(‘The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
- The Clippers have parted ways with head coach Doc Rivers.
- Former Dodger/ MLB outfielder Jay Johnstone passed away at the age of 74.
- Lakers vs. Miami Heat, Game 1 NBA Finals, Wednesday 6:00 p.m. ABC.
- According to footballscoop.com there have been over 1,000 high school football games already played and zero reports of community COVID-19 spread.
- Georgia quarterback JT Daniels has been cleared to play and will be available Saturday against Auburn.
- Chicago Bears HC Matt Nagy announced that Nick Foles, who replaced Mitchell Trubisky Sunday in a comeback win over the Atlanta Falcons, is the new starting quarterback.
- The Dodgers will host the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday night in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series.
- The Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Dallas Stars 2-0 Monday night to win the Stanley Cup in six games.
- The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens 34-20 on Monday Night Football.
- Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has set an NFL record for touchdown passes through the first three games with 14.
@ NWO: You’ve got that right. Nick Foles helped the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl just a few years ago. His performance on Sunday proved that his skills haven’t deteriorated.
#4. I guess you would have to have a unified definition of community spread. Many schools in Utah have asymptomatic students that have football teams. Those students have taken the virus home and it has a direct correlation to the big rise in infections and deaths of students and family members at home in Utah. There is no policy in Utah to find and test for asymptomatic students daily. That story could only be true because no one is looking. Estimates this fall and winter are that Covid will only kill another 200,000 if we are lucky and sicken 2,000.000 more in the USA. Get a flu shot at least.
#6) Duh. You signed Foles as a free agent, because he wins. Trubisky gone soon.