In Case You Missed It

David Rainey • August 28, 2022

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Welcome to this week's edition of "In Case You Missed it!"  A lot went down this week! We had freaks assaulting guys, a franchise going up for sale, Mike Trout obliterating baseballs, and the Lakers made a trade that can't possibly go wrong! Like I said, a lot happened, and I have thoughts!


Here they are! Enjoy!


  1. Usman blew a 28-3 lead
  2. Blake Gilikin was randomly drug tested Sunday after he kicked an 81 yard punt on Friday. Coincidence? I think not
  3. The USA World Baseball Classic lineup is lookin NICE


4. If I were a pitcher, there would be no circumstance in which I felt like beaming Aaron judge was a good idea


5. The KJ Costello experiment was fun huh? 

6. I’d love to see Pete Charmichael introduce some sort of Deebo role to the offense with Kirk Merritt 

7. 693 for Pujols!! 

8. The Marlins got another one


9. The Angels are for sale!! Here we go!

10. Mike Trout hit a homer off the roof of a stadium. Welcome back Trouty 


11. Tiger and Rory are starting their own team based golf league. Is LIV in trouble?

12. So TGL is nothing like LIV. It looks WILD!

13. Pat Bev & Russ on the same team sounds like a nice pick for the Pels

14. Trout’s back injury has turned him into a super human

15. Aaron Donald should be arrested for assault. His hands are weapons enough and he’s out here hitting people with helmets 

16. Tyreek Hill is one of us 


16. Bryce Harper, welcome back. 

17. Jameis is hilarious lmao 


18. Alvin Kamara might lead the league in rushing 

19. Send Tre'Quan Smith to a Motel 6.  He's gotta GO

20. Saints are winning the Super Bowl. +4000 on Fanduel

19. College football is back!!!

20. The internet went out at the northwestern & Nebraska game so the stadium gave out free beer. What a time 

21. Casey Thompson is crazy!


22.  UNLV has a turnover slot machine and I love it so much.

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