Unless there's some obscure company I'm unaware of with those initials, those are from Jon Lester's foundation, though it's an odd crossover considering the foundation is for pediatric cancer.
Apparently the reason they're making the change is concern over the connotation of the word 'disabled'. Admirable, although I can't say I ever even thought about it. Let's be real, baseball fans are probably still going to call it the DL.
They should be listening to any reasonable offer on everyone except Markkanen and Carter, and if someone wants to make an unreasonable overpay for either of those two, they should listen to that too.
Of course I am. Baseball is great. The Cubs should be pretty good. The organization has annoyed the horsefeathers out of me since late September, but still, baseball is great.
I got nuthin’. Give a brother a hint? Think about the medical problems Santo had late in his life and that should get you there. (it took me a couple looks too)
Do not self-report. Do not cooperate. It's that simple. If any AD self-reports or cooperates with the NCAA they should be fired. The only schools that get in trouble are those they try to do the right thing after a mistake was made. Yuuuup. Remember when the OSU team in Urban Meyer's first year went 12-0 but couldn't play for the NC because OSU gave themselves a one-year bowl ban? To be fair, that was mostly because OSU's dumb AD refused to take a bowl ban after a 6-6 season the year before for some reason.
I wouldn't say I was surprised that part wasn't scrutinized more, because the NFL is still early on the CFB-style targeting calls, but I did notice that at the time.
Don't line up in the horsefeathering neutral zone you horsefeathering idiot There is nothing exciting about New England games. It's all so technical, rehearsed and inevitable. It's why they're great but it's so [expletive] boring
Wendell Carter Jr. is having likely season-ending surgery on a thumb injury, because when you're the Bulls, not even the tiniest ray of hope can go unextinguished.
It is more than a little strange how Dexter Lawrence (and 2 other guys) testing positive for a PED - out of a sample of reportedly only 15 Tigers - has resulted in little more than a collective shrug in the CFB media sphere.