More day baseball means more BANGERS!!!! @gneiffer07 has a trio of players to Go Yard 🚀
⚾️ Wilyer Abreu 1+ HR (+320)
⚾️ Esmerlyn Valdez 1+ HR (+402)
⚾️ Miguel Vargas 1+ HR (+400)
Tail directly on @Playbook!
⚾️🌬️ Objectively poor hitting weather in Boston, but 63% of the bets are on the OVER. Foolish or sharp?
Check out @pikkitsports, find the best odds, track your bets and more: https://t.co/Tu9VAK7jRO
Promo code WEATHER
It’s insane that the 49ers have to go on the road and play the Seahawks off their bye on a short week Saturday after traveling to Philadelphia.
Yet, the Bears and Rams will play on Sunday, after they both just played on Saturday.
Makes no sense.
No Fred Warner.
No Nick Bosa.
No George Kittle.
No Mykel Williams.
No Ricky Pearsall.
No Brandon Aiyuk.
5th and 6th string LBs.
Among other adversity.
The 49ers just keep finding a way.
One of the most fucked up days I’ve ever been alive for. RIP Charlie Kirk.
I’ve always believed that if you disagree with someone, you should talk to them about it. Maybe you’ll both learn something. Charlie did this on campuses every single day. And then they killed him for it.
Quick take on Rory McIlroy not speaking with the media after any of his four rounds: Last year at Pebble, following his pre-tournament press conference, he stood with a group of reporters for some 45 minutes and spoke about the need for PGA Tour players to be more accessible. He’d recently been to an F1 race and saw how many interviews the drivers give, both directly before and after the races. There was some clarity, he told us, that golfers should hold themselves to similar standards, especially the superstars. Personally, I’ve never been one to get annoyed if a player decides not to speak with us after a round. I don’t need to hear from each player every day. If Rory elects to take a day or two off when he plays poorly, that should be his prerogative. Tiger also did that, though infrequently. But Tiger never went four tournament days without speaking afterward. He knew that was his responsibility as a face of the game. Rory knows that, too. In fact, he’s said it himself.