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TOPICS:
Mychal Thompson (@champagnennuts) | |
Hmmm...Distance from San Antonio to LA? 1,353 miles...Distance from Toronto to LA? 2,518 miles...WAIT...He’s goin the RONG way?
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MLB:
-ALL-STAR GAME --RECORD 10 HRS --GENETT TIES IT LATE, BREGMAN, SPRINGER GO BACK TO BACK........
Sports Illustrated (@SInow) | |
Josh Hader apologized after racist and homophobic old tweets resurfaced during the All-Star Game on.si.com/2zKMw6A
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Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) | |
Brewers reliever Josh Hader said his racist and homophobic tweets were a sign of immaturity when he was 17 and plans to apologize to his teammates, saying they don’t reflect on him as a person now. ‘No excuses. I was dumb and stupid.
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-THE STRANGE STORY OF JOSH HADER.....BAD GME ---GAVE UP THE JACK TO SEGURA, WORSE---OLD RACIST, SEXIST TWEETS SUFACE FROM WHEN HE WAS 17 ---FAMILY HAD TO PUT ON GENERIC JERSEYS, HE HAD TO APLOGIZE---
A. DON;'T BE HATEFUL.
B. SCRUB YOUR ACCOUNT WHEN DRAFTED. START ANEW.
C. IS IT FORGIVE NOT FORGET?
ANGELS WITH AN FU TO MLB RE: TROUT AND MARKETING
https://twitter.com/Angels/status/1019696043963789314
GIANTS:
-HAD TO GIVE BUSTER THE DEAL, BUI THE TALK OF HE CALLS A GOOD GAME, MANY VETS CAN DO THAT AND IT DOESN;T COST 22M. HE'S AN UNTRADEABLE ASSET. GIANTS ALWAYS PAY FOR PAST PERFORMACNE.
-GIANTS 2ND HALF: PLAYOFFS NO PLAYOFFS, BUYERS - SELLERS - WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
-I THINK DODGERS WIN DIVISION RATHER EASILY, 2ND HALF FIRST 10 GAMES WILL TELLU US ALOT
-IF I'M SABEAN - IM NOT OVERLY AGRESSIVE........
-KEEP HEARING GIANTS ARE ALL IN ON BRYCE---IF HE WAS OFFERED
-BIGGEST CONTRACT IS STANTON AT $325M / 13 YEARS , 25M PER.
-BIGGEST PER YEAR IS GRIENKE 5-206 (34M PER)
-HARPER WILL BE 26 IN OCTOBER:
-8 YEARS $41M PER --328M --MOST MONEY AND MOST PER YEAR ---PROBABLY WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO PUT HIM IN SF...
Now reportedly under the $197 million collective bargaining tax (CBT) and with an aging offensive core, the Giants will undoubtedly be in a position to put forth a lucrative offer for Harper’s services, likely to cost around $31 million per year according to Spotrac.
Longtime San Francisco Chronicle baseball writer John Shea believes the Giants will indeed do everything they can to acquire Harper, 25, next season, but concedes that landing the six-time All-Star will be a long shot.
“I think they are going to be all in and I think they are probably going to be either outbid or outmanned,” Shea told Murph & Mac Tuesday morning. “In other words, there’s going be a team that’s winning more now and doesn’t have an older squad, maybe an older coaching staff that might not be around for this entire duration with his new team.
“Why did Giancarlo Stanton go to the Yankees instead of the Giants? Well it was pretty clear that he knew it’s the Yankees, it’s the Bronx, it’s the zoo, and all that, but as well it was the fact that the Yankees were winning now and the Giants weren’t, I mean they were coming off 98 losses. They just cracked two games over .500 after the break, so there’s no guarantee.
“I’ve heard people who know Harper well that say there’s no way he would agree — even though he lives in Vegas — to the Giants, but I’ve also heard that he’d leave every option open. It seems to me that it’s a long shot but yes, they are under the $197, they made the trade a week and a half ago to stay under the $197 while calling up (Steven) Duggar and (Ray) Black, but I just don’t see it happening.
“I think it’s going to be a long shot but I think they’re all in.”
Harper is having a solid, but down season by his standards in 2018, posting a slash line of .214/.365/.468 with 23 home runs and 54 RBI.
SHULMAN AND LARRY ON HOW TO REBUILD GIANTS: WOULD THEY EVER GO INTO REBUILD - HOW MUCH WOULD THAT AFFECT YOU AND YOUR FANDOM?
