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(24-15) Gwinnett Stripers 1, (15-24) Norfolk Tides 4 Box Score It was a rude return to the Stripers for starting pitcher Carlos Carassco who was greeted with a three run home run in the first inning, along with an RBI single in the second for a grand total of four runs – which is more […]
No. 1-seed Indiana football is set to take on No. 5-seed Oregon in the Peach Bowl, a College Football Playoff semifinal, on Friday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia and fans previewing the game seem to have a strong favorite. A pretty solid majority of national college football fans who responded to an SB Nation […]
Time is a construct we humans made to contextualize life. As arbitrary as time is, it does help place events in a specific place. It gives us fresh starts and resets days and years. With our calendars now set for 2026, the Lakers can start fresh, too. Well, sort of. It’s not a new season, […]
Seattle and New York will meet April 4 at Madison Square Garden in the first PWHL game played at the venue.
At 15-0, Arizona is off to the third-best start in school history, best since 2013-14 when it won the first 21 games of the season. But at some point, the Wildcats are going to lose. There hasn’t been an undefeated national champion in men’s college basketball since Indiana in 1975-76. A handful have made it […]
We’ve got an extra episode of Buffaloes Breakdown for everyone this week to breakdown Colorado’s exciting new offensive coordinator. Jake, Ryland and Jack talk about Ralphie Report’s longstanding fandom of Marion and how exciting his arrival in Boulder finally is. They discuss his fit on Deion Sander’s staff, the change expected in offensive firepower and […]
Thursday is the deadline for teams to reach an agreement with arbitration-eligible players before a hearing is scheduled. The Royals have eight unsigned players eligible for arbitration: They previously reached agreement with Jonathan India last fall for $8 million, James McArthur for $810,000, and signed Maikel Garcia to a five-year, $57.5 million extension. If a […]
Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak already has interviews set up with five of the eight NFL teams with head coach openings (so far). As Daniel Jeremiah on Seattle Sports Radio stated, “he seems to be the number one offensive candidate… everyone you talk to has him as the top offensive guy.” The Seahawks’ success […]
Indiana football wouldn’t be where it is without the play and leadership of linebacker Aiden Fisher. Fisher followed head coach Curt Cignetti and defensive coordinator Bryant Haines from James Madison and has played at a high level ever since as the Hoosiers’ leader on the defensive side of the ball. Indiana fans have him picked […]
If there is one certainty in the NFL offseason, it’s that the Los Angeles Rams will have coaches poached from Sean McVay’s coaching staff. It’s a testament to McVay’s success and ability to develop coaches, but it’s also something that the Rams have had to manage every offseason. The Rams will once again have several […]
Ahead of Thursday’s game in Philadelphia, Craig Berube discussed Scott Laughton’s impact on the Leafs on and off the ice, Max Domi and Bobby McMann complementing Auston Matthews, Brandon Carlo’s fit with Morgan Rielly, and the challenge presented by the Flyers. Almost a year since the acquisition was made before the 2025 deadline, what has […] The post Craig Berube on Brandon Carlo’s fit on a pairing with Morgan Rielly: “Brandon is a stabilizer… It gives Morgan a little bit more freedom to d...
Charlie Becker’s emergence at wide receiver has been crucial to Indiana football’s late-season push for a national championship. He totaled seven receptions in the Hoosiers’ first nine games of the 2025 season before pulling in just as many in Indiana’s 10th game, a slugfest on the road against unranked Penn State. Becker got the Hoosiers […]
The Minnesota Wild should be extremely careful about moving on from Charlie Stramel, because big, right-shot centers with his blend of size, physical edge, and growing offensive game are exactly the kind of premium asset this organization has struggled to find and develop. The Wild could move on fro...
Our Wild Card picks are in for the first round of the 2026 NFL playoffs! Bleeding Green Nation staff members are here to predict the winners of every game on the schedule. We’ll tally the results along the way and see who comes out on top at the end of the season. Feel free to […]
Understandably, it’s been a little while since we’ve much of anything about Igor Tudor following Juventus parting ways with the Croatian manager back in late October. It is usually that way — and especially so when you are dismissed early in a season in a league in which managers can’t just jump right back in […]
ESPN NFL personality Ryan Clark just exposed what really led to Mike McDaniel being fired as head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
No. 1-seed Indiana football is set to take on No. 5-seed Oregon in the Peach Bowl, a College Football Playoff semifinal, on Friday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. Curt Cignetti and Dan Lanning, head coaches of the Hoosiers and Ducks, respectively, spoke with the media on Thursday ahead of the game. Here’s what they […]
The Las Vegas Raiders managed to secure the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft during Week 18, allowing the franchise to end its multi-year search for a long-term quarterback. That makes the top two prospects at the position, Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza and Oregon’s Dante Moore, the favorites to land in Las Vegas […]
Manchester City dropped more points in frustrating circumstances as they were held by Brighton and Hove Albion in the Premier League. City were ahead at half time thanks to Erling Haaland’s penalty, but Karou Mitoma’s excellent equaliser meant the Seagulls left the Etihad Stadium with a point. The Blues missed several glaring second half chances, […]
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Sports is, and always will be, the best “reality TV” show. Games can be unpredictable, frustrating, riveting, boring or pulsating depending on the day or the opponent. Some outcomes are expected, but upsets happen regularly, and performances can vary from electric to horrific, and sometimes those occur in the same game. The season of the…
The Wisconsin Badgers have been quite busy in the transfer portal so far, landing 21 commits after West Virginia defensive lineman Hammond Russell committed to the program on Thursday morning. And they’re not done yet. In what could be one of their biggest moves of the entire portal cycle, the Badgers have Oklahoma State freshman […]
The Washington Wizards don’t expect to play new guard Trae Young much in the 2025-26 season and hope to see him start in the 2026-27 season, according to Joshua Robbins of The Athletic. The decision to do this makes sense, considering that the Wizards are looking to rebuild and keep their 2026 first round pick […]
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Over the last two years, we’ve seen different iterations of the double-big lineup that features both Karl-Anthony Towns and Mitchell Robinson. There are reasons that both Tom Thibodeau and Mike Brown have gone to it. It matches up better theoretically against bigger teams. It gives them an actual rim protector in Robinson, without giving up […]
With the Portland Trail Blazers fresh off a huge win over the Houston Rockets that it’ll take all day to celebrate, it’s time to tackle one of the lesser and easier (but still pertinent) Blazer’s Edge Mailbag questions about everybody’s favorite Blazers player. Take a look. Dave, Lots of talk about Deni being an all […]