Yeah, José Ramírez's bat is definitely corked Launch him into the sun

Omar Cooper Jr. was ranked WR97 in Week 6. He scored 22.3. Four of the week’s five best WR days came from outside the top 30.

Football guys.

Reaching for a quarterback in the first six rounds has aged like milk. Again. Every single year.

Bijan Robinson: 23.2 projected, 7.3. Derrick Henry: 17.8 projected, 5.0. Kyren Williams: 19.9 projected, 9.7. The three RBs people reached hardest for all combined for one usable fantasy day. Drafting running backs early is a tax, and Sunday collected.

Excuse me but I thought this was America

Germie Bernard was ranked WR33 going into Week 6. He finished as a top-5 WR with 25.7 PPR. Your waiver wire beat your draft again.

Bijan Robinson: 23.2 projected, 7.3 actual. Derrick Henry: 17.8 projected, 5.0 and a lost fumble. Two first-round anchors handed their managers an L before the 4pm games even kicked.

This day in NFL history: Peyton Manning threw his 509th career touchdown to pass Brett Favre as the NFL's all-time leader, on Sunday Night Football.

Dallas Goedert shows off his tight end

This day in MLB history: Reggie Jackson homered on three straight swings off three different pitchers in Game 6 of the World Series to clinch the title. Mr. October was born.

This day in MLB history: down 0-3 in the ALCS, David Ortiz walked off the Yankees in the 12th of Game 4. It began the only 0-3 comeback in baseball history.

BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Lindsey Clancy has been removed from the NFL Commissioner's Exempt list and will be eligible to play in week 7

Fantasy managers who take risks get paid off. It’s as simple as that.

This day in MLB history: Aaron Boone led off the 11th and walked off the Red Sox in Game 7 of the ALCS, sending the Yankees to the World Series after trailing 5-2. Peak Yankees-Red Sox.

This is what college football is becoming

Freddy Peralta had a 4.42 ERA in the regular season. In the playoffs it's 0.84. Different pitcher in October

All 20 Brewers fans have gotta be so pumped right now

The hitters who turned into completely different players in the MLB Playoffs, ranked by how far they've jumped since the regular season.

Bijan Robinson leads the NFL with 580 rushing yards through five weeks. Atlanta's workhorse is rolling.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads the NFL with 7 receiving touchdowns, the same guy leading in yards.