red Sox fans’ welcomeSale ‘blown away’ by Red Sox fans’ welcome
Chris Sale figured he probably had to win some games for his new team before the knowledgeable and passionate Red Sox fans treated him like one of their own. It turns out he was wrong.
With WRs ailing, Packers promote McCaffreyWith WRs ailing, Packers promote McCaffrey
With WRs ailing, Packers promote McCaffrey
Van Gundy: Jackson-Rubio trade not happeningVan Gundy: Jackson-Rubio trade not happening
Van Gundy: Jackson-Rubio trade not happening
Dome Sweet Dome: Bautista excited to returnDome Sweet Dome: Bautista excited to return
Jay Alou always knew how much playing in Toronto meant to his client, but going through the free-agency process with Jose Bautista opened his eyes to just how special the city is to the Blue Jays’ slugger.