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Elephant Rumblings: White Sox Coming To Sacramento
Morning everyone and welcome to another Friday! Yesterday the A’s wrapped up their four-game series with the Texas Rangers, splitting the series and remaining in a tie atop the AL West. Not the best outcome but certainly not the worst. Now these two teams will split up and face a couple other teams before seeing […]
Mariners News: Colt Emerson, Ichiro, and Justin Turner
Good morning everyone and happy Friday! The Mariners dropped the series finale to the Padres last night, completing San Diego’s sweep in the first leg of the 2026 Vedder Cup. The team heads back home to open a new series tonight against the first-place Texas Rangers. As we’re now 20 games into the season, which […]
Braves Minor League Recap: Spencer Strider leads strong pitch night on the farm
(12-6) Gwinnett Stripers 4, (12-6) Memphis Redbirds 2 Box Score The Carlos Carassco show continued with another gem, this time a six inning shutout performance where he struck out eight and walked zero. The 39 year old continued his marvelous start to the season, a season where he’s made four starts and given up just […]
Snakebytes 4/17: Toronto comes to town
Diamondbacks News (SI.com) Diamondbacks Trade Hard-Throwing Reliever to Brewers Fernandez was signed by the D-backs to a minor league contract and given an invite to spring training. At the time he was part of an effort by the team to bring in a number of “high-octane” arms, hoping to find a Diamondback in the rough. (Yahoo! Sports) […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Jays lose again, tough day in the West
The Yankees were Mike Trout-ed once again on Thursday. The future Hall-of-Famer walked twice and homered for the fifth (!!) time of the series. Against a not-great Angels team, the Bombers could only manage a split in the four-game series at home. But, life goes on, as does other action around the American League. Let’s […]
A $5 million supermax contract for A’ja Wilson is sure to be a winner, but what about the Las Vegas Aces’ other big bets?
When evaluating the in-progress offseason of the defending champion Las Vegas Aces, I suggested the organization’s run-it-back approach could be insufficient, as going back-to-back might require more boldness. Since then, the Aces have become high rollers, making several big bets that could cinch or sink their repeat bid. One of those bets is an all-but-guaranteed […]
Daily Slop: 17 Apr 26 – Daniel Jeremiah on NFL Draft: “Talking to GMs and agents, it’s all over the map right now”
Commanders links Articles The Athletic (paywall) Commanders will ‘more likely than not’ stay and pick at No. 7 in draft, GM says Two years ago, Adam Peters had a clear vision of the prospect he wanted to select with the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft. Jayden Daniels was the obvious fit, given his […]
Syracuse women’s lacrosse: Orange suffocated by BC, 7-4, as Eagles continue domination
The pain goes on for the Syracuse Orange against the Boston College Eagles, as the home team vaporized ‘Cuse’s 12-game winning streak on Thursday night with a 7-4 Senior Night triumph in Chestnut Hill. It was the ninth game in a row that BC has beaten SU, a punishing stretch of five years of bedeviling […]
FCS Throwbacks: McNair Dazzles in Final Home Game
The dominoes in college football often fall in peculiar ways, leading to unexpected stories. Such was the case for the ultra talented Steve McNair in 1991. A star in a variety of sports at Mount Olive High School in Mississippi, McNair made himself a sought after recruit in not only the college football ranks but […]
Newcastle’s Sale of Full Trio of Stars Within ‘Realms of Possibility’: Report
Newcastle United are approaching a critical summer with questions growing around absolutely every living soul within the club. The roster will need to be reshaped, there will be outgoing and incoming transfers, and most pressingly, the Magpies will likely need to find a new manager to carry them forward into a new era for Newcastle. […]
Jake Hall Returns: A Defining Moment for Lobo Basketball
As the transfer portal continues to reshape college basketball, loyalty still matters. For the New Mexico Lobos, Jake Hall’s decision to return to Albuquerque stands as one of the most significant developments of the offseason. For days, rumors and speculation kept Lobo fans on edge. Every update was tracked, every possibility debated as it looked […]
Milwaukee Bucks End-of-Season Player Review & Quiz: Giannis Antetokounmpo
The season might be over (at last), but that doesn’t mean your interest wanes—or the coverage stops. With this in mind, we present to you our end-of-season player pop quizzes. Each quiz focuses on a single Buck, posing three “totals” based questions, two “advanced stats” based questions, and one “obscure” question about their 2025-26 campaign. […]
