For the MLB fans who like to keep score at home, you’re not crazy: Errors are way, way down this year. Plus, more on ESPN's new sportsbook venture. The Pulse ⤵️
on the phenomenon, which has rankled some MLB vets. According to them, routine errors have become hits. Did the shortstop have to take more than two steps to make the play? Hit. So on and so forth. League batting average is up from .243 last year to .248, and we’re seeing 0.51 errors per game, the lowest number in recorded history., and an official said the trend could be an “unintended consequence” of baseball’s new rules, specifically the pitch clock.
, worth a read this morning, illustrates how touchy a subject this is — and how widely the players believe things have changed. Yay, new rules?The Chiefs understandably feel untouchable right now. Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback in the, a two-time Super Bowl champion who might still be entering his prime. He has the arm and the offense to make stars around him.
And yet, we easily forget that a guy who helped construct that offense — former Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy — is gone.head coach Andy Reid, Bieniemy failed to land a head coaching job after numerous interviews in the last few years. He needed a new start.to distract the spotlight. But come Week 1, he’ll earn attention — for better or worse: They have a fresh, unproven quarterback in Sam Howell. There are no superstars on this side of the ball. Bieniemy has a clear challenge ahead.
We’re not in the huddles, but let’s maybe give the guy with Super Bowl rings the benefit of the doubt about how loud his voice can be at practice.ESPN is launching a new sportsbook venture called ESPN BET, in partnership with PENN Entertainment. The deal is worth a staggering $2 billion over 10 years, and as part of the deal, PENN sold Barstool Sports back to founder Dave Portnoy.
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