| ESPN reports that Navy’s seniors originally selected “Load the Clip” as the motto for the 2019 season but replaced it with “Win the Day” on Friday. “It is always my priority, part of my mission statement, for the Navy to be a good neighbor,” Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. Sean S. Buck said. “The bottom line is, we missed the mark here. The initial internal football team motto selected, ‘Load the Clip,’ was inappropriate and insensitive to the community we call home, and for that, I take responsibility for, and apologize to the entire Annapolis community.” Navy athletic director Chet Gladchuk said he agreed with the team’s decision to change the motto. “We are hopeful we can now put this behind us and ‘Win the Day,'” Gladchuck reiterated. Our best guess is the Midshipmen will convincingly ‘Win the Day’ when they open the season against Holy Cross on August 31. MLB History Book Cincinnati: Gray 1-10 $ career away in August … Cubs: Darvish 8-1 $ in August … Washington: Corbin 8-1 $ in August … Dodgers: 15-3 on Sundays this season … Baltimore: 3-13 on Sundays this season … Detroit: Zimmerman 2-10 $ with 8.91 ERA last 12 overall starts. Grinding Out The Profits Boston’s David Price enjoys hurling in August, winning each of his last 9 team-starts this time of the season. Meanwhile, New York Yankees pitcher J.A. Happ sports a 6.35 ERA with a 1.69 WHIP in his last seven overall starts. With the BoSox 13-3 away in Game Three of a series this season, look for the ESPN lights to shine on the Red Sox tonight. |
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