It made him stronger, Stroud said, and provided him consistency with his regimen.

/ he's still seemingly not very bright, though, and that's harder to fix.

"Slowik got fired because their offensive line sucked, not because the quarterback really played poorly,” another coach said. “The old system is a little friendlier to quarterbacks who are not as fast processing. Last year, it looked like C.J. might be one of those guys. Hopefully it was just first year in the system, but I do wonder, do you have to make it easier for this kid so he can play fast?"

/ so the leaked qb intelligence tests may have  turned out to be right 😂

The man kinda has a point

Everything around American soccer has to improve, from the youth system to MLS to the national team programs.

// It really doesn't, though, and won't.

At best, it trails four sports in interest in this country, and the dropoff is large. Moreover, those are more lucrative for the best athletes.

Fixed that headline

Probably the journos - the coaches are at least paid well

“Before games in Japan, I can take some time, and I can go to throw inside to the lefty, can get a first-pitch strike with (the) slider,” Imai said. “Here, we do scouting reports, and we talk about the (weaknesses) of the hitters. I’m thinking I want to talk more about the strengths that I have using sliders early in counts, getting more strikes with the sliders and the other pitches more.”

//

In a nutshell, a problem of Dana Brown grabbing a player who clearly doesn't fit the established (by Luhnow/Hinch) Astros way of doing things.

Jim Crane has broken the machine with a terrible gm how (and too much listening to Bagwell)

Dude was a pretty bad investment last season

Oklahoma is not getting EITHER Sampson