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@jon_wertheim @Wimbledon The system is broken if a player has enough ranking points to be seeded three full weeks before the start of an event yet does not receive direct entry into the main draw. Absolutely ridiculous.

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@BNightengale Would you have believed you would ever make those two statements about an MLB player?

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@GlobeBobRyan @paulieknep Two all-time greats and three overrated guys who rode coattails to the Hall of Fame.

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@bgtennisnation @Tennis Bigger pre-tournament longshot to make the semis: Chwalinska or Arnaldi?

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@NCAASoftball @westwood1sports Brilliant decision to schedule this championship series alongside the first two games of the NBA Finals.

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@TomCrean Ridiculous that anyone has to explain this to high-ranking decision makers, but credit to Saban for doing it. Scary times for those of us who value non-revenue college sports.

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@DanWolken Sabalenka has still not matured beyond hitting nearly every shot as hard as she can and imploding mentally when that doesn't work. No plan B, no finesse, no mental toughness. It's actually an indictment of the women's field that she is able to coast through so many tournaments.

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@TheBorisBecker I don't think this statement is controversial or even debatable. Winning any of the major events 14 times is completely absurd. The gap beween one player and everyone else on a specific surface will never again be as large as it was for Nadal on clay.

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@awfulannouncing Does anyone other than ESPN's decision makers actually think Richard Jefferson is worthy of an NBA Finals analyst role?

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@bgtennisnation American men encountering the most wide-open major draw since Roddick won the Open in 2003:

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@TheTennisLetter @Served_Podcast American men encountering the most wide-open major draw since Roddick won the Open in 2003:

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@TNTSportsUS American men encountering the most wide-open major draw since Roddick won the Open in 2003:

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@awfulannouncing Significantly worse than any of those horrible studio crews ESPN/ABC put together before they acquired Inside the NBA.

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@WHENESOTA Hilarious how criticism of the Gobert trade is dismissed because of a few early-round playoff wins. I said from the beginning that the trade would stress the salary cap, force a second trade involving Gobert/Towns and make it difficult to build depth without all those picks.

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@UTR_Sports_ Swiatek at only 7% seems crazy.

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@HubieTalksHoops

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@TwinsAlmanac Was that Brian Harper?

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@TheFrankIsola Knicks would need 12 games to beat the Spurs four times.

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@DanWolken Entire top half of that draw looks like one of those 250 clay tournaments after Wimbledon.

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@FB_Helmet_Guy Chester would eventually top the music charts with bangers such as "The One That You Love" and "All Out of Love."