Alex Smith still wants to play football even though his leg looks terrifying
E60 PREVIEW
28 April 2020
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ESPN spent time with Alex Smith and his family documenting his road to recovery after breaking his leg in 2018 and needing 17 surgeries to fix the injury. Despite how much he has been through, Smith is still holding out hope that he can return to football. We certainly wish him the best, and what a comeback that would be. Have a look at the preview below of E60's Project 11 which debuts this Friday night.
WARNING: If you're squeamish when it comes to injuries, this video is not for you.
When @Redskins QB Alex Smith broke his leg in 2018, no one thought it would take 17 surgeries to fix. Here’s a look at #Project11 pic.twitter.com/lwcj1l0fV6
— E60 (@E60) April 28, 2020
How Astros’ outfield gamble could create more problems than solutions
Mar 21, 2025, 3:56 pm
Should the Astros pull the plug on the Altuve experiment in left field? Photo by John McCoy/Getty Images.
Are the Houston Astros making a huge mistake? They put their future Hall of Famer, franchise legend, and second baseman, Jose Altuve, in left field. And so far the results haven't been good.
ESPN Houston's Lance Zierlein doesn’t think Altuve belongs in the outfield, and this experiment could come at a high price.
Why are the Astros doing this? What’s the plan here? Be sure to watch the video below as John Granato and Zierlein try to make sense of this head-scratching move.
