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MACHADO SHOWS A RIDICULOUS RANGE
Tuesday, August 18: For those who have never noticed that a third base makes a catch in 280-foot foul territory on the direct box line, I provide Manny Machado:
– San Diego Padres (@Padres) August 18, 2020
It’s just a FO5 or an F5 in the score book, but you may need to circle this position in red. Okay, so he bets a hybrid base moment in one turn, but still … it’s a crazy athletics here. – Beto
OLD STEEL BURNS IN IR, MCCOY CUP
Tuesday, August 18: Injuries begin in the National Football League charts. In Chicago, former Steelers corner and first-round recruit Artie Burns ruptured his cruciate ligament during a Bears practice and is likely to be dropped this season.
– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 18, 2020
Burns raced to the national team’s first team defense pitch.
In Dallas, Gerald McCoy’s defensive take six times to the Pro Bowl was canceled/injured through the Cowboys, a day after he absolutely broke his quadriceps in a minor incident:
– Bill Jones (CBS11BillJones) August 17, 2020
The Cowboys signed Jones to a three-year, $18 million contract during the off-season. There is still no report on an agreement on the injury. Jones has been one of the most productive nose tackles in more than 10 seasons, betting 139 games, posting 334 tackles (86 for a loss), 59.5 catches and 153 quarterback hits.
Burns… Well, you know. – Beto
LARGE ORIGINAL JETS KILLED OVER THE YEARS
Tuesday, August 18: The Middle Hall of Fame, Dale Hawerchuk, one of the top prolific scorers in National Hockey League history, died of abdominal cancer Tuesday at the age of 57. The announcement made online through Hawerchuk’s son Eric:
– Eric Hawerchuk (@EricHawerchuk) 18 August 2020
Hawerchuk was the first overall pick in the 1981 NHL Draft and had an effect on the Jets, winning the Calder Trophy as the league’s most sensible rookie, scoring forty-five goals and 58 assists in 18, the first of six 100 -points seasons in his first seven years. Blessed with wonderful hands and an unpleasant shot, he finished his 16-year career at the NHL (1981-97) with 518 goals and 891 assists in 1,188 games for 1,409 issues, the twentieth in NHL history. His average race problems per game – 1,186 – is tied for 13th of all time with Evgeni Malkin. Hawerchuk was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2001.
Hawerchuk was diagnosed with cancer in 2019. In May, he talked about his war on cancer and his Hall of Fame career in SportsNet’s “After Hours,” and added a discussion about his role in one of the most memorable moves in Canadian hockey history: winning the draw. which led to Mario Lemieux’s mythical purpose of defeating the Soviet Union in the 1987 Canada Cup (8:00 pm):
This one hits hard, personally. I’m a fan of the game in my teens and Hawerchuk my first favorite player. Later, I enjoyed traveling to Buffalo to watch him play with the Sabres. Super talented and super hard: what I don’t like. Thanks for the memories, Dale. Rest in peace.
Update: Hawerchuk identifies with a moment of silence before all of today’s playoff matches. In Winnipeg, the Jets got rid of the Hawerchuk banner on bell MTS Place beams and will demonstrate it outdoors in True North Square for enthusiasts to pay tribute to. – Beto
THE DIRECTORS OF PAN TATIS BIG-LEAD SLAM
Tuesday, August 18: Direct opinion here. I kept this “I went to bed too early.” On Monday, on a late-night Twitter scroll, I found this:
– MLB (@MLB) August 18, 2020
I was aware of all the main points and didn’t think about it, unless it was impressive for this remarkable ability to achieve a 415-foot explosion with an output speed of 110 mph. Needless to say, I woke up on Tuesday with this:
– Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 18, 2020
Of course, Rangers manager Chris Woodward can be expected to explain his outrage over Tatis Jr.’s matrix, but I was surprised to see The Parents’ manager, Jayce Tingler, throw Tatis Jr. under the bus, calling him a “learning experience” to “lose the signal.” [take] “and then mention the game scenario as a “comfortable preview”:
Tingler called it a “learning opportunity.” Some of baseball’s unwritten regulations are so stupid pic.twitter.com/IYide3jaew
– Michael Schwab (Michaelschwab13) 18 August 2020
I’m sorry, that’s how you lose a wardrobe. It also provides Rangers permission to throw over Tatis Jr. in response. Besides, did Tingler get a personal message from Woodward saying that rangers wouldn’t use their last six retreats to verify and win the game?
Then Tatis Jr. said this after the game: “I’ve been in this game since I was a kid. I know a lot of unwritten rules. I missed a little bit on that. These experiences, you have to learn. Probably next time, I’ll make a pitch. “Sounds like what your manager said?
