Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg returned to the lineup on Saturday after missing time due to injuries. Strasburg put forth a dominating effort, striking out 12 while helping out his cause with three hits in a 6-1 win over the Colorado Rockies.
Can the Nationals catch the Mets?
In this episode of What's The 411Sports, host Glenn Gilliam and correspondent Gregory Alcala are joined by Freedom Williams, a hip hop and dance music performer, who gained fame as the lead vocalist on C+C Music Factory's biggest hits.
Glenn, Greg and Freedom are chopping it over the following topics:
• Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg returns to the lineup. Can the Nationals get back to first place in the division?
• New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith is getting mixed reviews from the media regarding training camp
• Sydney Seau, daughter of the late Junior Seau, stole the show at the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
• New York Liberty guard, Epiphanny Prince, drops a season high 30 points for the New York Liberty
• New Acquired New York Knicks shooting guard Aaron Affalo says Carmelo Anthony is very committed to the New York Knicks and is optimistic about the upcoming season.
• Brooklyn Nets General Manager Billy King announced the signing of guard Donald Sloan.
• What’s The 411Sports acknowledges the passing of NFL Hall of Famer and Monday Night Football broadcaster, Frank Gifford.
• Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard Kobe Bryant believes his Lakers team will make the playoffs.
• Ohio State’s football team is starting the season with some challenges
• The NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame for its treatment of Sydney Seau
• Los Angeles Lakers’ Jordan Hill for reckless driving
• The San Francisco 49ers Aldon Smith is on the bench for DUI and vandalism charges. Smith is a free agent now that the 49ers cut him.
• The U.S. Tennis Association's Connecticut Open is august 21 -29 at the Connecticut Tennis Center at Yale University in New Haven Connecticut. If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, you better get moving.
• The USTA's US OPEN (tennis) will be held on August 31 – September 13.
• The multi-sport All Africa Games will be held in Brazzaville in the Republic of the Congo on September 4 -19.