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Photos from the Chicago White Sox’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays on June 16, 2021, at Guaranteed Rate Field. (Terrence Antonio James) A member of the security team is seen on the field at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) A member of the security team is seen on the field at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and the Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) The grounds crew at Guaranteed Rate Field prepares the field before the start of a game between the Chicago White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) A fan gives another fan a spritz of sun screen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) A fan is seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the Chicago White Sox and the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Fans are seen in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field before the start of a game between the White Sox and Rays on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune)
Paul scored 37 points in Game 4 of the West semifinals against Denver, helping Phoenix finish off a four-game sweep. He has only played in the West finals once in his career, doing so in 2018 with Houston against Golden State. The Rockets held a 3-2 lead in that series when Paul injured a hamstring and had to miss Games 6 and 7; Houston lost both and the Warriors went on to win the NBA title.
“It’s easy for us to say, ‘Oh, just back off on the velocity and you’ll be fine,’ ” Hottovy said. “When you’re out there competing, the last thing you want to do is feel like you’re not attacking, you’re not using your best stuff, right?
“It is June, but these games are fun,” Keuchel said. “These games are ones that you can, good or bad, take a lot from and move toward October with. But it is just June, so you’ve got to kind of pump the brakes on overhyping yourself and just try to get the job done night in and night out.”
“That was a really nice relay by Guillorme, almost a blind turn and throw to get our fastest baserunner, trying to make something happen there late,” Ross said. “I err on the side of aggressiveness. The chances of that bang-bang relay, just a nice job by them. They played a clean baseball game and came out ahead.”
“Eloy talked the other day (about), ‘I’m going to be ready soon,’ ” La Russa said. “Well, you’re ready when you’re ready. Same thing with Luis, it would be the same thing with Nick. This way, it takes that decision out of him and then he can just take his time and make sure he’s 100%.”
“Eloy talked the other day (about), ‘I’m going to be ready soon,’ ” La Russa said. “Well, you’re ready when you’re ready. Same thing with Luis, it would be the same thing with Nick. This way, it takes that decision out of him and then he can just take his time and make sure he’s 100%.”
Go back to February, when the Bears finally made first-year defensive coordinator Sean Desai available to media, and he said although he had no confirmation of Goldman’s plans, the team expected him back in the fold. The team has consistently said it expects Goldman back, and, well, he’s not back yet.
“I think down the road, 10 years from now, Cole Kmet is going to look back and say one of the best things that happened to him was having Jimmy Graham as his mentor,” Nagy said. “It’s neat because Cole has the openness and the willingness to want to learn, and he’s a sponge.”
Nagy already made that statement about Dalton this offseason, and he’ll likely have to do it many more times before the Bears and Rams meet on “Sunday Night Football” at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif. That’s how it goes when a city starved for quality quarterback play sees its potential rescuer drafted in the first round.