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With 2018’s spring training just around the corner, it’s clear that there’s a gap between MLB and its players. Recent comments made by executive director to the players union Tony Clark, as well as the league itself, have made that clear.
For the second time in less than a year, the Los Angeles Lakers are being fined for tampering with another player. This time, the Lakers are being fined for comments made by president of basketball operations Magic Johnson about Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The 2017 MLB season was memorable for a number of reasons. At or near the top of the list was the impact that Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger had. The two took the baseball world by storm. With spring training now right around the corner, it’s only fair to wonder. Who might do that in the 2018 MLB season?
If you’re a parent in Philadelphia and were thinking about pulling your kid out of school to see the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl parade, there’s no need. The School District of Philadelphia has your back.
Michael McGettigan is an Eagles fan. His father passed away in 2007, having never seen the Eagles win a Super Bowl. See what McGettigan did to let his father know about the team’s Super Bowl LII triumph the day after it happened.
It just wouldn’t be an NFL game if we didn’t get a controversial catch? Super Bowl LII gave us one of those, when Nick Foles and Corey Clement connected on a touchdown for the Philadelphia Eagles in the third quarter.
Trailing 9-3 early in the second quarter of Super Bowl LII, the New England Patriots appeared set to cut that deficit in half with a short field goal. Unfortunately, that got botched and botched badly.
The Philadelphia Eagles kicked a field goal on the opening possession of Super Bowl LII. That was aided by a third-and-12 conversion from Nick Foles to Torrey Smith, where Smith made a catch that might be too familiar to fans of the New England Patriots.
Alfred Morris has spent his entire career in the NFC East, first with the Washington Redskins and now with the Dallas Cowboys. As such, he won’t say that he’s cheering for the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII. But he made it clear that he’s pulling for Nick Foles.
Getting into Super Bowl LII isn’t cheap. Once getting into U.S. Bank Stadium, the fans aren’t exactly getting breaks at the concession line.