Larry Krueger (@sportslarryknbr) | |
@hankschulman @saintgraves @KNBR Not calling anybody out, just disagreeing that you can't have top prospects to trade without "tanking". I'm Just pointing out that Boston, New York, Cleveland, and others have top level prospects to deal and never really had a "tank"ing season.
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Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) | |
... Even the Astros have fallen from second to fourth to 10th because they used their big prospects to fill their Series-winning team and trade for guys like Verlander and Giles. And by the way, @sportslarryknbr, while #SFGiants are 26th, Indians were 22nd, Bosox 24th.
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Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) | |
Baseball America's Top 10 system rankings, in order: Braves, Yankees, Padres, White Sox, Rays, Phillies, Blue Jays, Dodgers, Reds, Astros. All but Dodgers -- who are gold standard -- either tanked on purpose, just were bad or in Yankees case had one big fire sale......
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Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) | |
@sportslarryknbr @saintgraves @KNBR ... that the majority of teams that have farm systems that are, quote-unquote, "loaded" got that way by tanking to build a great stable of draft picks or at least gave up on seasons to buff up their systems through trades. #SFGiants just aren't going to do that.
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Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) | |
@sportslarryknbr @saintgraves @KNBR Larry has a point. I over-generalized. The Yankees didn't tank, but they did surrender and give up two of the best relievers in the game to build what was not a great farm system. LA, Boston, couple others are great at winning while developing good systems, but you can't deny...
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IF I'M A'S IM NOT OVERLY AGRESSIVE AND BILLY STILL MIGHT BE A SELLER
ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) | |
There have been 6 seasons in MLB history in which 3 teams won 100 games, but there’s never been a season in which 3 teams from the same league won 100 games.
That could change this season as the @RedSox, @astros and @Yankees are all projected to win 100+ games. pic.twitter.com/GGTQdhIMlv |
MLB POLL:
Earlier this week, The Athletic polled over 240 current MLB players, asking them 21 questions ranging from who the most intimidating pitcher in baseball is, to which city has the worst fans.
A few Giants players made their way onto the list, including All-Star starter Brandon Crawford, who was voted as the third best defensive player in the league, receiving 10.5 percent of the vote and finishing behind the Angels’ Andrelton Simmons (25.3 percent) and Nolan Arenado of the Rockies (14.7 percent). Interestingly, Crawford also received multiple votes as the league’s most underrated player.
The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) | |
Who’s the most intimidating pitcher in the game? Who’s the most overrated player? Which city has the best — and worst — fans? Our beat writers asked hundreds of players to weigh in anonymously. Here are the results: theathletic.com/433179/2018/07…
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NBA:
Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) | |
Warriors became the most valuable the fastest. Bought for $450 million eight years ago this week. Now worth $3.1 billion, according to Forbes.
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Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) | |
Forbes projects the top 10 most valuable sports franchises: Cowboys ($4.8B), ManU ($4.123B), Real Madrid ($4.088B), Barcelona ($4.064B), Yankees ($4B), Patriots ($3.7B), Knicks ($3.6B), Lakers ($3.3B), NY Giants ($3.3B), Warriors ($3.1B) & Redskins ($3.1B)
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OddsShark (@OddsShark) | |
#NBA Eastern Conference odds (@BovadaOfficial):
Celtics -130 76ers +300 Raptors +450 Pacers +2500 Bucks +2500 Wizards +2500 Pistons +5000 Heat +5000 Hornets +10000 Bulls +12500 Cavaliers +12500 Knicks +12500 Hawks +15000 Nets +20000 Magic +20000 |
Ric Bucher (@RicBucher) | |
First weekend of LV Summer League I asked a rival GM about Kawhi going and staying in Toronto. "No chance," he said. "He was in the All-Star Game there. Never left his room. He hates the cold.
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Jabari Young (@JabariJYoung) | |
-POP WILL SEND U TO CANADA
-BAD NEWS FOR WARRIORS LONG TERM? OR GOOD? KAWHI ISN'T PAUL GEORGE ---HE'LL LIKEKLY COME --BAD NEWS--GOOD NEWS---KLAY LIKELY WON'T......
KAWHI TO RAPTORS:E CALLS A GOOD GAME STUFF---YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY $22M A YEAR FOR THAT. - THEY ALWAYS PAY FOR PAST PERFROAMCNE.
-DUMB MOVE FOR EACH SIDE
*SPURS ARENT WINNING ANYTHING, MIGHT AS WELL REBUILD WITH YOUNG PLAYERS AND PICKS, THIS ISN'T PAUL GEORGE --HE'S ALREADY TALKING SITTING OUT.
