No load management here (11/8)
Today's word of the day is made up. It's "Barkley'd" and you have Hassan Whiteside to thank for that (0:08). CC Sabathia said something about Gerrit Cole that everyone knew, but I'm still glad he said (1:10). The Astros announced they were shuffling up the front office - big whoop (4:04)! Kawhi Leonard got the Clippers fined because of improper 'load management' by the team (8:34). They fined owner Steve Ballmer a penny, ha. Tiger Woods surprised no one and is playing in the Presidents Cup (12:11). Bravo to Mary Cain for standing up to Nike (14:23). Deion Sanders cannot be a real candidate for the Florida State head coach open... I refuse to believe it (21:46). Ohio State star Chase Young has been suspended for at least a game so let's take a look as to why (24:01). Here's why AC Milan's new streaming deal is so important to U.S. sports (27:41). Review of the day - I went to an Elvis Costello concert Thursday night and it made me think (32:53). Australia's men and women's soccer teams have agreed to equal pay, uhm, not really (36:38). Cole Hamels says he'd take a one-year deal with 'contending' club, yea, because that's all he'll get #waittosee
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