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Signs, perhaps, of a cold wind blowing between Moscow and Washington?

Rather than throwing at “full max effort all the time,” McGuiness said, he started “pitching efficiently at a good effort level, without blowing it out every single throw.”

I started blowing that whistle so hard like my life depended on it.

He struck out the first two batters he faced, snapping off a nasty curveball to Michael Harris II before blowing a 98-mph fastball by Austin Riley.

Geopolitically, blowing up our alliances and the global economy in the name of “self-sufficiency” is unfathomably idiotic.