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Multnomah county chair hires Blazers negotiator who heads pro-arena lobbying group, sees no conflict of interest

Uproar continues to grow over Multnomah County hiring a negotiator in the Portland Trail Blazers arena renovation fight who has a curious resume: Chair Jessica Vega Pederson disclosed Thursday that she had tapped former Trail Blazers executive Chris Oxley to represent the county as it worked with Portland officials on a framework aimed at keeping […]

The Season That Was: Kevin Gausman (now with poll)

2025 was year-four of Kevin Gausman’s fourth year of his five year contract. In his first three seasons, he had a 38-30 record and a 7.4 BWar, in 93 starts, with a 3.45 ERA. 2024 was a step down from the other two, so we were interested in how 2025 would go. Was he aging? […]

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Charlotte Hornets vs New Orleans Pelicans Preview: Game 8

What: Charlotte Hornets (3-4) (1-2 away) at New Orleans Pelicans (0-6) (0-2 home) When: 8:00pm Eastern Where: Smoothie King Center; New Orleans, LA How to watch: FanDuel Sports Network, WSOC TV (Charlotte) (check local listings), NBA League Pass Outfitting: Hornets–Association (white), Pelicans–Statement (red) Game Lines: Hornets +2.5, Hornets money line +120, O/U 237.5 Injuries: Hornets: […] The post Charlotte Hornets vs New Orleans Pelicans Preview: Game 8 first appeared on At The Hive .

2025 Season in Review: Jake Burger

With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at Jake Burger. Jake Burger’s 2025 season was kind of a mess. […]

Ryan Helsley was an unmitigated disaster in New York

On paper, the Mets adding Ryan Helsley to serve as Edwin Díaz’s set up man down the stretch was an appropriately aggressive idea. The club acquired the All Star closer in exchange for Jesus Baez (their No. 8 prospect at the time, according to MLB Pipeline), RHP Nate Dohm (their No. 14), and RHP Frank […]

The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Week 10

Week 10 saw a dramatic shift in the chase for the conference championship. The conference favorite saw a season shifting injury and a shocking loss, a new heavyweight emerge in Southern California, and a bunch of teams with a shot after a few unexpected results. With that being said, let’s take a look at the […]

A rivalry if you can keep it

The Los Angeles Dodgers held their World Series parade yesterday, and while it’s healthier to ignore what’s going on with other teams, it’s easier said than done as a Giants fan. Despite what some really ignorant and angry people will tell you, the Dodgers winning the last two World Series won’t be the worst thing […]

10 Thoughts on the NFL: Bears are the new Cardiac Kids, Jayden Daniels hurt again, and more

1. No one cares if the Bengals’ defense is trash or if Colston Loveland only scored that game-winning touchdown because of bad tackling. That game-winning throw by Caleb Williams was immaculate—possibly the most “superstar” throw we’ve seen from him in the NFL, considering the circumstances. Enjoy it, and enjoy these cardiac Chicago Bears being the […]

2025 Red Sox in Review: Can Hunter Dobbins take the next step?

2025 In A Discarded-On-The-Dugout-Floor Nutshell Hunter Dobbins debuted earlier than just about everyone expected and was a pleasant surprise. Unfortunately, injuries cut his season short. The Good According to Baseball Savant, Dobbins threw six different pitches. I’ll ignore his sinker, because there are only 13 of them, and they’re close enough to his splitter to […]

Ex-Jets Progress Report: Part 3 – Special Teams

Now that the bye week is here, it’s time to update you on former Jets players and how they’ve been faring with their current teams. Having looked at offensive and defensive players over the past few days, we’ll be concluding with a look at special teamers today. As ever, this list is intended to be […]

The Shotgun/Throwdown (11/4/25): WVU women handle Purdue Fort Wayne in season opener

Welcome to The Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup (that we didn’t already talk about in another article) with some sophomoric humor and daily distractions thrown in for good measure. And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments. BACK TO BUSINESS The WVU women’s basketball team didn’t waste time easing […]