Old Pueblo Tribe VS Colt 45’s Preview

Old Pueblo Tribe will be tested with one of their toughest matchups so far this season, against the 24-2 Colt 45’s, who as a unit have a .338 batting average and a 2.47 ERA. Ty Cook has been their man to go to on the mound with over 40 innings pitched this season with a 1.26 ERA and a team high 51 strikeouts. But I’m certain that the Tribe won’t be going down without a fight. The Old Pueblo Tribe are coming off an impressive weekend of playing, being able to string in 11 runs over two games, they showed of patience, their chemistry in the dugout, and their power at the plate. This is going to be a fun matchup at Murrieta Park and I’ll see everyone there!

Apple TV Leads Bidding War Over ESPN For US F1 Deal

Formula One is said to be trending towards the direction of choosing Apple for its US broadcasting rights, beginning next season. The offer is said to be in the 120m-150m range, sources told The Athletic

Apple recently released ‘F1 The Movie’ which brought in over 300m in a matter of 10 days, which broke Apple’s previous highs. Apple has already dipped their toes into MLS and MLB on Friday Night’s. Despite the broadcasting being pretty good in my opinion, they haven’t been able to grow a solid audience. Now the question gets raised, will F1 hurt their US growth if they decide to take the Apple deal? Time will only tell. 

Jacob Misiorowski Named NL All-Star After 5 Starts

After a 2.81 ERA, 4 wins, 33 strikeouts, including a 12K day against the heavy hitting Los Angeles Dodgers, it was announced that Misiorowski would be making the All-Star game, he replaces Matthew Boyd on the NL’s active roster and takes Paul Skenes record as being the quickest pitcher to reach an ASG. Paul Skenes made his first All-Star Game after 11 starts, while Misiorowski made it in only five. Misiorowski has already impressed Brewers fans and is now set to hopefully impress the MLB fan base now.

Cody Bellinger Gets His Revenge With Three Homer Night

According to Brendan Kuty from The Athletic, Cody Bellinger was having a nice conversation with his old Chicago Cubs teammates. It was a real nice conversation, one of those conversations where you just lose track of time. Bellinger did indeed that, he looked up at the clock in the ballpark, and he was late to the hitters meeting that the Yankees hold pre-game. Bellinger went on to belt a career-high three home runs, helping set a franchise record and receiving a standing ovation. The Yankees went on to shut out the Cubs in a 11-0 victory.

LeBron’s Time in Los Angeles May Be Coming to an End?

According to a report from Windhorst from ESPN, he is reporting that the Lakers have already potentially made their statement in not offering a contract to James beyond this season. For the first time, LeBron James career has a potential end date, if he decides to retire after this season, that decision is totally up to him.

“But if he wanted the kind of Hollywood ending that only the Lakers can give legends of the game, the release date was set. Spring, 2026. Luka Doncic in, LeBron James out.”