*PEOPLE SAYING THEY COULD TRADE KAWHI - NOT FOR 2 MONTHS AND WHAT ARE LAKERS GIVING UP AT DEADLINE? THEY JUST HAVE TO WAIT 4 MONTHS AT THAT POINT ......
*DEROZEN PISSED? 5-139M CONTRACT, 2 GUARNTEED LEFT AND A 3RD YEAR PLAYER OPTION -- 27.7M PER YEAR --- 13.16% TAX RATE IN ONTARTIO--- SAVED HIMSELF OVER 11M IN TAXES WITH THIS MOVE, ABOUT 3.7M PER YEAR ....
* IS TORONTO UP W BOSTON -- NO.......
WARRIORS STILL A FINE INVESTMENT:
ESPN (@espn) | |
The @dallascowboys top Forbes' list of most valuable teams for the second year in a row 💰 pic.twitter.com/pbe9KRKql9
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(@julianrcreyes17) | |
Spurs projected starting lineup for 2018-19 season
PG - Dejounte Murray SG - DeMar DeRozan SF - Rudy Gay PF - LaMarcus Aldridge C - Pau Gasol #GoSpursGo |
RAPTORS:
PG: LOWRY
SG: DANNY GREEN
SF: LEONARD
PF: IBAKA
C- VLANCINIOUS
BENCH: FRED VAN FLEET,
OTHER:
-NATIONAL HOT DOG DAY
-KETCHUP>?
-FAVORITE FIXINGS?
-WHY SO GOOD AT A GAME?
-WHY ARE HOT DOGS ANS SAUSAGES NOT MORE MAIN STREAM?
WILNER'S PAC 12 PRE SEASON BALLOT...
WOULD YOU?
BENCH: FRED VAN FLEET,
OTHER:
-NATIONAL HOT DOG DAY
-KETCHUP>?
-FAVORITE FIXINGS?
-WHY SO GOOD AT A GAME?
-WHY ARE HOT DOGS ANS SAUSAGES NOT MORE MAIN STREAM?
WILNER'S PAC 12 PRE SEASON BALLOT...
Jon Wilner (@wilnerhotline) | |
my #Pac12 preseason ballot and why the cross-division rotation could shape the North and South races:
bayareane.ws/2NYfm6l |
Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) | |
A guy who had sex with a horse says the horse gave him consent by winking at him
bars.tl/2ayXeFdIEO pic.twitter.com/qoloj7smUa |
WOULD YOU?
Sports Illustrated (@SInow) | |
This fan had enough confidence in Phil Mickelson’s short game to let him hit a point-blank flop shot over his head on.si.com/2uupZG0
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CNN (@CNN) | |
Tennessee Titans star defensive end Jurrell Casey says he will protest the national anthem and take the fines during this upcoming NFL season cnn.it/2Ns35WS pic.twitter.com/9v1ttoB9cw
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NFL Odds
Player to Record the Most Passing Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Tom Brady (NE) 7/2
Drew Brees (NO) 9/2
Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) 11/2
Philip Rivers (LAC) 7/1
Matthew Stafford (DET) 10/1
Jimmy Garoppolo (SF) 14/1
Aaron Rodgers (GB) 14/1
Matt Ryan (ATL) 15/1
Kirk Cousins (MIN) 18/1
Jared Goff (LAR) 33/1
Case Keenum (DEN) 33/1
Eli Manning (NYG) 33/1
Alex Smith (WAS) 33/1
Carson Wentz (PHI) 33/1
Russell Wilson (SEA) 33/1
Patrick Mahomes (KC) 38/1
Ryan Tannehill (MIA) 40/1
Derek Carr (OAK) 44/1
Deshaun Watson (HOU) 50/1
Blake Bortles (JAC) 75/1
Andy Dalton (CIN) 75/1
Andrew Luck (IND) 75/1
Marcus Mariota (TEN) 75/1
Joe Flacco (BAL) 100/1
Dak Prescott (DAL) 100/1
Mitch Trubisky (CHI) 100/1
Cam Newton (CAR) 150/1
Tyrod Taylor (CLE) 150/1
Jameis Winston (TB) 150/1
Sam Bradford (ARI) 200/1
