Baseball

The great NFL quarterback reportedly has an argument with his supermodel wife, Gisele Bundchen, about whether or not to keep playing football. Brady, 45, took early retirement this year before retaking early retirement a month later.  Then, citing personal reasons, he took a leave of absence from the training camp. According to Page Six, Brady and Gisele are engaged in an “epic battle” that causes the wife to leave the property. Page Six provided more information. “Following a series of furious disputes over Brady’s shocking decision to un-retire from the NFL, Page Six has learned the model has left their family property in Tampa, Florida, for Costa Rica.  He has stayed behind to practice with the team, “says Page Six. Fans aren’t shocked, but let’s hope this argument is between two married couples. “Quit your job, bro!  You’re freaking married to Gisele! “a follower said. One more supporter said, “Told you. “This week, there have been a lot of reports about it.  It also seems to “fit.”  What do a 42-year-old former supermodel and a 45-year-old athlete do to pass the time these days?  So egotistical?  It’s unlikely to reside on Fisher Island and “wait for grandchildren.” the fan added one. Brady, 45, may be entering the National Football League for the last time. That will almost certainly happen if Gisele has anything to say about it.

Ildemaro Vargas’ two-run homer in the ninth inning, which gave the Washington Nationals a 3-1 victory on Wednesday, left Seattle Mariners rookie George Kirby with nothing to regret even though his club ultimately lost. Kirby had started the game with a game-high performance on the mound. Kirby established a major league record by throwing 24…

He will always be a Dodger Stadium fan favorite despite wearing an L.A. cap on his Cooperstown plaque. A local favorite in St. Louis, Pujols, will have his hat displayed on his Hall of Fame plaque. A young Cardinals fan traveled to Chicago on Wednesday to see his club play the Cubs. The Cardinals lost 7-1, but the boy probably went home feeling reasonably good.  He brought a sign with the words, “Can we trade jerseys, Albert? Cardinals, go!”  Furthermore, that sign sure did pay off. Boy, oh boy. Pujols notices the young man in the bleachers holding his placard as “Go, Cubs, Go” is playing in the background. Pujols makes eye contact, starts removing his jersey, and uses some other nonverbal…

Gleyber Torres was almost dealt by another contending team hoping to bolster their squad before a playoff run, six years after the Chicago Cubs dealt him to the New York Yankees in exchange for Aroldis Chapman so they could win the World Series. The New York Post’s Jon Heyman reports that the Yankees were “very close” to dealing Torres to the Miami Marlins in exchange for LHP Pablo López.  The Yankees ‘ pulled the plug,’ Heyman eventually learns. Although Torres has hit 18 home runs, contributed 50 runs, and has a.732 OPS, he hasn’t yet grown into the superstar who once looked to be his destiny.  In 2022, the 25-year-on-base old’s percentage is only.298. Having said that, the Marlins are in such need of offense that they appeared ready to make use of their organizational wealth of starting pitching in López.  The left-hander, who is 26 years old, has a 5.06 ERA in August but 140 innings of 3.66 ERA, 3.72 FIP, and 2.0 fWAR in 2022.  López is sought after around the sport as he won’t be a free agency until after the 2024 season. Despite going 8-14 in August, the Yankees still hold a 7 1/2 game lead in the American League East.

J.D. Martinez, a slugger for Boston, had a key role in Mookie Betts’ elevation to AL MVP. When developing Mookie Betts early in his career, Hall of Famer David Ortiz often receives most of the credit. Ortiz deserves his accolades, but Mookie Betts’ rise from top prospect to AL MVP truly belongs to another Boston…

After a 4-0 defeat on Monday, the Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 10-1 in the second game of their three-game series. The Brewers are the Dodgers’ matchup, and they have struggled against them for the majority of their last six games, yet infielder Hanser Alberto of the Dodgers still managed to make history despite this….