Jared Verse made his intentions with the Browns crystal clear, saying he's focused on changing Cleveland's defensive culture and winning games rather than chasing individual accolades.
“Myles is a great player, one of the best defensive players to ever live. You can make a very good case [for him] to be the best defensive player that ever stepped and played in this game. But I’m here for a different reason. Sacks are cool, TFL’s are cool. Pro Bowl, All-Pro are cool, I’m here to change the standard of defense. I’m here to change what is happening in Cleveland. You can go out there and get all these stats, but I’m here to win games. This is not a rebuild. I’m not here to take a seat for six months and just chill and enjoy the Cleveland lifestyle. I'm here to win. The whole Cleveland Brown organization right behind me on that, and I stand behind that."
(via @ESPNSAS)
Tonight's Reds' starting first baseman has 1,527 innings of big league outfield experience.
That's 1,526 more innings of big league outfield experience than tonight's starting left fielder and center fielder combined.
@LarryMobile@GinoHard_@DarrenDreger Show you’re comfortable by just resigning now then..!? You’ve already recvd 90% of your last contract, so do another one now that can be reworked next season for FAs/trades
Two-time community MVP, NHL All-Star, most games played in team history and our captain for 5 seasons.
Thank you, Boone. You’re leaving a lasting legacy on the ice and in our community ❤️
"In the four years since that extension kicked in, the Blue Jackets have climbed from 31st to 29th to 20th to 18th in the NHL’s overall standings. They’ve risen from 59 to 66 to 89 to 92 points in that span.
After putting up with the muck these last four seasons, now is when Werenski decides to hatch an escape plan? Now?"