Marcus Hayes
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Alec Bohm saves the season for the Phillies. Heâd âloveâ to stay. Re-sign him. | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â Alec Bohm sat behind a microphone for what could have been the last time as a Phillie on Wednesday morning, and he reflected on his 6½ seasons in the majors as a Phillie, supporting rosters dotted with future Hall of Famers. He will be a free agent this winter, and his inconsistent play combined with his occasional truculence have led to assumptions that he will be moving on. Then, five hours later, Bohm, hitting in the No. 4 spot, rocked the winning home run in the 10th inning of G
Don Mattingly puts his future with the Phillies in peril | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â As Don Mattingly settled into his seat on the golf cart to return to his clubhouse after heâd mismanaged his flawed roster into an eighth-inning collapse, Braves ace Chris Sale strode toward the interview room to discuss his role in the Bravesâ 5-3 win in Game 1 of the National League wild-card series. With his magnificent left hand, which on Tuesday had dealt 5â innings and allowed just one run, Sale doffed his cap and tipped it in Mattinglyâs direction. Mattinglyâs head w
Eagles defenders havenât looked like stars and more from NFL Week 3 | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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Entering the game Monday Night in Chicago, the good news for the Eaglesâ defense is that veteran linebacker Zack Baun remains elite. The bad news: Newly extended tackle Jalen Carter, as well as soon-to-be-extended defensive backs Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, have not played to their elite standard. They have forced zero turnovers, have one sack combined, and remain, as a group, unremarkable through two games. Mitchell, among the best cover corners since he was drafted in 2024, suddenly
Stefon Diggs' costly mistake gifts Eagles a season-opening win | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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The late, great Denny Green said it first and said it best: The Eagles were pretty good, the Commanders were pretty dumb, and the Birds won, 24-22. They both are what we thought they were. Green said it in 2006, after his Cardinals blew a Monday Night Football lead, and he said it in frustration, but Eagles fans should be anything but frustrated after this one. The difference began with Jalen Carter, who blocked a point-after-touchdown kick in the second quarter. » READ MORE: Grading the Eagles
Neither Jalen Hurts nor Nick Sirianni faces a make-or-break 2026. Good. | Marcus Hayes (opens the original)
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Is this the make-or-break year for Jalen Hurts? Or is it a make-or-break year for Nick Sirianni? These are the most compelling conversations surrounding the Eaglesâ coming season. Crazy, maybe, considering the success of each and their success in tandem, but here we are. Bold opinions and must-read commentary from Marcus Hayes, delivered right to you. Hurts is under contract for three more seasons, but 2026 is his last season with substantial guaranteed money. Most teams with a $255 million fr
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