Given the Cubs luck with injuries this season I'm expecting the worst possible outcome for Bellinger. As for Canario, that adds another black hole in the lineup, great.
I agree with the above regarding Djokovic, won't hear from him today, his QF opponent is injured and couldn't compete. Meanwhile, looks as Fritz' SF bid is fading, he's down 4-0 in the fifth set.
On the men' side at Wimbeldon, two Americans in the quarter-finals, best result for Americans men in quite some time. There's a chance one - Fritz - could make it to the semi-finals.
We knew the obligatory Hendricks start loss was coming, just thought the Cubs might make it competitive against a terrible Angels team. There's still a pretty good chance a series win which is a good thing.
Tiafoe started strong, broke Alcaraz in the first set, looks like Alcaraz is back on his game though, easily taking the second set 6-2. Now, Tiafoe is up a break in the third, if he holds and takes the third set, this could get interesting.
I don't blame Steele for being frustrated, Morel played a GB into a single, and, despite Hoerner throwing late, Morel made sure to get out the runner' path allowing him to run by.
It's an overall weak draft, no doubt, I have confidence the Bulls will still find the wrong, worst possible player to draft. I'm going with long, athletic and cannot shoot - Terry, Phillips and Williams - all fit, the same player.
The Cubs are for horsefeathers, don't get me wrong, but, I don't know what you can do when balls several inches from the strike zone are being called for strikes.