Less than an hour before Friday's MLB arbitration deadline, the Red Sox were able to agree to a deal with one of their best young players, avoiding an arbitration hearing next month.
And so this time, Kyrie engineered his own operation, recruiting Kevin Durant and signing with his favorite team as a child, the Nets. And he’s not happy now, either. Not long after Kyrie went AWOL for reasons only Kyrie understands, the Brooklyn Nets this week acquired the ballooning James Harden, adding fat to an escalating grease fire.
Rumors have been swirling around since Disney bought 20th Century Fox in 2019. The biggest of which was about Deadpool becoming part of the MCU. This then arose the question about how Disney would handle the hard R-rating attached to the franchise. Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige recently opened up about Deadpool 3 and what to…
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You’ve spent so much time at home in 2020, you’re probably ready for a refresh to kick-off 2021. Update your home sweet home with these smart home tech additions to make life just a little bit easier. Because after this crazy year, we all deserve a break. We’ve organized these 10 smart home trends by…
Now, is it possible that Benintendi is a victim of launch angle and analytics? Absolutely. What Benintendi was, out of college, was a true, bona fide baseball player, which is something that isn’t really valued much anymore. If the Red Sox took that and tried to change it – unsuccessfully after taking Benintendi with the seventh pick of the 2015 MLB draft – that is entirely on them.
The impacts of the Celtics' COVID outbreak continue to roll in, with three more players being added to the health & safety protocol on Saturday evening.
The Celtics are in the early stages of what could potentially be one of the first COVID outbreaks in the NBA this season. Jayson Tatum has tested positive.
Despite almost their entire front court unavailable due to COVID protocols, the Celtics were able to sneak by the Washington Wizards Friday night at TD Garden.