Is Texas the Dodgers new home away from home? Plenty of Dodgers fans were in attendance for Game 2 of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Meet the baseball superfan who got an excused absence letter from the commissioner, but still went to the World Series for the 15th straight year.
The Pelicans reportedly agreed to a deal with Stan Van Gundy as the franchise's new head coach on Wednesday. Interestingly, just prior to the league's restart inside the bubble in Orlando, Van Gundy appeared on The Lowe Post with ESPN's Zach Lowe to talk about the Pelicans Grizzlies. Specifically, the two dedicated an entire segment to Lonzo Ball's strong season prior to the bubble. Van Gundy talked about Ball's season at length, a quote that is even more illuminating now that he is the head coach of the team.
After a lengthy, lengthy search process, the Pelicans have found their new head coach. On Wednesday, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Andrew Lopez reported that the franchise had agreed to a deal with Stan Van Gundy. Per The Athletic's Shams Charania, the deal with Van Gundy is a four-year contract. According to Wojnarowski, the Pelicans were sold on his abilities as a teacher with a young roster, his history of building top defensive teams and his vision for the roster in place
The Pacers front office wanted a more modern-style coach, it seems they found their man.
Los Angeles’ 8-3 win over Tampa Bay received a 5.1 rating and was seen by an average of 9,195,000 viewers on Fox Tuesday night, according to Nielsen Media Research. The previous low was also a Rays game, in 2008 against the Phillies.
Game 1 of the World Series drew in 9.195 million total viewers. That makes it not only the least-watched World Series game ever.
The NBA deliberately and visibly embraced social justice in the bubble.
