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The article discusses how the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team's former data analyst Christopher J. "Chris" Correa was sentenced to 46 months in a U.S. federal prison for hacking into the Houston Astros baseball squad's computer database using another person's password, and it mentions Correa's views about his crime, America's criminal justice system, and recidivism. It states that Correa believed that former Cardinals employees had stolen proprietary data and algorithms from the team.

The article discusses how an American Football Coaches Association rule change could negatively impact the ability of college and high school football teams to use the option offensive scheme as of 2018, and it mentions the decision to implement a rule prohibiting cut blocks in football. The veer-option and zone-read double option offensive schemes are addressed, along with former college football coaches such as Barry Switzer and the University of Florida's football team.

The article discusses the impact that National Football league (NFL) rule changes are having on defensive pass rushers such as Clay Matthews and quarterbacks such as Matt Ryan as of 2018, and it mentions efforts to protect the health of quarterbacks. Violence in football, brain damage, and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) are examined, along with roughing-the-passer penalties during NFL games. It states that an NFL passing yardage record was set on September 30, 2018. Football statistics-related forecasts are provided regarding touchdown passes and passing attempts by quarterbacks such as Kirk Cousins.

The article discusses the success of the Troy University football team in 2018, and it mentions the squad's preparations prior to defeating the University of Nebraska football team in Lincoln, Nebraska. Coach Neal Brown, college football practices, and staff meetings are assessed, along with football players' meals involving lasagna, turkey breasts, and ice cream. Walk-throughs involving game formations are assessed, along with pregame dance parties.

The article discusses Major League Baseball (MLB) player Chris Davis of the Baltimore Orioles team who has the worst batting average and second-worst slugging percentage of all MLB players in 2018, and it mentions how Davis also recorded the most home runs for the Orioles organization in two different seasons. Davis' seven-year, 161 million dollar contract with the Orioles team is assessed, along with hitting-related timing and Davis' baseball bat swing technique.

The article discusses various aspects of Arizona State University's (ASU's) hiring of television personality and ex-National Football League coach Herm Edwards to lead the ASU football team in 2018. According to the article, Edwards had been out of coaching for 10 years prior to being hired at ASU. His former role on the "NFL Live" television program is assessed, along with team harmony and Edwards' relationships with players.

The article discusses the performance of Major League Baseball first baseman Matt Carpenter during the 2018 season, and it mentions how Carpenter, who is hoping to lead his St. Louis Cardinals team to the playoffs, is a candidate for professional baseball's Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award. Winning is addressed in relation to Carpenter's homemade salsa, his 35 home runs, and the Cardinals' role as the first place team in the National League's Central Division.

The article discusses ex-National Basketball Association (NBA) player and college basketball coach Penny Hardaway's effort to turn the University of Memphis basketball team into a contender as of 2018, and it mentions Hardaway's former role as a player on the Memphis State University basketball team in the 1990s. Hardaway's knee injuries in the NBA are addressed, along with Hardaway's replacement of fired head coach Tubby Smith.

The article discusses the authors' reasons why the Seattle Seahawks National Football League (NFL) team, which won a Super Bowl championship in the 2013-2014 season, never became a sports dynasty, and it mentions disdain for quarterback Russell Wilson and tensions between the squad's offensive and defensive players. Ex-Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman and coach Pete Carroll's philosophy are addressed, along with Wilson's relationship with Carroll.

The article discusses the performance of National Football League (NFL) quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs team in the first two weeks of the 2018-2019 NFL season, and it mentions the attitudes of football team general managers, as well as the possibility of the Chiefs making it to the NFL's Super Bowl championship game. According to the article, Mahomes was the backup to then-starting quarterback Alex Smith during the 2017-2018 season.

The article discusses defensive end Robert Quinn who plays for the Miami Dolphins National Football League (NFL) team, and it mentions the reasons why Quinn raises his fist in protest during the playing of America's national anthem at NFL games. Police-involved shooting deaths in the U.S. and former quarterback Colin Kaepernick's political activism are examined, along with racism in America, grassroots work, and Quinn's parents.

The article discusses the 2018-2019 National Football League (NFL) season in relation to the legalization of sports betting in America, and it mentions football-related gambling odds involving quarterback Baker Mayfield of the Cleveland Browns football team, sad face emojis, and fans of the Los Angeles Chargers squad. Coach Hue Jackson and running back Saquon Barkley are examined, along with coach Bill Belichick and ex-quarterback Brett Favre.