The Daily Bee: Greatest World Cup Ever™
For those of you who are train enthusiasts, I’m sure you’d agree with me when I say that NJ Transit is the envy of the world when it comes to commuter rail. Just look at it: What would you spend to ride this modern-day Orient Express? $10? $20? How about more than $100? If there’s […]
Rutgers Football Homegrown Quarterback Drought Amoung Longest in the Power 4 According to the Athletic
Rutgers football has gone quite a long time since it has fully developed a quarterback from the start of their college career until its finish. According to Jason Kirk of The Athletic, it has been roughly 15 years since one of these quarterbacks was recruited and 12 since one actually played for Rutgers, as Gary […]
Iowa State adds women’s wrestling, Alli St. John to coach
Iowa State announced Thursday the addition of women’s wrestling as its 18th varsity sport, with the program scheduled to begin competition during the 2027-28 academic year. The team is the first varsity sport added at the university since soccer in 1996. Iowa State will be the 12th school in the state of Iowa to have […]
Today on OTM: The American League is upside down
Not sure if anyone has looked at the American League standings in the past 24 hours, but the following three teams are leading their divisions: Tampa Bay Rays (11-7): winners of six straight Minnesota Twins (11-8): winners of 8-of-10 Sacramento Athletics* (10-9): winners of 8-of-11, tied for first with the Texas Rangers *(I’m calling them […]
Can Orlando Ribalta be a much needed breakout arm in the Washington Nationals bullpen?
In this bullpen, one good outing will move you up the totem pole. This unit is searching for answers, and needs guys to step up. Yesterday, Orlando Ribalta stepped up in a huge way, making the Nats one run lead stick in the 10th despite the ghost runner starting the inning at second. That outing […]
Chargers Daily Links: Friday Open Thread
Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Five takeaways from Joe Hortiz’s pre-draft press conference (Chargers.com) The Chargers front office recapped their free agent haul on Thursday (Chargers.com) Joe Hortiz acknowledged the availability of Dexter Lawrence but would not go much further with reporters (Chargers Wire) […]
Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday are teaming up one more time
BOSTON — Jrue Holiday’s two-year tenure in Boston technically ended in May. After he was traded from the Celtics to the Trail Blazers, Jrue and his wife, Lauren, packed up their family and moved to Portland, where the two-time NBA champion would join a younger, up-and-coming squad hoping to punch their first ticket to the […]
Tampa Bay Lightning First Round Schedule against the Montreal Canadiens has been released
With the final regular season games concluding late Thursday night (and having a bearing on the final Western Conference seedings) the NHL’s first round schedule took a little while to complete. In the wee early hours of Friday morning, it finally dropped. Along with the other fourteen teams left competing, the Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens finally learned exactly when they’ll be competing against each other over the next two weeks. For those of you in the Tampa area who feel...
The surprise of camp? Why Nate Roberts could emerge as Ohio State’s TE1 in 2026
Ohio State’s tight end room was supposed to be about experience. The Buckeyes attacked the transfer portal, added proven veterans, and rebuilt the position with clear roles in mind after losing their entire core. On paper, the path to TE1 looked straightforward, with established players expected to handle the bulk of the receiving production. But […]
2026 NFL Draft profile: Why the Detroit Lions should draft Keldric Faulk
For years, Detroit Lions fans have been begging the front office to spend high resources on a defensive end opposite Aidan Hutchinson. Detroit’s pass rush may be putting up the pressures and sacks, but the time it’s taking to get to the quarterback is causing the secondary to get toasted in between sacks. Well, the […]
It Never Rains on this Podcast 04-17-26
Adam joins me to review the Diamond Ducks’ series wins over Maryland and Nebraska, Men’s Basketball’s recent portal acquisitions, and the film on DL transfer D’Antre Robinson.
Friday Dots: Cup of Coffee In The Big Time
Man…WOW, man! Freak out! Good morning Husky fans, it’s Friday and we’ve got plenty of news and happenings in the world of Husky athletics, so let’s get to it! Football Dots Basketball Dots Throwback Game of The Week Dawg fans, I regret to inform you that the UW Video channel has removed its section on […]
Mets collapse against Cubs as losing streak hits nine
The New York Mets fell 12-4 to the Chicago Cubs, extending their losing streak to nine games after another pitching collapse.
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