AJ McCarron (BUF) 200/1
Josh McCown (NYJ) 200/1
Player to Record the Most Passing Touchdowns in the 2018 Regular Season
Aaron Rodgers (GB) 3/1
Tom Brady (NE) 7/2
Drew Brees (NO) 6/1
Philip Rivers (LAC) 17/2
Ben Rothlisberger (PIT) 9/1
Carson Wentz (PHI) 9/1
Jared Goff (LAR) 14/1
Deshaun Watson (HOU) 14/1
Matthew Stafford (DET) 16/1
Russell Wilson (SEA) 16/1
Kirk Cousins (MIN) 28/1
Matt Ryan (ATL) 33/1
Derek Carr (OAK) 40/1
Jimmy Garoppolo (SF) 40/1
Andrew Luck (IND) 40/1
Cam Newton (CAR) 50/1
Dak Prescott(DAL) 75/1
Field 16/1
Player to Record the Most Interceptions Thrown in the 2018 Regular Season
Deshaun Watson (HOU) 5/1
Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) 11/2
Ryan Tannehill (MIA) 11/2
Eli Manning (NYG) 7/1
Cam Newton (CAR) 15/2
Marcus Mariota (TEN) 14/1
Philip Rivers (LAC) 14/1
Mitch Trubisky (CHI) 14/1
Andrew Luck (IND) 18/1
Patrick Mahomes (KC) 18/1
Joe Flacco (BAL) 20/1
Kirk Cousins (MIN) 25/1
Andy Dalton (CIN) 25/1
Blake Bortles (JAC) 33/1
Derek Carr (OAK) 33/1
Field 4/1
Player to Record the Most Receiving Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Antonio Brown (PIT) 4/1
Julio Jones (ATL) 5/1
Odell Beckham Jr. (NYG) 13/2
DeAndre Hopkins (HOU) 13/2
Kennan Allen (LAC) 12/1
Michael Thomas (NO) 12/1
Adam Thielen (MIN) 18/1
Mike Evans (TB) 20/1
T.Y. Hilton (IND) 22/1
Davante Adams (GB) 25/1
Amari Cooper (OAK) 25/1
A.J. Green (CIN) 25/1
Doug Baldwin (SEA) 33/1
Tyreek Hill (KC) 40/1
Demaryius Thomas (DEN) 40/1
Stefon Diggs (MIN) 50/1
Josh Gordon (CLE) 50/1
Golden Tate (DET) 50/1
Larry Fitzgerald (ARI) 66/1
Devin Funchess (CAR) 66/1
Allen Robinson (CHI) 66/1
Juju Smith-Schuster (PIT) 66/1
Robby Anderson (NYJ) 80/1
Brandin Cooks (LAR) 80/1
Michael Crabtree (BAL) 80/1
Pierre Garcon (SF) 80/1
Alshon Jeffery (PHI) 80/1
Sammy Watkins (KC) 80/1
Marvin Jones (DET) 100/1
Cooper Kupp (LAR) 100/1
Jarvis Landry (CLE) 100/1
Emmanuel Sanders (DEN) 100/1
Robert Woods (LAR) 100/1
Field 28/1
Player to Record the Most Rushing Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Ezekiel Elliott (DAL) 9/2
Le'Veon Bell (PIT) 11/2
Todd Gurley (LAR) 6/1
David Johnson (ARI) 13/2
Leonard Fournette (JAC) 15/2
Dalvin Cook (MIN) 8/1
Kareem Hunt (KC) 17/2
Saquon Barkley (NYG) 10/1
Melvin Gordon (LAC) 20/1
Jordan Howard (CHI) 22/1
Devonta Freeman (ATL) 25/1
Jay Ajayi (PHI) 33/1
Alex Collins (BAL) 33/1
Derrick Henry (TEN) 40/1
LeSean McCoy (BUF) 50/1
Joe Mixon (CIN) 50/1
Derrius Guice (WAS) 66/1
Jerick Mckinnon (SF) 66/1
Kenyan Drake (MIA) 80/1
Alvin Kamara (NO) 80/1
Ronald Jones (TB) 100/1
Marshawn Lynch (OAK) 100/1
Lamar Miller (HOU) 100/1
Rashaad Penny (SEA) 100/1
Field 33/1
Golf Odds
The Open Championship 2018
Dustin Johnson 12/1
Rickie Fowler 16/1
Justin Rose 16/1
Rory McIlroy 18/1
Jordan Spieth 20/1
Tommy Fleetwood 22/1
Brooks Koepka 22/1
Jon Rahm 22/1
Justin Thomas 22/1
Tiger Woods 22/1
Sergio Garcia 28/1
Henrik Stenson 28/1
Alex Noren 30/1
Jason Day 33/1
Francesco Molinari 33/1
Patrick Reed 35/1
