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Good morning!The community lost a titan on June 1 with the passing of Mike Murphy, a man of deeds not words. Motivated by the role softball played in his daughters’ lives, in 1988, Murphy began raising money to build a softball complex where every...
Good morning!The community lost a titan on June 1 with the passing of Mike Murphy, a man of deeds not words. Motivated by the role softball played in his daughters’ lives, in 1988, Murphy began raising money to build a softball complex where every...
Print this article Two sports leagues made themselves into political beacons. The NBA has seen its ratings continue to crater. Major League Baseball appears to be doing just fine. So what explains the difference? The NBA’s long ratings decline is well documented. It preceded politics, with the league seeing its prime-time ABC ratings drop going all the way back to the 2011-2012 season. But there is still no denying that politics played a role in the decline, as the league’s most precipitous drop in ratings came during the 2019-2020 season, after the league’s hypocrisy on China was pushed to the forefront of public discussion.
Gerrit Cole And The Yankees Have Plenty To Smile About [LISTEN] Last week when ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney made his weekly appearance on Levack and Bahl here on 1045 The Team, he accused me(Levack) of living on "Bitter Boulevard." Here we are a week later and the New York Yankees appear to have found their stride winning four of the five games since Buster told me to enjoy the Yankees because they are for real. Buster covers all the latest headlines in Major League Baseball including how seriously the recent COVID-19 issues could effect not only the Yankees but all of baseball.
05/13/2021 As discussed in November and January, ESPN’s next MLB deal will indeed feature far less TV games and somewhat less money, and will focus on exclusivity. ESPN and MLB both announced details of that deal Thursday, with ESPN putting those out around parent corporation Disney’s earning call. The new deal will start in 2022 and run through 2028, and will feature 30 regular-season games on TV per year (down from around 90 under the previous deal), but all of those games will be exclusive (at least two-thirds of ESPN’s games under the previous deal were not exclusive, and were also carried on the participating teams’ regional sports networks). As per John Ourand of
Snake Bytes 5/14: Split Share this story Infielder Asdrubal Cabrera is expected to become the latest Diamondback to join a lengthy list of teammates on the injured list after he pulled up while stealing second base in the bottom of the sixth inning. Cabrera stumbled and landed face down on the second base bag and didn’t get up, then was helped to the dugout and down the steps to the clubhouse. The Marlins strung together consecutive wins to close their regular-season matchup with the Arizona Diamondbacks, first with a 3-2 win on Wednesday and then a 5-1 win on Thursday to split the four-game set in Phoenix.. Miami (17-20) went 5-2 overall in seven games against Arizona (17-21).
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Where are some of the key players from the 2016 World Series between the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs today? Updated May 12, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 Rajai Davis played one more season with the Indians after his dramatic home run in the 2016 World Series. Now he's a senior advisor to the commissioner in MLB's front office.ASSOCIATED PRESS Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- It’s been nearly five years since the Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians in one of the most thrilling World Series in recent memory, but what’s happened to some of the major players in the time since that epic matchup?
Mets Morning News: Rattled Share this story The first place New York Mets completed a three-game sweep of the Diamondbacks by securing a 4-2 Sunday afternoon win in Flushing. Of course, Jacob deGrom left the game before the sixth inning with some tightness, so that’s not rad. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue . If you were expecting a nice update on deGrom’s MRI in this space, I am sorry, but that is coming later today. Around the National League East In the Bronx, Giancarlo Stanton walked off the Nationals in the ninth inning, giving the Yankees a 3-2 win over last place Washington.