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Charlie Hough, Joe Amalfitano are the 2026 Lasorda Award honorees

Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda and former pitcher Charlie Hough represented the Dodgers at the 2014 MLB First-Year Player Draft. (Taylor Baucom/MLB via Getty Images) by Mark Langill Former Dodger pitcher Charlie Hough and former third base coach Joe Amalfitano are the 2026 recipients of the “Tommy Lasorda I Bleed Dodger Blue Award,” an honor given to a member of the Los Angeles Dodger community who embodies the passion, enthusiasm and love for the Dodgers that Lasorda possessed. The Dodger...

UFC 330 broadcast team revealed with usual trio calling Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Machado Garry main event

The broadcast team for UFC 330 is set with the usual trio calling both title fights taking place on Saturday with Islam Makhachev taking on Ian Machado Garry in the main event while Mackenzie Dern faces Gillian Robertson in the co-main event. Podcaster and comedian Joe Rogan serves as color commentator alongside UFC Hall of […]

Los Angeles Chargers 2026 schedule and scores

The Los Angeles Chargers are going into the 2026 season with high expectations after making the playoffs in each of the last two years. However, with a new offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator, the Chargers have a lot of intrigue as they hope small tweaks will go a long way. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Chargers […]

Red Sox News & Links: Alex Cora speaks

We talk a lot about the supposed value of GMs being able to hire their own manager. Neither Chaim Bloom, nor Craig Breslow got that opportunity, as Alex Cora was seemingly foisted upon both by ownership. And even as he’s fired Cora, Breslow still hasn’t really gotten that opportunity, as Chad Tracy predates his Red […]

Chiefs training camp notebook Day 12: Steve Spagnuolo talks tackling

The 12th practice of Kansas City Chiefs training camp took place Tuesday morning in St. Joe on a nice day; the sun peeked out through clouds here and there on a cooler-than-typical August day in the Midwest. Fans, players and coaches have lucked out with the weather throughout this year’s time at camp. The team […]

What is Kalshi and how can it disrupt sports betting

Walk into any common dorm room during March Madness and you will find a bracket pool, a group chat full of parlay screenshots and at least one kid explaining why the under on a mid-major’s leading scorer is “basically free money.” That world already exists. What is coming next is stranger. Start with what we […]

Starting Lanes: Jake Brooks on learning to pitch in Albuquerque

The phone range in the middle of the offseason. Jake Brooks was a couple of weeks from leaving for Marlins camp in Florida, and the name on the screen was John Savage, his head coach at UCLA. “He gave me a ring and was like, ‘Hey man, how you feeling?’” Brooks said. “I was like, […]

Dwayne Johnson ‘exploring’ drastic career change after Moana box office flop

After his last project, the live-action Moana movie, flopped at the box office, a career change could be in the cards for WWE legend and actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. During an interview with Rolling Stone (via Sports Illustrated), The Rock revealed that he’s “exploring” the possibility of becoming a music star. What kind of […] The post Dwayne Johnson ‘exploring’ drastic career change after Moana box office flop appeared first on ClutchPoints .

3 best J.J. McCarthy trade destinations for fresh start after losing Vikings QB competition to Kyler Murray

The Minnesota Vikings have finally concluded their training camp quarterback battle on Tuesday. Minnesota named veteran Kyler Murray the starter nearly a month before the start of the regular season. Kevin O’Connell and Minnesota’s coaching staff had clearly seen enough if they were willing to pull the trigger so quickly. Now the natural next question […] The post 3 best J.J. McCarthy trade destinations for fresh start after losing Vikings QB competition to Kyler Murray appeared first on Clu...

Pelicans’ Joe Dumars defends offseason failures with eye-opening trade revelations

Contrary to popular belief, New Orleans Pelicans executive vice president of basketball operations Joe Dumars has been busy this offseason. He just hasn’t heard a trade offer that has piqued his interest. After Dumars teased another trade ahead of the draft, the Pelicans have remained stagnant this summer. However, Dumars assured fans he’s remained active […] The post Pelicans’ Joe Dumars defends offseason failures with eye-opening trade revelations appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Lions training camp notes: Sam LaPorta starting to shake rust

Tuesday was one of the shortest training camp practices I’ve witnessed in the Dan Campbell era. The Detroit Lions only got in about an hour of work before they decided to call it a day. There’s a relatively good reason for that. Last week, the Lions went fully padded four times in a row, and […]

Jets’ Geno Smith ‘throwing s**t out of ball’ brings optimism after years of bad offense

The New York Jets are desperately searching for a winning season in 2026. It has been close to 20 years since New York made the NFL Playoffs. This season, the Jets have a new quarterback leading the way. That is veteran Geno Smith, who is bringing new life to the offense in training camp. “The […] The post Jets’ Geno Smith ‘throwing s**t out of ball’ brings optimism after years of bad offense appeared first on ClutchPoints .

How Jets edge David Bailey’s top pick predecessor reacts to ‘great work’ at training camp

Entering year two of the Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey era, the New York Jets have nowhere to go but up. A 3-14 first season under the duo has already put both leaders on the hot seat. However, the 2026 NFL Draft may serve as their saving grace. A deep draft class, led by second […] The post How Jets edge David Bailey’s top pick predecessor reacts to ‘great work’ at training camp appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NetsDaily Reacts: Original Herringbone vs. Current Grayscale Court Design

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nets fans and fans across the country. In the world of the Brooklyn Nets, aesthetics are everything — especially during the quiet lulls of the NBA offseason. While fans usually debate jerseys or logos, […]

30 Day Countdown, Day 24: Who Will Win the Big 12?

Good luck finding any Big 12 season previews that don’t spend 1/3 of their space talking about Brandon Sorsby. That subject has been covered to death, so I’m limiting myself to merely mentioning that he will not be the QB for Texas Tech this season. The gap he leaves creates one of the bigger question […]

Ranking 5 Best Landing Spots For Duke Brennan

Duke Brennan was a big part of Villanova last season as the Wildcats were able to return to the NCAA Tournament. The big man is now looking for a home for the upcoming season in his fifth year. Brennan has narrowed his list to five teams and they all bring different fits. Brennan averaged 12.4 […]

How many more innings does Reds ace Chase Burns get this year?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. The most recent start from Cincinnati Reds ace Chase Burns was a uniquely poor one. He yielded 5 ER and 6 H with a trio of walks […]