The article discusses 32-year-old National Football League (NFL) head coach Sean McVay's views about work-life balance and his leadership of the Los Angeles Rams football team. According to the article, McVay is the youngest head coach in the NFL. It states that the Rams squad could be a contender for the Super Bowl championship in 2018-2019. McVay's relationship with girlfriend and model Veronika Khomyn is assessed, along with McVay's devotion to coaching football.

The article discusses National Football League (NFL) quarterback Deshaun Watson who plays for the Houston Texans team, and it mentions Watson's comeback following an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. Watson's football statistics during his rookie season are addressed, along with touchdown (TD) passes and his left knee ACL tear injury while playing football at Clemson University. ACL surgery and college football coach Dabo Swinney's views. The possibility that Watson will win a Super Bowl championship title is assessed.

The article presents a roundtable discussion featuring various National Football League (NFL) players such as T.J. Lang and coaches Hue Jackson and Frank Reich who offer advice on how quarterbacks can avoid getting injured during the 2018-2019 NFL season. The running habits of quarterbacks such as Carson Wentz are addressed, along with passing and the views of NFL quarterbacks such as Andrew Luck, Eli Manning, and Matthew Stafford.

The article discusses the Oakland Athletic's (A's) Major League Baseball team's success during the 2018 season, and it mentions undervalues baseball players, the book "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game," and the interpersonal connections between the various players on the A's squad such as Khris Davis, Matt Chapman, and Jed Lowrie. The team's payroll restrictions are assessed, along with the 2002 A's team which won over 100 games.

The article discusses the batting-related success of Major League Baseball outfielder J.D. Martinez who plays for the Boston Red Sox team as of 2018, and it mentions the 2017 World Series-winning Houston Astros squad's decision to release Martinez in 2014. Martinez's bat-swinging style is examined, along with baseball-related video analysis and Martinez's former roles on the Detroit Tigers and Arizona Diamondbacks teams.

The article discusses Houston, Texas native Ed Oliver's decision to play defensive end for the University of Houston team, and it mentions how Oliver has already announced that he plans to enter the 2019 National Football League (NFL) draft. Oliver's athletic skills are addressed, along with his body size and the impact that Oliver has on college quarterbacks. Defensive coordinator A.J. Blum is assessed.

The article discusses the author's claim that the key to the success of the University of Wisconsin's football team is the five players who comprise the squad's offensive line as of 2018, and it mentions how center Tyler Biadasz, left guard Michael Deiter, right guard Beau Benzschawel, right tackle David Edwards, and left tackle Jon Dietzen hold weekly meetings at a Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Inc. chain restaurant. Offensive college football statistics are also assessed.

The article discusses the Clemson University football team's defensive line which is comprised of players such as Clelin Ferrell, Dexter Lawrence, Christian Wilkins, and Austin Bryant, and it mentions how these four college athletes are determined to win a national championship in 2018 and become the best defensive line in American college football history. Clemson University's effort to secure a fourth consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) title is examined, along with claim that the four football players are known as the Power Rangers.

The article discusses the potential impact that National Basketball Association (NBA) free agent star LeBron James' decision to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers team might have on the 2018-2019 NBA season and the Lakers organization's effort to win a 17th NBA championship title. The history of the Lakers team is addressed, along with team president Magic Johnson and sports agent Rich Paul. James' former role on the Cleveland Cavaliers squad is assessed.

The article discusses Major League Baseball (MLB) star Mike Trout's athletic ability and his success during the 2018 baseball season, and it mentions his role on the Los Angeles Angels team, as well as the author's claim that Trout is the best MLB player. Trout's hitting ability and home runs are examined, along with the expectation that Trout will surpass former MLB star Mickey Mantle to become the third-highest Wins Above Replacement for any position player in his first eight seasons.

The article presents a roundtable discussion involving National Football League (NFL) offensive linemen such as Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Stefen Wisniewski who play for the Philadelphia Eagles team, and it mentions the players' views about the 2017 NFL season and the Eagles' first Super Bowl championship win over the New England Patriots team. Other Eagles players such as Halapoulivaati Vaitai and Brandon Brooks are assessed.

