Hours after being acquired by the Bronx Bombers, Russell Wilson goes deep on his pinstripe dream coming true, his baseball/football future and, well, going deep with Stanton and Judge in BP.
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If New York is looking to trade Rick Nash, that likely signals the team is ready to offload some contracts. Who would stay and who would go?
The PGA Tour has wisely addressed the mini-trend of players magically struggling with footing when they also just so happen to have a buried lie in a bunker. The Man Out Front is still grumpy about Charley Hoffman and Branden Grace both asking for and receiving relief from bunker shots in 2017. The South African was buried in one of the recently renovated bunkers featuring the spray-on-style bunker liners that TMOF feels are more fad than functional fix for sand contamination. Hoffman’s relief came as he was contending in the RBC Canadian Open, and the episode didn’t sit particularly well with The Forecaddie when the golfer was seen smiling after receiving relief from a fried egg that likely saved him a shot.
Why is Steven Stamkos worried? Will Vegas strike more gold at the trade deadline? Is Predators goalie Pekka Rinne making a convincing case for the Vezina? There are plenty of pressing questions among this week’s ranks.
The Colts say quarterback Andrew Luck is working on his arm speed and is confident “that he’s going to come back and prove a lot of people wrong” in 2018.
“The rivalry is back on.” That was GM Chris Ballard’s reaction to the Patriots and their offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, who reversed field and decided to remain in New England rather than become the next head coach of the Colts.
After Josh McDaniels changed his mind on the Colts’ job, McDaniels’ agent Bob LaMonte severed ties with him.
South Africa’s Kyalami circuit has the desire, but not the “financial wherewithal”, to return to Formula One’s calendar, according to a spokesperson.
Lou Williams, who is averaging a career-high 23.3 points per game this season, has reached a three-year extension with the Clippers, sources told ESPN.
