The NFL's two oldest active players were set to go head-to-head during Sunday afternoon's uccaneers vs. Rams contest and fight for the right to go to the NFC hampionship Game. nsurprisingly, Bucs quarterback Tom Brady is one of them. Brady, 44, is in his 22nd NFL season and is the league's all-time leader in starts. He has started 316 regular-season games and has 46 playoff starts, which is also an NFL record.

Alex Verdugo pointed into the stands twice while rounding the bases after he homered during the second inning here at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. He first pointed to Yankees fans in left field. A bunch of those dudes were talking and chanting and talking how they talk with me," Verdugo said. So when I rounded second, I wanted to make sure they knew like, ‘Hey, I got you.’" He also pointed to his family.

For the first time since 2019, Fenway Park is hosting Opening Day at full capacity. "It’s a special day," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Friday morning. "To come to the ballpark and see people around, it’s great. Obviously 2020 happened and last year, it was 12% or something like that. It should be a full house and there’s a lot of new stuff here at the ballpark, which is great." The Sox welcomed the Twins to town for a four-game set that begins with the home opener and ends with a Marathon Monday matinee.

The 80s are still alive in video form...

The Legend is still in Boston

Wow

He was so, so, good.

A couple years to get really excited

2013 was the beard year. World Series.

Fingers crossed!