The article discusses several proposed trades involving Major League Baseball (MLB) players prior to the league's deadline on July 31, 2018, and it mentions potential transactions involving infielder Manny Machado of the Baltimore Orioles team, pitcher Ian Anderson of the Atlanta Braves squad, and pitcher Jacob deGrom who plays for the New York Mets team. According to the article, the Los Angeles Dodgers franchise might trade to acquire second baseman Scooter Gennett.

The article discusses professional golfer Brooks Koepka who has won two-straight U.S. Open golf tournament titles in 2017 and 2018, and it mentions how Koepka enjoys playing the role of an underdog who is not expected to win. According to the article, Koepka is ranked as the fourth best golfer in the world as of 2018. The PGA Tour association and Koepka's childhood in West Palm Beach, Florida are examined, along with golf coach Pete Cowen and caddie Ricky Elliott.

The article discusses various trends in the 2018 Major League Baseball season as of May 2018, and it mentions the athletic talents of baseball players such as Aaron Judge, Max Scherzer, and Billy Hamilton. According to the article, rightfielder Mookie Betts is the best player on the Boston Red Sox team. Statistics on strikeouts and hits is examined, along with teams such as the Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, and New York Yankees.

The article discusses the performance of the Golden State Warriors National Basketball Association (NBA) team during the 2017-2018 NBA Season and the NBA playoffs, and it mentions basketball players such as Draymond Green, James Harden, and Steph Curry. General Manager Bob Myers is addressed, along with the Warriors' Western Conference finals series against the Houston Rockets squad. Basketball coaches and game plans for the playoffs are assessed.

The article discusses the possibility that the Boston Celtics National Basketball Association (NBA) team could make it to the 2018 NBA Finals, and it mentions the Celtics playoff series against the Cleveland Cavaliers squad, as well as the claim that some people view the Celtics as underdogs who are expected to lose to the Cavaliers. Coach Brad Stevens is addressed, along with basketball players LeBron James, Al Horford, and Jayson Tatum.

The article discusses the baseball pitching-related skills of Oregon State University baseball pitcher Luke Heimlich who plead guilty to a felony charge of molesting his niece when he was 15 years old, and it mentions the uncertainty that is associated with Heimlich's role in the Major League Baseball draft in 2018. According to the article, Heimlich is one of the most talented pitchers in American college baseball. Second chances for people who have committed crimes are examined, along with concerns about who knew about Heimlich's criminal past.

The article discusses Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher Clayton Kershaw and his goal of winning a World Series championship as a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team. Kershaw's athletic skills are addressed, along with his success in baseball and the possibility that he could enter free agency following the 2018 MLB season. Regular season and postseason pitching statistics are also provided.

The article discusses the 2018 National Football League (NFL) draft and general manager John Dorsey's attempt to secure a franchise quarterback for the Cleveland Browns NFL squad by drafting University of Oklahoma star player Baker Mayfield with the number one draft pick, and it mentions how the Browns have made several quarterback-related drafting errors over the years. The history of the Browns organization is assessed, along with former quarterbacks such as Johnny Manziel and Tim Couch.

The article discusses the offensive skills of the various players on the Houston Rockets National Basketball Association (NBA) team as of 2018, and it mentions guard James Harden's athletic ability and his performance in the 2018 NBA playoffs. Coach Mike D'Antoni is addressed, along with Harden's teammates such as Gerald Green, Chris Paul, and Trevor Ariza. The success of the Rockets team during the 2017-2018 NBA season is examined, along with shooting, an Offensive Efficiency Rating (OER) statistic, and defense in basketball.

The article discusses the football player-related needs of all 32 National Football League (NFL) teams at the start of the 2018 NFL offseason period, and it mentions the management of the New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, and Buffalo Bills football squads. Wide receivers and edge rushing defensive players are examined, along with quarterback Andy Dalton and free agency. The offensive needs of the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers teams are assessed.

The article discusses the success of the Las Vegas Golden Knights National Hockey League (NHL) expansion team during the organization's inaugural season in 2017-2018, and it mentions how the Golden Knights have won 334 games as of February 3, 2018. Several Golden Knights players are mentioned, including Marc-André Fleury, James Neal, and David Perron. According to the article, the Golden Knights are on pace to outperform all other expansion teams in the history of professional sports.