Paul Casey 40/1
Branden Grace 40/1
Tyrrell Hatton 40/1
Marc Leishman 45/1
Hideki Matsuyama 50/1
Matthew Fitzpatrick 60/1
Russell Knox 66/1
Phil Mickelson 66/1
Ian Poulter 66/1
Thomas Pieters 75/1
Matt Kuchar 80/1
Louis Oosthuizen 80/1
Bubba Watson 80/1
Patrick Cantlay 100/1
Tony Finau 100/1
Emiliano Grillo 100/1
Zach Johnson 100/1
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1
Rafael Cabrera Bello 125/1
Bryson DeChambeau 125/1
Ryan Fox 125/1
Haotong Li 125/1
Luke List 125/1
Adam Scott 125/1
Webb Simpson 125/1
Matthew Southgate 125/1
Lee Westwood 125/1
Paul Dunne 150/1
Brian Harman 150/1
Charley Hoffman 150/1
Shane Lowry 150/1
Ryan Moore 150/1
Xander Schaufflele 150/1
Brandt Snedeker 150/1
Brandon Stone 150/1
Andy Sullivan 150/1
Danny Willett 150/1
Chris Wood 150/1
Kevin Na 175/1
Eddie Pepperell 175/1
Byeonghun AN 200/1
Kiradech Aphibarnrat 200/1
Daniel Berger 200/1
Ross Fisher 200/1
Dylan Frittelli 200/1
Padraig Harrington 200/1
Russell Henley 200/1
Martin Kaymer 200/1
Charl Schwartzel 200/1
Cameron Smith 200/1
Kyle Stanley 200/1
Jordan Smith 225/1
Alexander Bjork 250/1
Jorge Campillo 250/1
Stewart Cink 250/1
Jason Dufner 250/1
Beau Hossler 250/1
Pat Perez 250/1
Julian Suri 250/1
Peter Uihlein 250/1
Jimmy Walker 250/1
Gary Woodland 250/1
Keegan Bradley 300/1
Nicolas Colsaerts 300/1
Cameron Davis 300/1
Retief Goosen 300/1
Michael Kim 300/1
Si Woo Kim 300/1
Alexander Levy 300/1
Ryan Armour 400/1
Kevin Chappell 400/1
George Coetzee 400/1
Jens Dantorp 400/1
Kevin Kisner 400/1
Anirban Lahiri 400/1
Matt Wallace 400/1
Shota Akiyoshi 500/1
Jonas Blixt 500/1
Danthai Boonma 500/1
Bronson Burgoon 500/1
Minchel Choi 500/1
Darren Clarke 500/1
Austin Cook 500/1
Sean Crocker 500/1
John Daly 500/1
Grant Forrest 500/1
Gavin Green 500/1
Chesson Hadley 500/1
Adam Hadwin 500/1
Michael Hendry 500/1
Lucas Herbert 500/1
Charles Howell III 500/1
Kodai Ichihara 500/1
Jazz Janewattananond 500/1
Matt Jones 500/1
Andrew Landry 500/1
Shaun Norris 500/1
Sang Hyun Park 500/1
Chez Reavie 500/1
Jovan Rebula 500/1
Brett Rumford 500/1
Brady Schnell 500/1
Jack Senior 500/1
Shubhankar Sharma 500/1
Brendan Steele 500/1
Ryuko Tokimatsu 500/1
Erik Van Rooyen 500/1
Oliver Wilson 500/1
Lin Yuxin 500/1
Ernie Els 750/1
Scott Jamieson 750/1
Sung Kang 750/1
Bernhard Langer 750/1
Jhonattan Vegas 750/1
Abraham Ancer 1000/1
Marcus Armitage 1000/1
Mark Calcavecchia 1000/1
Ben Curtis 1000/1
David Duval 1000/1
Nicolaj Hojgaard 1000/1
Yuta Ikeda 1000/1
Masahiro Kawamura 1000/1
Marcus Kinhult 1000/1
Patton Kizzire 1000/1
Masanori Kobayashi 1000/1
Satoshi Kodaira 1000/1
Jason Kokrak 1000/1
Kelly Kraft 1000/1
Tom Lewis 1000/1
Zander Lombard 1000/1
Haraldur Magnus 1000/1
James Robinson 1000/1
Hideto Tanihara 1000/1
Ashton Turner 1000/1
Miyazato Yusaku 1000/1
Fabrizio Zanotti 1000/1
Rhys Enoch 1500/1
Thomas Curtis 2500/1
Todd Hamilton 2500/1
Tom Lehman 2500/1
Sam Locke 2500/1
Sandy Lyle 2500/1
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