@SleeperNets This will be a consistent theme this season… until Randle, Clowney, and Porter buy in on rebounding, we will be cooked just relying on Sharpe and Mo
We are saddened by the passing of 15-year Major League veteran and 6-time All-Star Sam McDowell.
Nicknamed “Sudden Sam”, McDowell spent his first 11 seasons with Cleveland from 1961-71. The 6’5” lefty led the league in strikeouts five times, including 1965 when he racked up a career-high 325 Ks to go along with a league-leading 2.18 ERA.
In 1970, McDowell won a career-high 20 games and struck out 304 batters in a career-high 305 innings and finished third in Cy Young Award voting.
A Pittsburgh native, McDowell finished his career with the Pirates in 1975 after stints with the Giants and Yankees. His career totals included 141 wins and 2,453 strikeouts.
During his post-playing career, McDowell worked as a Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Consultant and served on the Board of Directors for the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T).
He was 84 years old.
Sometimes you end up on a private rooftop in a beautiful setting with interlocked fingers. Just friends interlocking fingers. I interlock with my boys all the time.
Hey wanna lock up real quick? Shit like that. Normal things of that nature
There is nothing like D3 hoops !! Pure passion . The purest level of basketball !! Coaches and Players work just as hard as D1 for love of the game ! Congrats @TCNJMBB !