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“I was actually ready to, for this coming season, I actually talked to a coach and my wife said, ‘Go for it, I think it would be great,’” Warner recently said during a St. Louis Cardinals broadcast. Beyond shouting down the reaction to the news that Warner was actually planning to come out of retirement on the wrong side of 45 as the product of a “REALLY slow news day,” Warner added more details on Twitter in the aftermath of the splash the story created. “I simply mentioned that I had thrown a text to a coaching friend — saying 1 think I could give him one more yr if he needed me!” Warner said. Continue to Article

May 09, 2018 7:38:pm EST

The last time the major leagues saw Miles Mikolas before this season, the right-hander was a career minor-league reliever who was learning how to become a starting pitcher for the Texas Rangers. ''I was kind of learning on the job, which can be really tough when you're trying to learn how to start against major league hitters,'' Mikolas said. Following his failed stint in the American League, Mikolas headed to Japan, where he spent the next three years learning the art of being a starter for the Yomiuri Giants. Continue to Article

May 09, 2018 3:18:pm EST

Less than two months from turning 47 and more than eight years since his final NFL game, former Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner says he considered coming out of retirement for the 2018 season. "I was actually ready to, for this coming season, I actually talked to a coach, and my wife said, 'Go for it, I think it would be great,'" Warner said. It's unclear if Warner was joking, which he has done previously on the subject. Continue to Article

May 08, 2018 3:10:pm EST