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The NFL Draft is fast approaching, and the rumor mill is also picking up its pace. While a lot of the chatter surrounding teams and prospects at this time of the year will turn out to be either a smokescreen or misinformation, it also can give us an early idea in which direction the draft […]
One of the best stories of the Carolina Panthers training camp and throughout the preseason was the undrafted cornerback from Louisville who kept making a name for himself. Entering the Panthers offseason program as a complete unknown, cornerback Corey Thornton’s road to the 53 man roster had to be earned. Thornton had the size the […]
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The crack of the bat. The growing crescendo of cheers as the ball flew over the outfield fence. The flashing lights in celebration of the home run. The jubilation of the team and stadium announcer as the batter rounded the bases. Though my wife and I were thousands of miles away from our home, the […]
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In this series, we’re looking at the biggest statistical differences between last season and the current one to understand how Celtics players have evolved while wearing the same jersey. Not every role change comes with an identity shift. Sometimes, it comes by filling a need. Neemias Queta’s season reflects that idea. Coming into the year, […]
The AFC Championship Game between the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos was a defensive battle. Neither offense was able to generate a lot of momentum, resulting in just 387 combined yards of offense on the day, 14 punts and only two touchdowns being scored. At the end of the day, the Patriots came away […]
The Shotgun Throwdown is our daily open thread, a place to keep tabs on what’s happening throughout the day. This is your space to talk through the stuff that pops up throughout the day (and night) — news, rumors, random thoughts, questions, complaints, celebrations, anything you think feels worth talking about. I’ll be dropping in […]
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is excited and confident about his team’s chances of securing a Top 8 finish in the Champions League ahead of Wednesday’s league phase finale against Copenhagen at Camp Nou. Speaking to the press on Tuesday, Flick was full of praise for the new format and the jeopardy it creates ahead of […]
Now that the Syracuse Orange 2026 schedule is mostly finalized, the TNIAAM staff shared some of our thoughts about the football squad next Fall. In your opinion, what was the most interesting part of the schedule? Christian: For some reason or another, Syracuse has faced a three-game road trip early on in the season for […]
The birthday series we’re running here at Pinstripe Alley is interesting for multiple reasons, primarily because we’re introduced to players who may not have as much exposure as the stars of today’s game or had their time in the majors but end up in the weeds of Major League Baseball history. With the Yankees being […]
The New Orleans Saints’ unusually high morale despite a 2-10 record at one point in the season was partially due to veteran leadership from players like tight end Foster Moreau, an unrestricted free agent this offseason. The 28-year-old had a down year after returning in Week 5 from a knee injury suffered in the 2024 […]
23. RJ Petit (115 points, 12 ballots) RJ Petit is a tough guy to miss. Colorado’s pick in the 2025 Rule 5 draft from the Detroit Tigers organization is a 6’8”, 300-pound titan of a right-handed relief pitcher. Originally drafted by the Tigers in the 14th round of the 2021 draft out of Charleston Southern, […]
The Miami Dolphins have a lot of directions they can point to as an excuse for 2025's disappointment, but they needed more from these players in particular.
The Oregon Ducks hockey team made a cross country trip to North Carolina this past weekend for what was scheduled as a 3 game weekend road trip. 1 game against ACCHL contender NC State and then 2 games against UNC who is 2nd to last in the same conference. Due to inclement weather the games […]
The Knicks (27*-18) return to Madison Square Garden tonight as heavy favorites against a lowly Kings (12-35) team that spanked New York just two weeks ago. When the teams clashed on January 14, coach Mike Brown’s former club won almost wire-to-wire, beating the Knicks 112–101 behind DeMar DeRozan’s 27 points. DeRozan and OAKAAKUYOAK Precious Achiuwa […]
Wednesday night brings the league phase of the UEFA Champions League to a close, with all 18 matches kicking off at the same time and very little settled. FC Barcelona go into the final round ninth on 13 points, hosting Copenhagen at the Spotify Camp Nou, and the uncomfortable truth is that a win alone […]
Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Why Mike McDaniel and the Chargers are a perfect fit (Chargers.com) Here’s why extending Teair Tart was an easy call for the Chargers (Chargers.com) The Chargers interviewed two more names for their defensive coordinator opening (Chargers Wire) The Chargers […]
The Milwaukee Bucks head east for a road trip that will hopefully end the bad vibes. The first stop is Philadelphia to face the 76ers. Milwaukee lost the previous matchup 116-101 on December 5th; the Bucks didn’t have Giannis then, and won’t have him now. Where We’re At My colleague Morgan said it best in […]
The Knicks led by 17 points with just over eight minutes to go on Saturday against the Philadelphia 76ers. After a choppy first half that saw the Knicks get dominated by Joel Embiid and allow the Sixers to shoot 65% from the field, the Knicks had dominated the first 16 minutes of the second half […]
The Big Ten is nearly halfway through the season, and it’s time to highlight some of the league’s top performers so far. The conference is as strong as it’s been in years, with five teams currently ranked inside the Top 12 of the latest AP Top 25 Poll. Nebraska, Michigan, Illinois, Michigan State, and Purdue […]
The other day, MLB Pipeline dropped their new top 100 rankings and it featured four Nationals in the top 80. Out of all the public rankings I have seen, Pipeline is the highest on the Nats prospects. They have Eli Willits at 13th, Travis Sykora at 54th, Harry Ford at 71st and Jarlin Susana at […]
The Edmonton Oilers have completely changed up their goaltending from the start of the season and from what they had on their back-to-back Stanley Cup Final runs. Stuart Skinner was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins as part of a deal that brought Tristan Jarry to Edmonton, and after playing some pro games again, Connor Ingram was brought up and has played very well. The Oilers are going to continue running with Jarry and Ingram as they have played well and the team is hot. So where does that l...
Atlético Madrid have one final chance to secure a top eight finish in the league phase of this year’s UEFA Champions League — but they’ll need a number of results to go their way. Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt will be the visitors at the Estadio Metropolitano on Wednesday night, and they will be playing to stay […]
In Today’s Links: looks like Klint Kubiak will be back with our Seattle Seahawks, Nick Emmanwori’s impact on Sunday’s win over the Los Angeles Rams, the journey Cooper Kupp took to get here, skill (and luck) were on the side of the ‘Hawks, our squad prepares for the Super Bowl, Sam Darnold’s doubters have some […]
Survive and advance. It’s never too early to start adopting the mantra. That’s what the Buckeyes did Monday night at home against Penn State, seeig an 18-point halftime lead become just a single point-lead midway through the second half. Led by John Mobley Jr.‘s 25 points and five threes, though, the Buckeyes regrouped and held […]