Officially announced today. Reid Travis will be a grad transfer for UK next season.

At best, you get the "other 4" teams (or however many) playing each other and whatever two teams come out of that could play either UK or UofL, at their place, in two separate games.

Horrible call by the first base umpire completely changed the momentum of the game and led to two runs for McCracken Co. Glad it didn't cost the Birds the game or it would have been a real shame. Rom was pretty good (6.1 and 1 earned) but not dominant. However, that was a team that scored 30 runs in their first two games and only put up 1 earned last night.

Not really as bad as the box score might say. One error on HHS was an out. One error on MC was just bad luck on a bad hop.

That is correct. Postseason rosters can change daily but they have to be on the lineup card for that game. Umpire went to put him in the game and he wasn't on the lineup card.

I think I saw where they were 3 for 17 on threes that LeBron directly passed to them. That's bad.

Baseball takes twice as long to play and needs a lot more pitchers. Besides, no one outside the biggest schools would agree to double elimination.

I love the way Ohio does their draw. I know this is the way basketball is done. Do they do the same for baseball?

Since bigger states like Ohio just continue to play out regionally, why not have pods like the NCAA. Regions 1-4 draw to play each other, regions 5-8 draw to play each other, regions 9-12, regions 13-16. The state draw would just put the 4 pods into quarters. Outside of something like this, I'm fine with the blind draw.

Agree. It's not a bad group, it just doesn't fit in this system.

I'll give you three. Rozier and Smart are 11 and 10 ppg and shoot 39.5% and 36.7% but no one else on the Cavs is equal to them?

I forgot Jeff Green (10 ppg) in my original list. So, that's 10 players who have contributed significantly in the league on the roster. I doubt any roster in the league has that. Difference makers? I get what you mean but, who's a difference maker? How many did the Celtics have?

Everyone seemed pretty happy when the trade was made and for several weeks they were an offensive juggernaut. I agree, it has not been great for all of them but "on paper" this is not a bad team. I can't explain why. If you can average 14-17 points in this league, you can play. It's not like a mid-major and high-major in college--you play the same league and the same schedule.

I'm continuously baffled by this narrative that this roster is terrible. Love - career 18 and 11 Hood - was averaging 17 ppg in Utah Clarkson - 14 ppg career Hill - starting PG in the league, averaged 17 ppg, 4 apg in 16-17 Smith - 12.6 ppg career, 8.3 ppg this season Korver - 9.9 ppg career, 9.2 this season, 45% from 3 Thompson - solid role guy, 9 ppg, 8 rpg Nance - solid role guy, 9 ppg 7 rpg

Under 2 minutes, they can review almost anything that they feel questionable about. I didn't know if they could change a charge call. As I heard an official explain it, the arc was in question so that allowed the review. Once they go to review the play, everything is up for review. Had there been a goal-tend on the play, they could have also checked for that. So, it was, by rule, allowed and they got it right. The only debate is for those...

The biggest play was J.R. Smith dribbling the ball out after getting the offensive rebound on the free throw with four seconds left, not having clue what the situation was, and the Cavs not even getting a shot. The replay was a terrible call that got corrected. If by rule they are allowed to change it, then they got it right.

Rom needed time to warm up. Cramer had time to warm up in the middle of the inning to come in for Dreves. They subbed Rom out to let him warm up in the bullpen, then re-entered him when he was ready.

Looked a lot like Game 6. Warriors defense still doesn't get enough credit. They held the greatest offense in league history (statistically) under 100 points in the last 5 games of the series.

Love would absolutely start for the Warriors. As sweet16 said, he'd start at center over anyone--Looney, Zaza, McGee, or even Green. Iguodala only starts when they go small and Love would be in there before him. Green is one of the most overrated players in the league. The Warrior system has made him a star.

Are you serious?

Warriors' rotation 5 thru 8 tonight was Looney, Livingston, Young and Bell. Love is FAR better than all of them and I'd say they're a pretty average group of bench players.

Not saying that he actually was or that I agree with it, but he was in the discussion after winning a title in 06 and a scoring title in 08. Do a google search and tell me it doesn't come up around that time. At no point was Pippen ever in such a discussion.

Like Duece, I disagree with the first sentence. Also, there was serious discussion about who was the best player in the league Wade or Kobe, so I would disagree with the last part too.

Tough draw for Cooper--win the district and likely would have to go through Beechwood, Highlands and CovCath. Top half is a favorable draw for CovCath. Highlands is still the favorite with their pitching.