Now that the first few days of free agency chaos have ended, it allows us to look at the new NFL landscape. In doing so, certain winners and losers appear, in the macro sense with the NFL as a whole, all the way down to a micro sense looking at individual divisions and teams. Here, […]
The quarterfinal matchups of the World Baseball Classic are set. We’ve had hours upon hours of great baseball on TV to get our spring off on the right foot, and the ability to watch some of our favorite players get their spring reps in games that mean something to millions of fans across the globe. […]
Ryan Poles has never made a first-round pick outside of the top ten in the NFL Draft. He has also never traded up in the first round. This year, one of those two things is going to change. Most mock drafts and experts have been operating under the assumption that Poles will finally make a […]
There are many players to grace a professional baseball diamond who have also had controversy overtake their careers in Major League Baseball. Some have put on a Yankees uniform at different times in their careers, and some have even had their Hall of Fame chances ruined because of said off-field issues. Darryl Strawberry’s career is […]
Where oh where did it all go wrong? The 2025-26 Men’s Basketball season looked, for all intents and purposes, like an exciting ride that would hopefully end up in perhaps the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Then they actually played. Things felt off from the get-go, as the Ducks (returning their Big Three and […]
Xavi Espart became the latest youngster to make his debut under Hansi Flick at Barcelona, coming on as a late substitute in the 1-1 draw with Newcastle in the Champions League. Alvaro Cortes was also in the squad for the game at St James’ Park – with both players eyeing first-team minutes now that Alejandro […]
Over the last five years, we’ve written often about the outstanding job A.J. Hinch and his staff does in terms of getting the most out of a good, but far from dominant roster. From pinch-hitting, to bullpen usage, to creativity when things go wrong, to details like taking the extra base, the Tigers continue to […]
Heading into last season, the Houston Texans had a very questionable offensive line, a rookie tailback by the name of Woody Marks and a big time playmaker in tailback Joe Mixon. How times have changed. The questions around the offensive line piled on like the 1978 Oilers D on Terry Bradshaw, Mixon moved to the […]
From end of January until the middle of March, this team could not put two good games together in a row. Twenty-two turnovers in Kansas City — 14 of them in the first half. They lost by 20 to BYU and failed to break 50. That’s how the 2025-26 season ends at 18-14, 9-9 in […]
It’s pitching preview time, ladies and gentlemen. Over the next several days, I’ll be writing 10,000 words or so about everyone you might see pitching for the Red Sox to start the season. Last time, we took a look at the primary middle relief options. Today, we’re talking about the last part of the bullpen: the […]
Arguably the most consistent debate in Kansas City sports over the last two years is about who should be the Kansas City Royals’ leadoff hitter. After shuffling around multiple guys in the spot in 2024, the Royals went out and acquired Jonathan India last season to explicitly fill the job. That didn’t quite work, and […]
When the 2025 season ended, there was a narrative espoused by the Mets’ front office that one of the goals of the offseason was to focus on run prevention. This narrative more or less went out the window with the signing of Jorge Polanco and Bo Bichette, but the concept endures in the trade of […]
Hello everyone! The Mariners continued their run as the Cactus League’s sad sack losers, falling prey to the Rockies in an 11-7 slugfest. The good news is Matt Brash made his spring debut and appears to be on track for an Opening Day return. If you were the Mariners, would you ever consider stretching Brash […]
One thought is for certain: the Syracuse Orange men’s basketball will be completely different in 2026-27. Less than 24 hours removed from the Orange’s regular season finale, the changes already started off the court. Coach Adrian Autry is officially out, along with GM Alex Kline and (reportedly) the rest of the coaching staff. A lot […]
IU basketball’s stay in the 2026 Big Ten tournament was brief as it fell 74-61 to Northwestern on Wednesday night. Here are five takeaways from the loss to the Wildcats: Indiana’s defense again leads to its demise Indiana’s defensive struggles ...
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The Matchup: The New Jersey Devils (32-30-2) versus the Calgary Flames (25-32-7). The Time: 7:00 PM EDT The Broadcast: TV — MSGSN; Radio — Devils Hockey Network Roller Coaster Vibes After the Devils had a four-game winning streak going, with the chance to take advantage of a hurting Detroit Red Wings team. But a 3-0 […]
Eagles Question of the Day: Which position do you want to see the Eagles address next? Head over to The Feed and weigh in with your answer and explanation! Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … NFL insider quiets trade rumors surrounding Eagles star – NJ.comBut ESPN’s Adam Schefter poured cold water […]
Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Here’s why Del’shawn Phillips was a key signing for the Chargers this offseason (Chargers.com) What Josh Harris and Deane Leonard’s return means for the special teams unit (Chargers.com) An analyst believes the Chargers should trade Quentin Johnston (Chargers Wire) […]
The Los Angeles Rams have agreed on a deal to bring back Keir Thomas who missed all of last year due to injury, but could have the chance to flourish in the anticipated new look L.A. defense. According to some of my information below, Thomas was an undrafted free agent a few years ago, so […]
Don’t let the Rebs get hot? Cinderella story? Why not us? Any other cliches we want to cling to as Chris Beard attempts the greatest SEC Tourney run ever? Let’s be honest, being the 15 seed out of 16 does not inspire any kind of enthusiasm from the fan base and you would even be […]
NFL free agency is by no means over, but the majority of the moves the Tennessee Titans are going to make have already been made. They were one of the busiest teams in early free agency. It makes a lot of sense considering the state of the roster. There really wasn’t a spot on the […]
The story of the week so far has been the complete inability of bubble teams to win games. On Tuesday, the ACC took center stage as both Stanford and Virginia Tech lost to put an end to their at-large hopes. ...
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The Sixers are coming off a feel-good victory, defeating the tanking Memphis Grizzlies 139-129 in a game where they were without Tyrese Maxey, Paul George and Joel Embiid. Now they’ll look to keep their playoff hopes alive in a much tougher game, traveling to Detroit to face the first-seeded Pistons. As many know, the Pistons […]
Borussia Dortmund have officially extended Felix Nmecha’s contract until 2030. The 26-year-old German midfielder’s contract was set to expire in 2028. His new contract increases his salary substantially, making him one of the highest paid players in Dortmund. This is a relatively short extension, and according to Bild, comes with two release clauses; one of […]
In recent years, the Wisconsin Badgers have seen some success in the Big Ten Tournament, making runs to the championship game in back-to-back seasons as the No. 5 seed. In 2024, Wisconsin had an 11-9 conference record, earning them the No. 5 seed and a matchup with No. 12 Maryland in the second round of […]