Talking trades is one of everyone’s favorite pastimes. Making a theoretical deal for another player is just fun, something that shows depth of knowledge of both the opposition’s team and one’s own. Then comes the word “untouchable.” Everyone thinks there is at least someone on the Phillies that would be untouchable. Most of that time, […]
Hansi Flick has enjoyed plenty of success already since taking charge of Barcelona, winning La Liga, Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup titles. The German coach also has Barcelona playing exciting football, has handed nine youngsters first-team debuts and has his team still in contention to win La Liga, the Copa del Rey and […]
Newcastle United are preparing for an active summer transfer window after failing to add any new players in January, according to a report by The Athletic’s Chris Waugh. Waugh reported that the club’s priority is “improving and refreshing a first XI that has not been significantly reinforced through signings since the summer of 2023,” with […]
The Milwaukee Bucks have just secured their first three-game win streak of the season, and have a shot to make it four tonight against the Orlando Magic. Now, although the Bucks are playing better, each of those three wins was against a poor team; the Magic, even without Franz Wagner, present a greater challenge. This […]
The 2025 NFL season came to a close last night with the Seattle Seahawks beating the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. Every team is now focused on their preparations for the 2026 league year, building plans for free agency and the draft. For the Miami Dolphins, this offseason will be one of massive […]
Spring training begins, in part, right now. Pitchers and catchers that will be taking part in the World Baseball Classic have to report to Sarasota today. But odds are that many more Orioles than that will arrive at Ed Smith Stadium early this week to begin work towards a bounce-back campaign. There is plenty of […]
Welcome to our first weekly Olympic Thread. As a reminder, the men’s hockey teams with representatives from the Predators are: USA (Dr. Kevin), Finland (Saros, Haula), Sweden (Forsberg) and Switzerland (Josi).
To find the schedule for men’s and women’s hockey look here:
https://www.olympics.com/en/milano-cortina-2026/schedule/iho
Go Team Your Country!
Normally we don’t like to focus on the personal here, but our family has been associated with Duke since near the beginning of the school and with Duke Basketball for over 60 years. So when things happen, DBR is the logical way to tell a lot of people news in one easy shot. So here’s […]
Softball struggles out of the gate WBB Falls to Top 10 Ohio State MBB scares Purdue Highlight of the Day: Men’s Basketball Near Upset Bid of Purdue
According to ESPN’s sources, an all-British heavyweight clash is currently in the works as former titleholder Daniel Dubois is said to be in talks for meeting with Fabio Wardley. While a deal has yet to be struck between the two, talks are said to be progressing nicely with both sides looking to nail it down. […]
I wonder if those changes have left a Dot on youLike all the burnin’ hoops of fire that you and I passed through
Yeah, so the timing is weird (no Hall vote for another 10 months, and no induction ceremony for five), but sometimes inspiration overrides practicality. A brief discussion among staff regarding the size of the Hall of Fame — in fact emanating from a comment about it being laughable that Bulls coach Billy Donovan is in […]
Villanova is on a mission to return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in three years. The Wildcats have yet to crack the Top 25 this season, but currently sit at 18-5 and 9-3 in the Big East. According to ESPN’s Joe Lunardi, Villanova is seen as a “likely” tournament team, sitting on […]
As always, Ben Steele of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel spoke to Marquette men’s basketball head coach Shaka Smart after the Golden Eagles saved National Marquette Day with a 70-55 victory over Butler on Saturday. (Aside: Go subscribe to the JS to read Ben’s stuff on Marquette if nothing else. It’s worth it!) There were Bulldogs-related […]
There is a lot to like about the Red Sox this season. A full year of Roman Anthony. What could be the best starting rotation in baseball. And swag as you scan your ticket. Boston hasn’t always had the strongest lineup of giveaways, and “first 7500 fans” is rather stingy for an organization that nearly […]
This week’s projections are being posted a day early because Indiana plays on Monday night, but a largely boring Super Bowl gave me the opportunity to put together the bracket. Despite losses by a pair of last week’s one seeds, ...
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Let’s get you caught up on all the NHL action you missed over the weekend. There wasn’t any. Cool, good column. See you next time. OK, we won’t wrap it up quite that quickly. But with most teams getting only a couple of games in since this time last week, don’t expect any major changes in the rankings. Instead, let’s use this week as a bit of a reset and regroup before the rankings take a few weeks off. For example, now would be a good time to look at which teams have been on which lists so fa...
Hello and happy Monday, folks. Today really should be a national holiday. Maybe when the NFL moves to an 18 game schedule, then the Super Bowl will fall of Presidents Day weekend. What a game that was, huh? All the, uh, points. And the plays, wow. It was nuts. (I’m writing this at 3:45 Sunday […]
IU basketball is back in action tonight at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers will take on Oregon at 8:30 p.m. ET on FS1. The Ducks are 8-15 and 1-11 in Big Ten play. The Hoosiers are 16-8 overall, 7-6 ...
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Congratulations to the Seahawks. I was hoping for a better game, it was pretty boring. I guess defensive battles tend to be boring. Field goals are boring too. It didn’t really keep my attention. I did enjoy the half-time show. The question of the day is: Which off-season decision makes you nervous? Hmmmm…..I don’t know. […]
With Duke and UConn falling, the opportunity was there for the Illini on Saturday night to put pressure on the top seed line. A win probably wouldn’t have moved the Illini up, but it would have made the margin very thin between themselves and UConn, in particular. Unfortunately, everything seemed to go wrong as it […]
With the Philadelphia Flyers not playing during the Olympic break, what better time to take a look at the top 3 brawls in Flyers history?
There have been a plethora of Flyers line brawls over their 50+ years as a franchise in the NHL. They didn’t get deemed the Broad Street Bullies for nothing. In this article, I will be ranking my top 3 Flyers line brawls of all time. Feel free to leave a comment on which Flyers brawl was your favorite down below.
Honorable Mention – Flyers vs. Peng...
Meet the Mets The Super Bowl is over, the chips and wings have been consumed, the Seahawks have been crowned champions, and, more important than anything else, baseball is up next! Pitchers and Catchers report to spring training this Wednesday. The Mets signed outfielder MJ Melendez to a major league deal worth $1.5 million. Will […]
Despite the recent lull, the Orioles have had a busy offseason. The Birds made national headlines by inking Pete Alonso to a five-year, $155 million dollar deal. They acquired Taylor Ward fresh off of a 36-homer season and brought in Ryan Helsley to occupy the closer spot with Félix Bautista sidelined. Baltimore traded for Shane […]
The Cleveland Browns got a huge disappointment this past week when DC Jim Schwartz officially resigned from the coaching staff despite still being under contract. That is a huge bummer. Many hate it. RELATED: BANDA COULD SLIDE RIGHT INTO THE DC POSITION As disappointing as they may be, it is now the job of the […]