Andrew Joseph
Writer at USA Today
Senior Writer for @USATODAYsports and @ForTheWin. KU alum, Chelsea FC supporter, Atlanta native. No tats on the right arm strictly for buckets.
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1 day ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Andrew Joseph
The last thing any pitcher wants to see is a line drive screaming towards their face. And on Sunday, Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet walked away from that terrifying situation against the Twins — even if he didn't escape completely unscathed. Pitching with no outs in the fourth inning, Garrett Crochet had Carlos Correa's 87 mph line drive clip him on the nose.
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4 days ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Andrew Joseph
The Indiana Pacers are set to take on the top-seeded Cavaliers in the second round on Sunday, but Tyrese Haliburton's father, John, will not be making the trip to Cleveland. After Tyrese fueled a late-game surge to eliminate the Bucks in Tuesday's Game 5, John ran on the court and taunted Giannis Antetokounmpo as the Bucks star took in the season-ending loss. Giannis eventually confronted John, which led to a brief scuffle.
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4 days ago |
au.sports.yahoo.com | Andrew Joseph
The Indiana Pacers are set to take on the top-seeded Cavaliers in the second round on Sunday, but Tyrese Haliburton's father, John, will not be making the trip to Cleveland. After Tyrese fueled a late-game surge to eliminate the Bucks in Tuesday's Game 5, John ran on the court and taunted Giannis Antetokounmpo as the Bucks star took in the season-ending loss. Giannis eventually confronted John, which led to a brief scuffle.
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4 days ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Andrew Joseph
This past spring training, MLB experimented with any automated strike zone (ABS) challenge system for a majority of Cactus and Grapefruit League games. But even under that system, the challenges were limited. Teams were unlikely to get a perfectly called game. On Wednesday, though, the Royals and Rays got to experience what it would be like to play under a full ABS system because umpire Nic Lentz was basically a robot for a night. That's right — he called a perfect game.
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5 days ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Andrew Joseph
The Atlanta Falcons and defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich were both fined on Wednesday after the league learned his 21-year-old son, Jax, gained access to NFL Draft prospect phone numbers in order to make a prank call to Shedeur Sanders. The six-figure fine was a huge embarrassment for Ulbrich and his son. And on Wednesday, the Falcons defensive coordinator was prepared to take responsibility for allowing that prank to occur.
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Actually surprised everyone on Houston seemed scared of the moment there
He'll be 26 next season. Maybe try turning pro? He got some awful advice to return to school this past season and now he's staying in college again 😵💫
Grand Canyon guard Tyon Grant-Foster has entered the transfer portal as a grad transfer, @On3sports has learned. The former Kansas transfer averaged 14.8ppg and 5.9 rebounds this season. https://t.co/uOWMfDRMry https://t.co/Rchc3b2zDw
Flory Bidunga returning to Kansas https://t.co/5oTgjegIkd