The article discusses the performance of University of Oklahoma freshman basketball point guard Trae Young during the 2017-2018 season, and it mentions Young's shooting and passing skills. Young's three-point shooting ability is addressed, along with coach Lon Kruger and the claim that Young leads all U.S. college basketball players in assists per game and assist rate as of February 2018. Young's high school basketball career is assessed.

The article discusses various aspects of the Philadelphia Eagles National Football League (NFL) team's first Super Bowl championship victory in 2018, and it mentions the Eagles' ability to defeat the New England Patriots squad led by quarterback Tom Brady. Head coach Doug Pederson's play-calling ability and the performance of quarterback Nick Foles are examined, along with general manager Howie Roseman and starting quarterback Carson Wentz's torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. A touchdown pass thrown by tight end Trey Burton and caught by Foles is examined.

The article discusses various racial incidents in Missouri in connection with college basketball coach Cuonzo Martin's decision to accept a job as the head coach of the University of Missouri men's basketball squad, and it mentions protests and the police shooting deaths of black teenager Michael Brown in 2014 and African American resident Anthony Lamar Smith in 2011. Racial unity and college basketball player recruitment are examined, along with college basketball player Michael Porter Jr.

The article discusses the status of the Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League (NFL) team's defense in the wake of middle linebacker Ryan Shazier's potentially career-ending injury in a game on December 4, 2017, and it mentions the Steelers' goals which include beating the New England Patriots squad and winning the NFL's Super Bowl LII championship game. Defensive backs Artie Burns and Sean Davis are assessed along with defensive end Stephon Tuitt.

The article discusses various aspects of the University of Alabama football team's national championship victory over the University of Georgia squad in 2018, and it mentions coach Nick Saban's decision to replace starting quarterback Jalen Hurts with true freshman backup player Tua Tagovailoa at the start of the second half of the game. According to the article, Saban won his sixth national title and tied the late coach Paul "Bear" Bryant for the most championships won by a single coach. Tailback Najee Harris and teammate DeVonta Smith are examined.

The article discusses the author's admiration for the Texas Christian University (TCU) football team as of 2017, and it mentions TCU's Horned frog mascot, as well as the author's relationship with her father who is a TCU football fan. According to the article, TCU will play the Stanford University football squad in the Alama Bowl game on December 28, 2017. The history of American college football is examined, along with the author's career and her battle with bipolar disorder.

The article presents a preview of the 2017-2018 U.S. College Football Playoff tournament featuring the football teams from the University of Alabama (Alabama), Clemson University, the University of Georgia, and the University of Oklahoma, and it mentions defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick and the possibility that Alabama could win a national championship. Fitzpatrick's relationship with his parents is examined, along with the claim that Alabama has been the most dominant college football program in the last decade. Coach Nick Saban is mentioned.

The article discusses various aspects of the career of female National Basketball Association (NBA) analyst Doris Burke who is employed by the ESPN Inc. sports media firm, and it mentions Burke's experience as a basketball player. The respect that Burke has earned from television viewers, basketball players, and coaches is examined, along with her knowledge of the game of basketball. Burke's on-air relationship with colleague Jeff Van Gundy is assessed.

The article discusses various aspects of the trade involving Major League Baseball outfielder Giancarlo Stanton to the New York Yankees squad and the signing of Japanese free agent Shohei Ohtani by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim team. According to the article, Stanton hit 59 home runs in 2017. It states that Ohtani has competed as a pitcher and an outfielder while playing baseball in Japan. Baseball players' salaries and the entertainment-related aspects of baseball are assessed.

The article discusses various injuries involving National Football League (NFL) players during the 2017-2018 season, and it mentions a spinal injury involving inside linebacker Ryan Shazier, tight end C.J. Fiedorowicz's brain concussion, and defensive end J.J. Watt's knee injury. According to the article, rookie running back Chris Carson of the Settle Seahawks football team suffered a broken left leg and torn ankle ligaments in 2017. Center Deyshawn Bond's torn quadriceps injury is assessed, along with injuries to NFL All-Pro players.

The article discusses Major League Baseball second baseman José Altuve who has been named as a recipient of the journal's 2017 Sportsperson of the Year award, and it mentions Altuve's role on the Houston Astros baseball team which won the first World Series championship in the franchise's history. Altuve's short stature is addressed, along with the impact of Hurricane Harvey on the city of Houston, Texas. Economic hurricane relief is assessed.