Also, for the perspective, I’d like to provide Woodward and Tingler exposure A on what you can with comfortable tracks:
Update: Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer for victory:
– Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage) 18 August 2020
Bauer has become baseball’s undisputed date. – Beto
FOOTBALL HOF ANNOUNCES SENIOR NAMES
Tuesday, August 18: Former Cowboys open receiver Drew Pearson and Raiders head coach Tom Flores have been nominated through the Professional Football Hall of Fame to enter the Senior and Coach categories, respectively.
Pearson, one of two “senior” nominees, is now virtually guaranteed to be admitted. »
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– Patrik [No C] Walker (@VoiceOfTheStar) August 18, 2020
Pearson was a notable catcher for the Cowboys for 11 seasons (1973–83). His statistics are rough by current standards, but they were impressive in the 1970s, accumulating 489 receptions for 7822 yards (16.0 YPC) and 48 touchdowns. decided by 3 Pro Bowls and 3 All-Pro in the first team. He won a Super Bowl with the Cowboys – Super Bowl XII opposite the Broncos – and played in two others, two opposite defeats to the Steelers in Super Bowls X and XIII.
Flores won two Super Bowls as raiders’ head coach in 1980 and 1983, compiling a career record of 97-87 as the nfl’s head coach for the Raiders and Seahawks. He also had an outstanding career in the game, being named Pro Bowl quarterback for the AFL Raiders in 1966 and earning an AFL and Super Bowl IV name as an exchange quarterback for the Chiefs.
The official vote for Pearson and Flores will take place on the eve of the Super Bowl, but those nominations are sealed.
Do you agree or disagree that these two fatal enemies of the Steelers are called from the Hall? – Beto
BOSSES ANNOUNCE LIMITED PARTICIPATION
Monday, August 17: Super Bowl protective champions will play in front of a crowd in the house, on Monday delivering their goal of filling Arrowhead Stadium at 22%, or about 16,500 fans.
– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 17, 2020
Meanwhile, the Bears announced Monday night that they would make enthusiasts provide even more ice, much to the sadness of no genuine Bears fan or quarterback, Mitch Trubisky, who can now fight in peace. – Beto
PENN STATE ANNOUNCEMENT: “UNCLEAR” ABOUT VOTING
Monday, August 17: Penn State athletic director Sandy Barbour made a brutal comment at a video news convention Monday on the Resolution of the Big Ten on August 11 to cancel fall sports:
Sensational.
– Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) 17 August 2020
Barbour is not part of the convention call when the resolution was taken, so it is not available firsthand to the resolution process, however, another revelation by University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel last week suggests that there is no official vote to cancel the season. :
– Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) August 17, 2020
There is now more pressure on convention officials to explain in more detail why autumn sports were canceled, i.e. because several groups had medical recommendations and help playing safely and were allowed to play. In addition, as reported yesterday in this column, Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields filed a petition with the Big Ten to repair the football season. Originally waiting for 5,000 signatures, Fields #WeWantToPlay’s online petition received 255,802 signatures in 36 hours.
He’s there. Will the convention close? Stay tuned For Array.. – Bob
FORMER PITT STAR HIRED FOR MNF
Monday, August 17: Former Pitt corner Louis Riddick has been assigned via ESPN to espN’s new Monday Night Football broadcast trio in 2020, joining new play-up caller Steve Levy and commentator Brian Griese.
– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 17, 2020
ESPN retired Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland as the MNF broadcast team on May 9, reassigning Tessitore to a school football game and McFarland to a studio role for NFL chain policy.
Riddick has played a key role in ESPN’s pre-game NFL, Draft and MNF systems, while Levy and Griese have been operating in combination on ESPN’s school football systems since 2016.
What do you think of the new transmission equipment? – Beto
INDIAN PLAYERS SCOLD CLEVINGER, PLESAC
Monday, August 17: Jeff Passan of Espn reports that Indian players were like headlines Mike Clevinger and Zach Plesac at a team assembly Friday about the couple’s decision to break the coronavirus team’s protocols in Chicago, that control had yet to be selected to assign them to their team. place of choice, where they will stay away from the team for at least 10 days.
ESPN News: https://t.co/4oeUX985mU
– Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) August 17, 2020
Clevinger 1-1 with 3.24 MPM and 15 strikeouts in 3 starts, covering 16.2 innings, while Plesac 1-1 in 3 starts with 1.29 MPM, 0.667 WHIP and 24 strikeouts in 21 innings pitched.
Bad news for the Indians, but news for the Pirates, which opens on Tuesday a three-way game opposed to the Tribe at PNC Park. – Beto
WRIGHT IS THE FIRST BLACK TEAM IN THE NFL PREZ
Monday, August 17 : The Washington team named Jason Wright’s team president Monday, making Wright the first president of the Black National Football League team.
– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 17, 2020
Wright played seven seasons in the NFL as a ball carrier and special team player for the Falcons, Browns and Cardinals. He pursued his career in the game by earning an MBA from the University of Chicago before joining a global control consulting firm in Washington, D.C., to fight his partnership. – Beto