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The Miami Dolphins are not expected to be big buyers when free agency begins on March 11th, but one player continues to draw speculation.
Yesterday, the Hawks took action to fill their third and final two-way spot with the signing of Keshon Gilbert. The report broken by Jake L. Fischer of the Stein Line substack: Caleb Houston was recently converted from his two-way deal to a standard contract. In that space is now Gilbert, who played for the Wizards […]
One of the most fun things about covering the minor leagues and prospects is when a previously unheralded player suddenly puts it together and goes nuts. Eduardo Valencia wasn’t even a mention on most prospect rankings the past few years as injuries, struggles at the plate, and slow defensive development left him looking like an […]
In the world of team sports, there are strong defensive performances, and then there’s what the Syracuse Orange did on Tuesday night in the JMA Dome. The Orange put on a defensive display for the ages in their 13-3 victory over the Cal Golden Bears, their third straight win that brought them back to .500 […]
Free agency is right around the corner, which makes this the perfect time to take a hard look at the Seattle Seahawks roster. This isn’t just about listing needs — it’s about depth, urgency, and where Seattle must act aggressively versus where it can afford patience. Let’s go position by position. Quarterback There’s not much […]
The NFL Combine shakes up draft boards every year, with early-March drafts sometimes serving as an overreaction But in ESPN’s latest mock draft by Jordan Reid, the Ravens landed two players who barely participated in athletic testing. Instead, offensive guard Olaivavega Ioane and edge rusher Zion Young impressed with their physical measurements and on-field drills. […]
Back in the place where it all got started, Hearnes Center, the Tigers welcomed in 3,858 of their biggest fans — their second highest attendance of the season — for Senior Day on Sunday afternoon to take in a very exciting matchup between two very evenly matched teams dueling for seventh and eighth in the […]
Spring training is in full swing and the beginning of the World Baseball Classic will take place later this week. With it comes our first glimpses of the progress players have made during the course of the offseason, along with top prospects getting their chance to shine and make what they hope will be a […]
Happy Wednesday A’s fans. Following a slow start to spring training, the Athletics have started to gain momentum as spring training enters its second week. The team’s offense has erupted, while its pitching has stabilized as players continue tinkering with their approaches in preparation for Opening Day later this month. Everyone from regulars to top […]
During the initial aftermath following the Detroit Lions trading running back David Montgomery to the Houston Texans, there was a bit of confusion surrounding the compensation. National reporters raced to get the news out first, only to have to edit their tweets after the fact. Eventually, they were able to get it right. The Lions […]
Coming off a disappointing season, the Kansas City Chiefs should make at least one splash move when free agency’s “legal tampering” period kicks off Monday at 11 a.m. Arrowhead time. Offseason winners and losers will be prematurely decided by the time the league year actually begins two days later. The smartest moves, however, are made […]
Good morning everyone! The Mariners have gotten off to a rough start to Cactus League play, falling to the hapless Angels 7-6. Oh well, onto the next one The World Baseball Classic kicks off for real today, with Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) taking on Australia at 7pm PT. Will you be tuning in? How much of […]
Big contract numbers do not shock baseball fans the way they once did. A decade ago, a $300 million deal felt seismic. Today, Steve Cohen’s Mets have shown what happens when new money enters the sport, and the Dodgers have demonstrated how aggressive spending and deferred structures can be used as part of a fully […]
2025 was a bad year for the Colorado Rockies that included many mid-season shakeups. On Mother’s Day, we saw long-time manager Bud Black and bench coach Mike Redmond relieved of their duties and Warren Schaeffer promoted to interim manager. (I remember the date because I was at Disneyland when the news broke.) It was something […]
If the Los Angeles Rams need to use their first draft pick on a player who will help them immediately, then guard Olaivavega Ioane out of Penn State would not be the best choice. But if the Rams want to continue to build on the NFL’s best offensive line and keep the offense stable for […]
Nick Morabito was drafted by the Mets in the qualified offer free agent compensation round of the 2022 MLB Draft out of Gonzaga College High School in Washington D.C. At the time, he was considered a definite follow by regional scouts and evaluators, but his overall profile and post-draft evaluations made many question whether the […]
When Mike Brown was hired as the new honcho in July, it was abundantly clear that the Knicks would fundamentally change their offensive identity. And while the team has been pretty similar to last season in terms of offensive rating, efficiency, and their overall standing in the league, there’s one thing that’s been different: three-point […]
There’s been buzz about the New Orleans Saints targeting one of the top wide receiver prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft with the eighth overall pick, and Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson checks nearly every box as a dynamic offensive playmaker—except one: durability. The 21-year-old spent the past three seasons with the Sun Devils after transferring from Colorado. […]
WVU went into Manhattan leading by four with 18 minutes left, against a Kansas State team playing without its leading scorer and an interim head coach. You know how this ends. I break down the 65-63 loss, what the 21-0 run actually looked like, and — for the first time this season — why I […]
Commanders links Articles Bullock’s Film Room (subscription) Commanders Free Agent Fits: Interior Defensive Line Good Value: Sebastian Joseph-Day, Titans, 30 Joseph-Day is defensive lineman with a link to the Commanders coaching staff. New defensive line coach Eric Henderson coached Joseph-Day for three years with the Rams from 2019-2021. Joseph-Day is an interesting profile as he’s […]
This Unrivaled season gave us iconic moments. Dominque Malonga dunked three times. Marina Mabrey scored 47 points in Philly. Chelsea Gray won the 1-on-1 Tournament. Now, the only thing left to figure out is who will win the ultimate title. The final is set and we have No. 1-seed Phantom taking on No. 2-seed Mist […]
Next week, the Steelers and the rest of the NFL will enter the free agency period, ending the month’s worth of anticipation that builds between the Super Bowl and the first major transactions of the 2026 season. Every year, Read & React takes turns playing general manager, formulating an offseason plan for the Steelers that […]
The Oregon Ducks Mens basketball was in Champaign Tuesday night to take on #11 Illinois The team had been playing better as of late going 3-2 in their last 5 games and one of those two loses being a heart breaker to Northwestern on the weekend. Barring the Dana March run to end all Dana […]
As heavyweight titleholder Fabio Wardley gets set to defend his strap against Daniel Dubois on May 9, he talks to iFL TV about going straight into a tough voluntary world title defense and the big fight he’s hoping will come his way afterwards with a win. Here’s some of what he had to say below. […]
There is little doubt that the Cleveland Browns roster needs help, especially on the offensive side of the ball. The addition of OT Tytus Howard is helpful, but Browns GM Andrew Berry still has a long way to go in filling out a functional offensive line and playmaker group for whoever is playing quarterback. On […]