The Braves. Man, it was good to see Ozzie Albies swing a hot bat, right? Let's get this caveat out of the way first: Philadelphia sluggers Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber did not play this weekend in Atlanta.
Let's tend to our business, and here's hoping you got some good grilled eats, some spectacular fireworks and missed the anything-but-explosive Jay's Plays from the Fourth of July.
Happy Fourth of July everyone.
Caitlin Clark has become the biggest sports star — pre-Olympics — in America in 2024.
The money is staggering.
Simone Biles. Man, what a boss she is, and leading another U.S. team into the Olympics this summer at 27 is the exclamation point on arguably the greatest career in gymnastics history.
So the NBA Draft came and went this week, and like every season of talent acquisition, team officials are going to bust their buttons and fans are going to try to convince themselves that their new additions could be the guy who becomes THE GUY.
Let's handle our business.
So round one of the NBA Draft came and went Wednesday night.
So there has been more than a little backlash from every insider in and around the WNBA that the league is more than Caitlin Clark, and the world-renowned rookie from Iowa is far from the best player.
