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Arizona’s Bradley Lands on Prestigious Top 10 List
Arizona Wildcats guard Jaden Bradley continues to rack up the accolades, landing on another midseason award watch list earlier this week.
Bradley landed on the Bob Cousy Award Mid-Season Top 10 list. The Bob Cousy Award is handed out to the nation’s top collegiate men’s point guard. So far this season, Bradley has more than earned his distinction on the list.
Outstanding balanced numbers
He’s averaging 13.9 points, and 4.5 assists per game, while shooting 50 percent from the floor, and 44 percent from three-point range as the leader of the Wildcats offense. He has helped propel Arizona to the top of the AP Poll, where they have sat for the past eight weeks.
Now in his third season with Arizona, Bradley has blossomed into one of the best guards in the country, and his efforts are now being recognized on a global scale.
Bradley has also seen his name appear on the Wooden Award Top 25 Watch list earlier this season. He joined his teammate Koa Peat on the watch list for the award handed out to the most outstanding men’s basketball player.
He’s been key to Arizona’s record-breaking 22-0 season up to this point, helping the Wildcats earn 9 Quad 1 wins so far, and wins over six ranked teams along the way. The Wildcats have tied their program-record for the longest winning streak, and have broken their previous record for the best start to a season since 2013-14.
Clutch performer
Bradley has had a knack for hitting timely shots in crunch time, acting as a closer for Arizona down the stretch of games. He, along with veterans Tobe Awaka, and Anthony Dell’Orso have given an Arizona team full of star freshmen — such as Brayden Burries and Koa Peat — an experienced presence that has proven valuable this season.
Bradley has scored in double-digits 16 times this season, including four 20-point performances. His recent performance on Jan. 26 against #13 BYU was one of his most impressive of the season. Bradley scored 26 points on 10-15 shooting, with 3 assists and 3 rebounds in the thrilling 86-83 win.
As the season enters the final stretch leading into the NCAA Tournament, Bradley will look to lead the Wildcats to a deep run in this year’s edition of the tournament after an exit in the Sweet Sixteen last season. Filled with plenty of talent up and down the roster, Arizona is more than capable of competing for their second national title in program history.
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Any time we go to Globe Field, memories immediately go back to the 2023 World Series, when we faced the Texas Rangers in this ballpark. It’s interesting to note that neither team has made it back to the postseason since then. Indeed, at least the D-backs have come close: the Rangers failed to post a winning record in 2024 or 2025, missing out on the playoffs by eight and six games respectively. The two sides have similar records right now as well, with Texas’s 19-21 a mere half a game behind Arizona’s 19-20. However, in the mediocre AL West, that’s good enough for the Rangers to be in second, two games back of… the Athletics? Wait, what?
Yeah, the last time before this year the A’s had sole possession of first was June 19, 2021 – y’know, back when they were in a different city, and weren’t embarrassed to name it. But, then, the AL as a whole is strikingly mediocre, with only three teams above .500: the Yankees, Rays and A’s. It’s because just four teams have winning records in interleague play, and none of those are better than 5-4. Right now, the National League is 25 games above .500 in interleague play, at 315-290. Texas are 7-8, taking two of three from the Cubs, Phillies and Pirates, but losing to the Dodgers and getting swept by the Reds (y’know back when they didn’t suck).
Last time the Diamondbacks were here was in August last season, and we took two out of three. We lost the opening game on a walkoff, 7-6, but rebounded to take the next two contests, by margins of 3-2 and 6-4. Andrew Saalfrank got the save in the final game. How long ago that all seems. We’ll see if Michael Soroka can keep the sterling streak of starts going. He was certainly a hard-luck loser last time, allowing just the one run over 6.1 innings. But that was enough in a 1-0 loss. In his last three start, the D-backs have scored a total of two runs, so hopefully he gets a bit more support tonight.
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First pitch between the Texas Rangers and Arizona Diamondbacks is scheduled for 8:05 p.m. (ET) on Monday, May 11.
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