Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilson discuss Dylan Cease's no-hitter against the Nationals, Steve Kerr's criticism of Team USA, and Robbie Ray's comeback game. They also touch on the importance of sleep in sports and the disapproval of bullpen days in baseball.
Dylan Cease's no-hitter highlights the value of starting pitchers in the era of bullpen days in baseball.
Steve Kerr emphasizes the need for Team USA to collectively address issues and strive for the gold medal in basketball.
Deep dives
Dylan Cease Throws No-Hitter Against Nationals
Padres' pitcher Dylan Cease threw a no-hitter against the Nationals. Cease struck out 9, walked 3 over 114 pitches. Cease lobbied to finish the game in the final innings and was praised for his performance. The focus shifted to starting pitchers like Cease in the age of bullpen days in baseball.
Steve Kerr Criticizes Team USA's Slow Pace in Olympic Basketball
Steve Kerr criticized Team USA's slow pace in a narrow win over Germany. Kerr emphasized the importance of fixing team issues collectively. The expectations for Team USA basketball remain high, with the ultimate goal being the gold medal. The responsibility for the team's results is shared between coaching, player selection, and player performance.
NFL Coaches Embrace Value of Sleep
NFL coaches are changing their approach to sleep, shifting from the previous pride in sleep deprivation to valuing rest. Coaches like Sean McVay acknowledge the importance of adequate sleep for performance. The shift towards prioritizing sleep among NFL coaches reflects broader trends in sports. Coaches' previous sleep habits are contrasted with the new emphasis on rest for optimal performance.
Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilson discuss San Diego Padres Dylan Cease’s no-hitter against the Nationals and Steve Kerr’s criticism about Team USA’s slow pace. Later they their react to San Francisco Giants pitcher Robbie Ray’s first start since 2023.