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The big theme of this week in DFW sports? Change.
The Stars were the first to confirm their move to Amazon Prime this season. (And our Sam Nestler was the first to report it.) Von Miller is on a new team (again) but is as close to home as he’s been in a very long time. The Texas Rangers’ playoff odds seemingly change every day.
Considering only one of the four big men’s pro teams are in action right now and the Dallas Wings are on an international break, it sure was an unexpectedly busy week around here. Let’s get into it.
Bobby Karalla
Brad Alberts explains Stars’ move to Amazon Prime Video
Alberts confirmed the Stars’ regional broadcasts are moving from Victory+ to Prime, with 71 non-national games available in Texas and surrounding states.
Rangers miss A’s sweep before AL-leading Rays arrive
The Rangers narrowly missed out on a four-game sweep of the A’s, but kept the good times rolling with a convincing win against the Rays last night. The rollercoaster continues.
Von Miller’s Cowboys chapter starts with No. 40 and a title push
Miller says the smile is back in Dallas, where the 37-year-old pass rusher is chasing one more Super Bowl run at home. And it goes without saying that “one” would be a big one.
Can Cooper Flagg make an All-Star leap in Year 2?
After dazzling as a rookie, Flagg’s leap to unquestioned superstardom depends on shooting and how he fits alongside Kyrie Irving. Ron Harrod Jr.’s got more.
PLUS we had Dirk Nowitzki on this week! PLUS we had Stephen Jones on this week! Goodness my head is spinning! What an incredible week for DLLS. And I hope you have an even better weekend.
— Bobby Karalla
