Jonathon Crawford was selected by the Detroit Tigers with the 20th pick in the 1st round.  He's tabbed as a power pitcher, who reached 99 mph with his fastball in a no-hitter in the NCAA Championship.  His average fastball sits at 92 to 95 mph, and according to Fox Sports, hit 97 mph in every game.  He could become a No. 2/3 starter, or be a power pitcher in the bullpen.  

Bless You Boys, the Tigers's SB Nation affiliate, wrote "Crawford features a strong fastball that sits in the mid-90's and touches 96. The velocity tends to stick around deep into games, though Crawford has problems with fastball command. He complements the fastball with a nice slider that projects to be a plus pitch. Crawford also has a changeup that he has been tinkering with, and his future will be determined based on whether or not the change develops. If he can develop the third pitch, he's a third starter. If not, he's Ryan Perry 2.0."

On Tuesday, the Boston Red Sox beat the Texas Rangers, 17-5, in a game where eight different Red Sox players had RBIs and six had multiple hits.

After the game ended, NESN color analyst and Hall of Fame pitcher Dennis Eckersley thought his mic was off, and asked his broadcast parter if they really had "to recap this s***?"

HEY, ECK! AT LEAST YOUR TEAM WON! How do you think the Rangers broadcasters felt?!

All odds are courtesy of Bovada. Check them out at www.Bovada.LV or on Twitter @BovadaLV. I'll just  list the odds concerning the Detroit Tigers and their players.

I'll gladly take either Max Scherzer or Anibal Sanchez with their Cy Young odds...

Odds to win the 2013 World Series         

Detroit Tigers                       13/2

Atlanta Braves                          8/1

St. Louis Cardinals                    8/1

Texas Rangers                         17/2

Cincinnati Reds                         12/1

San Francisco Giants                 12/1

Washington Nationals                12/1

Boston Red Sox                        15/1

Baltimore Orioles                      18/1

New York Yankees                    18/1

Tampa Bay Rays                       18/1

Arizona Diamondbacks              20/1

Oakland Athletics                      22/1

Cleveland Indians                     25/1

Pittsburgh Pirates                     25/1

Los Angeles Angels                  28/1

Colorado Rockies                     33/1

Los Angeles Dodgers                33/1

Toronto Blue Jays                     33/1

Philadelphia Phillies                  40/1

Chicago White Sox                   75/1

Kansas City Royals                   75/1

Minnesota Twins                     100/1

San Diego Padres                    100/1

New York Mets                        150/1

Seattle Mariners                      200/1

Milwaukee Brewers                  250/1

Chicago Cubs                          300/1

Houston Astros                        1000/1

Miami Marlins                          5000/1

Odds to win the 2013 AL Pennant

Detroit Tigers                       3/1

Texas Rangers                        4/1

Boston Red Sox                       7/1

New York Yankees                   8/1

Tampa Bay Rays                      9/1

Baltimore Orioles                    10/1

Oakland Athletics                    10/1

Cleveland Indians                    12/1

Los Angeles Angels                 14/1

Toronto Blue Jays                   16/1

Chicago White Sox                  40/1

Kansas City Royals                  40/1

Minnesota Twins                     60/1

Seattle Mariners                     100/1

Houston Astros                       500/1

Odds to Win the 2013 AL Central           

Detroit Tigers                       1/3

Cleveland Indians                    4/1

Chicago White Sox                  12/1

Kansas City Royals                  15/1

Minnesota Twins                     15/1

Odds to win the 2013 AL MVP   

Miguel Cabrera (DET)                       1/1

Chris Davis (BAL)                                 3/1

Mike Trout (LAA)                                 7/1

Clay Buchholz (BOS)                            10/1

Robinson Cano (NYY)                           10/1

Adam Jones (BAL)                               15/1

Prince Fielder (DET)                          25/1

Evan Longoria (TB)                              25/1

Joe Mauer (MIN)                                 25/1

Mike Napoli (BOS)                               25/1

Adrian Beltre (TEX)                             33/1

Yu Darvish (TEX)                                 33/1

Albert Pujols (LAA)                              33/1

Odds to win the 2013 AL Cy Young

Clay Buchholz (BOS)                             7/4

Yu Darvish (TEX)                                  4/1

Justin Masterson (CLE)                          7/1

Matt Moore (TB)                                  10/1

Justin Verlander (DET)                     10/1

Felix Hernandez (SEA)                          12/1

Hiwashi Iwakuma (SEA)                        12/1

Max Scherzer (DET)                           12/1

Jon Lester (BOS)                                   20/1

C.C. Sabathia (NYY)                              20/1

Anibal Sanchez (DET)                        20/1

Chris Sale (CWS)                                  20/1

Alex Cobb (TB)                                     25/1

Derek Holland (TEX)                              25/1

Mariano Rivera (NYY)                             25/1

Doug Fister (DET)                               33/1

Hiroki Kuroda (NYY)                               33/1

Joe Nathan (TEX)                                  33/1

Ervin Santana (KC)                                50/1

Bud Norris (HOU)                                  100/1

R.A. Dickey (TOR)                                 250/1

So before Game 4 of the Heat-Pacers series, LeBron James said "I don't flop.  I play an aggressive game.  I don't flop.  I've never been one of those guys."

... wait, what?! I'm sick of NBA players acting like they are above flopping. What would happen if someone sat down LeBron in front of this GIF and made him watch it? What would he say?!

CBS Sports put it perfectly in their headline, found here, "LeBron James flops, and then David West flops off his flop."