Jack Gorman is a sports journalist who writes for Yardbarker, LastWordOnSports.com, and the Houston Press. His articles primarily focus on the Cleveland Browns and NFL-related topics, providing analysis, updates, and insights into the team and its players. Jack's expertise and passion for sports shine through in his engaging and informative writing.
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The Houston Astros' trade for Yusei Kikuchi could look a lot better if the adjustment he made during his Astros' debut actually sticks.
By: Kyle Tucker, Jack Gorman
The Houston Astros offense has been suffering of late. Though the Astros rank just outside the top-10 in OPS on the season, over the past month, Houston's.670 OPS has them ranked 26th in the league and barely ahead of teams like the Los Angeles Angels and Chicago White Sox.
Brandon Aiyuk: Why it makes sense for the Cleveland Browns to pair the 49ers holdout with Amari Cooper... at least in the short term.
By: Eric Cole, Jack Gorman
For all of the decisions the Houston Astros have made with playing time this season, few have been as puzzling as their stubborn insistence on playing Chas McCormick. Instead of playing the strictly better option in Joey Loperfido before he was traded, the Astros just kept running McCormick out there expecting him to do something. For their patience, McCormick has rewarded Houston with a.575 OPS, including a tragic.468 mark since the beginning of July.
By: Jack Gorman
First, a disclaimer: The Cleveland Browns seemed to go way out of their way to create a vanilla scheme on both sides of the ball against the Green Bay Packers on Saturday afternoon.
By: Eric Cole, Jack Gorman
Kyle Tucker's injury has cast a cloud over the Houston Astros from the moment it happened. Initially thought to be a minor issue, Tucker has struggled to get healthy again as the effects of the severe bone bruise to his shin have lingered far longer than most thought they would.
Yordan Alvarez added to his legend this week before the Houston Astros' match-up against the Rays. Some expensive technology was harmed along the way.
By: Jack Gorman
The Cleveland Browns are entering yet another win-now season. Their roster is among the most talented in the league, and they've spent more in cash than any other team this season.
By: Jack Gorman
In what's becoming a familiar Labor Day refrain on the shores of Lake Erie, the Cleveland Browns are facing a win-now season.
The Texas A&M Aggies fell to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 23-13 at home in its season opener. The Aggies and the Irish put on a thriller, but now Mike Elko's team will need to make up a lot of ground in order to stay in the mix for the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff.
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