Kevin Durant might not be the last big superstar to shockingly leave the only team he’s ever played for in NBA free agency. The free agent class of 2017 is top heavy with loads of talented player, most of whom are expected to remain with their current clubs and/or even re-sign before even testing the waters — names like Stephen Curry, Chris Paul and, until his recent extension, Russell Westbrook are the big ones, but there’s one All-Star whose name shouldn’t fly so under the radar: Blake Griffin. The Los Angeles Clippers’ star probably isn’t going anywhere. He’s got a great gig in L.A. both on the court and off of it, and
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Why Tom Brady’s Mobility Has Been Essential To Patriots QB’s Success
Share this: Despite what his mom believes, Tom Brady isn’t exactly the fastest guy on the football field. In fact, the New England Patriots quarterback is pretty slow. But don’t be fooled by Brady’s poor straightaway speed — his feet still play a big role in his success. The 39-year-old QB had another monster day Sunday, throwing for 315 yards and four touchdown passes in a 41-25 demolition of the Buffalo Bills at New Era Field. Brady did all that while facing a strong Bills pass rush, and on several occasions, he showed impressive mobility to elude defenders and keep the play alive before finding his open receiver. Former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins believes Brady’s elusiveness is a big reason why he’s putting
Hey David Ortiz, How Important Was That Red Sox Win? ‘It’s Pretty Big’
The Boston Red Sox overcame a three-run ninth-inning deficit to win one of the more exciting games of the season, 7-5, over the AL East rival New York Yankees. Hanley Ramirez finished the rally with a monstrous, three-run homer to send the Red Sox home with the walk-off win that might just be the September spark Boston needed. Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz was asked about the importance of the win after the game, as seen on NESN’s “Red Sox Final.” Check out what he had to say about it in the video above. Thumbnail photo via David Butler II/USA TODAY Sports Images
Future Is Now For Red Sox As Yoan Moncada Gets Call Up To Boston
Share this: As you’ve probably heard by now, the Yoan Moncada Era officially began for the Boston Red Sox on Friday. The infielder was called up to the big leagues, where he’s expected to play a lot at third base. He also has the ability to put up big numbers at the plate — .910 OPS in 45 games with Double-A Portland this season — and on the basepaths with his speed. Hear what NESN’s Adam Pellerin and Jim Rice had to say about Moncada in the video from “Red Sox First Pitch” above. Thumbnail photo via Jake Roth/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link
Snow joke: 10 funny things we learned from football’s big freeze
1) Well done to West Ham, who now have one more point than two snowflakes.2) Poor old Avram Grant, though. He can't even win a postponement3) And you've got to feel sorry for Sunderland. Only two games on and theirs still deserved to be last on Match Of The Day.4) A lot of controversy about Chelsea v Man United being postponed early. With both sets of fans travelling from so close, surely the decision could have waited until Sunday lunchtime?5) In fact, there are rumours that Chelsea have ask...