
Terry’s Talkin’ · Wednesday · 1 hr 1 min
Should the Guardians sit José Ramírez so he can heal up? Deshaun Watson's next challenge
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Highlights:
- The Guardians are currently struggling with fundamental flaws in defense, base running and pitching, which jeopardizes their slim margin for error.
- Jose Ramirez's severe hand injury has drastically reduced his offensive production. Should the Guardians sit him until he's healthier?
- The Guardians' trade deadline acquisitions have yielded mixed results.
- Can the Guardians still win the division?
- Rhys Hoskins' decision to run upright instead of sliding after a failed safety squeeze: Right play or not?
- A rare scoreboard error during a Red Sox-Blue Jays game highlighted the intricate rules of MLB timing plays and defensive appeals.
- Why the AL Central is in for some fun baseball in upcoming seasons.
- Terry on what it means that Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has gone 22 months without absorbing live-action, competitive physical hits.
- Todd Monken has fundamentally transformed training camp by drastically increasing physical intensity, live drills, and positional accountability.
- Rookies Spencer Fano and Denzel Boston are starters already. Surprise or not?
- The potential rapid $12 billion sale of the Lakers highlights a growing economic trend of billionaires utilizing premier sports franchises as potential quick-turn investments.
- Why Cavaliers might just address their small forward roster hole internally rather than forcing a trade.
- Terry on why he thinks LeBron James' recent move to the 76ers was a meticulously planned spectacle orchestrated by Klutch Sports to generate documentary content.
- Terry's Faith & You column on why it's essential to address our wills and funeral plans and not burden others with them.
- Wilt Chamberlain: The first commuter NBA player?
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