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The Seattle Times · Apr 23, 2016

What’s the penalty for performance wrecking drugs?

The Blue Jays’ Chris Colabello did not get his money’s worth. (Chris O’Meara/AP)Sideline Chatter

Do PEDs come with a money-back guarantee?

If they do, here’s hoping Chris Colabello saved his sales slip. The Blue Jays first baseman was hitting .069 — with no homers and nine strikeouts in 29 at-bats — when MLB socked him with an 80-game ban.

What’s shakin’?

LaQuan McGowan, the 405-pound Baylor tight end, could become the heaviest player ever drafted by an NFL team.

Besides 405, his other key stats are 6-7 (height), 5.41 (40 time) and 7.3 (Richter Scale).

Down he goes

Authorities discovered an 800-yard tunnel under the California-Mexico border.

Full story at The Seattle Times

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