What Bill Bilesik said about the patriots confronting the tribal chiefs

29 Sep 2020 | 10:43 am

Tonight, Connecticut Sun faces Las Vegas Aces in Match 5 of the WNBA Semi-Final at 7:30 pm, Series 2-2.

Elsewhere, the Patriots are now preparing for a big game early in the season with Super Bowl champion Chiefs on Sunday at 4:25 p.m., Kansas City enters the match after a convincing win last night 34-20 over the Ravens.

The Revolution is looking forward to Saturday’s game in Nashville at 7:30 pm, as New England aims to score three straight wins.

In other national news, three Titans have tested positive for COVID-19. Titans and Vikings suspended personal activities:

Statement from the NFL on # Titans The COVID-19 case, along with A. # Vikings Update: pic.twitter.com/6sgYhemxm4

– Ian Rapoport (RapSheet) 29th September 2020

Bill Blechek on Presidents: The Patriots and Presidents have become familiar with each other since 2017.

In that period, the two teams played five times in four seasons, including an unforgettable match in the AFC Asian Cup in January of 2019 which the Patriots won in overtime, 37-31.

At his Monday press conference, Bilesic discussed the challenge of another match against Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs.

“I think this is a game in which the two teams know each other very well,” Bilesik explained to Michael Hurley of WBZ. “We have played each other many times here in the last few years. Even though every game is different and there are different players, there are still lots of the same players, many same coaches and the same blueprints that will continue to present themselves.

“How often they appear or not, this is another thing,” added Bilesik. “I mean, both teams have a game planning component to them, so we’ll see how much things really match the way they’ve been in the past. But, in terms of team familiarity, I think this is one of those games where it’s not quite a split match, but it’s close.” very “.

silly things: In the first meeting between Bilesic and Andy Reid as head coaches, the Patriots defeated the Eagles 10-31 in the second week of the 2003 season. What end to the tight Patriots that caught twice that day?

(The answer is below).

Hint: He was cast in the second round in 1995 by Seahawks.

More from Boston.com:

Locker room scene after the game of the Patriots:

Oh yeah.

ICYMI: Inside the locker room after Sunday’s win. pic.twitter.com/JY2Xh3vMwj

New England Patriots 29th September 2020

Doc Rivers announced that he is resigning as coach of the Clippers: Clippers owner Steve Palmer described it as a “joint decision.”

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– doc rivers (DocRivers) 28th September 2020

On this day: In 1968, Karl Jastrzmsky won the Major League Soccer batting title. This, although an impressive achievement, was not particularly noticeable except for the fact that the leading average in the Red Sox League was only 0.301.

The 1968 season was known as “The Year of the Pitcher,” due to their collective domination. The Major League Baseball era that season was only 2.98. The average league hitting was 0.237.

Given that, just Yastrzemski’s ability to cross the 0.300 threshold made him a captain in the league (he was the only MLS player to do so this season). Due to the difficulty of hitting that year, Yastrzemski – who won the triple title a year earlier – clinched the hitting title with a 0-5 loss at the end of the season to the Yankees.

After 1968, baseball reduced the pitcher’s hill to 10 inches (it was previously allowed to heighten to 15 inches). The strike zone was also reduced, and the balance began to swing in favor of the hitter.

Daily highlight: An attacking intervention Eric Fisher caught a decisive touchdown for Chiefs in their Monday Night Football win over the Ravens.

Linneman TD 🚨

Mahomes until FIVE TDs 😤

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ESPN (espn) 29th September 2020

Trivia Answer: Christian Furia