As read by renowned Milwaukee Actor James PickeringCASEY AT THE BAT  By Ernest Lawrence Thayer 1863 –1940 The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mudville ...

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HOUSTON — When Nationals scout Johnny DiPuglia signed Juan Soto a decade ago, it wasn’t Soto’s hit tool that impressed DiPuglia at first. In fact, Soto wasn’t much of a hitter back then.

He appears to be having fun again and recently pulled off this one-handed shot from beyond full-court. Former Warriors player Festus Ezeli posted the clip on X. Meanwhile, there is some more ...