Day 847

• I wonder if the domestic-violence situation might force the ATP to strip Kyrgios of this title...  Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from tomorrow's Wimbledon semifinal with a significant tear in his abdomen.  This means that Nick Kyrgios, who should've been thrown out after several offenses in the FIRST ROUND of this tournament (the domestic violence situation in Australia has a hearing early next month), is in the Wimbledon Final.
• Aaron Judge just hit his 30th home run last night, and the Yankees beat the Pirates 16-0 for their 59th win in 82 games.  This is the Yankees a lot of people feared would happen after they put that lineup together.   
• Various discussions on what's eventually going to happen to the Big XII, ACC, and Pac-12 with all of this.  I have a feeling they are about to become a national "Division II" (not the current NCAA Division II, basically the equivalent of the Group of Five today) and trade out what good programs are left to the Big Ten and SEC for the Rutgers', the Purdues, and the Vanderbilts of the world.  
• Britney Griner has pled guilty to the drug offenses in Russia.  Good luck ever seeing her alive again, world.   
• We lost James Caan today -- 82 years old.
• Baker Mayfield is done with the Browns -- for a conditional fourth-round pick.  He probably is Carolina's backup now.  And who, once Watson is banned from the league, is going to be the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns?  The popcorn vendor???  
• Latest word on DeShaun Watson is life ban, reinstatement after 12 games.  NFLPA and Watson say no deal.  Just send this situation to court and be done with it.  Ban him for life, no reinstatement, and let the courts decide the eventual NFL penalty, since that's where we're heading anyway.   
• Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been shot and apparently killed while giving a campaign speech.