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As the 76ers remain in pursuit of LeBron James, VJ Edgecombe and 76ers president Mike Gansey weigh on the possibility of signing the superstar.
Oregon showed plenty of fight in its Big Ten opener Saturday, but an early hole against No. 3 Maryland proved too much to overcome in a 15-7 loss at Papé Field. The Ducks dropped to 6-3 overall and 0-1 in conference play, while the undefeated Terrapins moved to 8-0 and 1-0 in league action. The […]
The Jays are busing to Jupiter, Florida, to play the Marlins. Google Maps says 3.5 hours, which is a long time on a bus. But a number of the veterans are going for the ride. Even George Springer. He really must want the at bats, because he could easily say ‘I don’t want to go’ […]
Barcelona have decided to make a contract offer to Andreas Christensen and have been in negotiations for a little while now with the Dane. The Catalans are now keen for an agreement to be reached and could pull the plug on the deal if they don’t receive an answer soon. According to Marca, Barcelona don’t […]
When: Tuesday March 17 – 9:15 PM Where: Dayton TV: TruTV Opponent: Texas Longhorns (SEC) Prediction – KenPom (KP) / Bart Torvik (BT): NC State 83-82 / NC State 83-82 Wolfpack Snapshot: Wolfpack Season So Far: The answer to “how the season has gone” will draw a lot of opinions. Ranging from “Wade hasn’t shown me much”, to “I […]
*Editors note: Due to login and scheduling issues, this Slate from Sunday is being posted on Monday. It’s not April Fools Day just yet! The Sunday Slate is back! The famous Confucian admonition may be both blessing and curse, but at least we live in interesting times. Basketball Let’s just jump right in and address […]
Tournament will take place over the course of a month and conclude on Dec. 18.
A week into free agency, Mac Jones remains with the San Francisco 49ers. Most teams have filled the quarterback spot for their respective teams. The quarterback landscape is different seven days later. Justin Fields was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday morning. Kyler Murray signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Tua […]
It feels hard to believe after a long offseason that saw more change within the organization than perhaps any other in club history, but we are now 10 days away from the Nationals’ regular season kicking off at Wrigley Field against the Chicago Cubs. The team is beginning final preparations as well, with starting pitchers […]
Liverpool could be without the services of up to six players when they host Galatasaray on Wednesday night in the UEFA Champions League, round of 16, leg two. Goalkeeper Alisson Becker (undisclosed injury) and Federico Chiesa (unspecified illness) both face late fitness tests here. Perhaps Reds boss Arne Slot will provide more updates on Alisson […] The post Liverpool Team News vs Galatasaray: Alisson Becker, Federico Chiesa appeared first on The Sports Bank .
The World Baseball Classic has been in full swing this past week, with the knockout round games providing exciting games. That being said, last night’s Team USA’s victory over the Dominican Republic was marred by a few egregious strike calls from behind the plate, which makes this season’s advent of the ABS challenge system a […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are facing off against the Brooklyn Nets today on the second night of a back-to-back. Portland enters this contest coming off a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers last night. Brooklyn is also coming off of a loss to the 76ers, their third straight defeat. What you need to Know: Portland Trail […]
Once upon a time, Jorge Sosa was an outfielder in the Colorado Rockies system with an electric arm. So naturally, the Rockies kept him as far away from the mound as possible. It was the Seattle Mariners who decided to transition him to a pitching role after selecting during the minor league phase of the […]
It’s time for the Braves to once again play the Rays in Spring Training. Why? Because the schedule does not care. Chris Sale will get yet another tune-up against Rays fill-ins and minor leaguers, while Nick Martinez has to deal with basically the Braves’ regulars. And hey, look, this game is on BravesVision. That’s kind […]
For the Arizona Cardinals, the 2026 offseason has been an intersting one. They have added a lot in terms of players to the roster, but the questions becomes which additions will have big impact? They added an interesting fit in Devin Duvernay, the former Pro Bowl and All Pro return man who in 2021 and […]
The University of Portland Pilots (10-7) sent the Huskies (8-11) flying home without a series win on Sunday night, taking the third and final game of the weekend series, 5-3. Sunday’s loss marked the second time in the last three weekend series that the Huskies have missed out on a series win despite being victorious […]
After a long, stressful wait until Selection Sunday, the Virginia Cavaliers women’s basketball team is officially headed back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2018. Though it took a while (Virginia was the very last team to be revealed during Sunday evening’s bracket show), the ’Hoos were awarded a No. 10 seed […]
As UConn baseball aims to push its record above .500, the Huskies held the line, splitting a pair against the University of Portland on Saturday. The Huskies (8-10) secured a come-from-behind 8-5 win in game one and nearly replicated that in game two before the Pilots (9-7) pulled away in the later innings to hand […]
The Tennessee Titans were one of the most active teams in the first wave of free agency. Mike Borgonzi would love for the day to come when he does not have so much to do early in free agency, but unfortunately, the roster he inherited was so bad that he had a lot of holes […]
Rutgers Baseball began Big Ten play with a series against Michigan State over the weekend at Bainton Field in Piscataway. The Scarlet Knights got off to a good start, taking two out of three from the Spartans and improving to 11-8 overall. Game One Rutgers began the weekend with a strong offensive performance during a […]
A miracle comeback that ended the way people wanted it to. The Brooklyn Nets rallied from a 28 point deficit to take a lead in the fourth quarter against the Philadelphia 76ers. However, they couldn’t bring it all the way home and lost in the end. The opponent tonight will be competing in the postseason […]
The Tigers have reached the playoffs in each of the last two seasons, only to fall in the ALDS. They’re the only team in the division projected to have a top ten payroll, and the expectations are for them to make a serious run at their first pennant since 2012. Not only are they spending […]
The Huskies breezed through the first two rounds of the Big East Tournament, only to lose badly to St. John’s in the final. Does UConn have what it takes to make a deep NCAA Tournament run? Despite a 29-5 record and a stellar run through non-conference play, some doubts have emerged around this team. The […]
On today’s episode, Ryan Eichten and Leo Sun discuss the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 116-103 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the brutal last week for the team, and much more: — The Wolves’ loss to the Thunder on Sunday afternoon was their fourth loss in five games, ending a truly awful four-game road trip. — Julius […]
After closing out 2025 on a high note with seven wins out of 10 matches, Roma’s good fortune carried into the new year as Gian Piero Gasperini’s group won four of their first five league matches in 2026. However, just as winter loosen its grip on the Northern Hemisphere, so too has Roma lost its […]
Carlo Ancelotti has named Brazil’s squad for friendlies against France and Croatia, calling up nine forwards while leaving Neymar out due to fitness concerns.