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The beginning of a baseball season is one that is full of unknown. How are all of the changes made over the offseason going to take? How will those new players take to their new surroundings in Philadelphia? Then the games are played and all of that goes out the window. Who made good impressions, […]
The door just swung open for the Dallas Cowboys to trade for Myles Garrett, and they can offer something no one else can – Mauricio Rodriguez, A to Z Sports The Cowboys have the picks to make a move for Myles Garrett. Cowboys’ unique mock offer Cowboys get: EDGE Myles Garrett Browns get: 2026 first-round […]
Another day and another region’s first round voting is completed. Here’s how the Abdul Region worked out. Every winner but Parker Washington advanced by receiving at least 80% of the vote. Washington beat out McGovern 58% to 42%. The next closes matchup was actually the 2/15 seed, with Carl Nassib beating Kevin Givens 82% to […]
Farm systems go through cycles. There are strong classes and cycles that rise through the minor leagues together, graduate together, and recycle through. In a situation like the Yankees’, where minor league depth is routinely pillaged for deadline upgrades, the surviving prospects who rise through the system leave chasms in their wake. This happened to […]
Happy Friday, Camden Chatters! And it’s a very happy Friday indeed because the Orioles won their first game on 2026, a 2-1 victory over the Twins. Trevor Rogers pitched seven scoreless innings. The offense put together a productive string of singles and one big sacrifice fly to score just enough runs. And new closer Ryan […]
Opening Day is over. It was a joyous occasion, with only a brief bullpen blip to mar the otherwise unblemished affair. Now, an off day. We’ll have to do with watching non-Phillies clubs. But Phillies baseball, proper baseball, will return tomorrow. Onto the links. Phillies news: Alec Bohm is suing his parents over alleged mismanagement […]
Greetings, Brew Crew Ball community. The 2026 season is now underway, as the Brewers came away with a big 14-2 victory over the White Sox on Opening Day! Feel free to use this thread to chat about (almost) anything you want: video games, food, movies, non-baseball sports, the Brewers, you name it. As long as […]
This is an exciting time. For the first time since 2019, the Spurs are heading to the playoffs. There are only nine games left in the regular season. If watching games surrounded by equally frenzied fans in a family-friendly environment, the The Rock at La Cantera has got you covered this weekend. On Saturday, the […]
The Penguins got a bit of a boost Thursday night when it comes to their chances of making the NHL’s postseason for the first time since 2022. With a shootout win against the Ottawa Senators, the Penguins got a significant boost in their playoff chances. Going into Thursday night’s game, HockeyViz had listed the Penguins […]
One of the most controversial things in recent memory for the Buffalo Bills came courtesy of a design choice for the Family Circle area on the way into the new Highmark Stadium. One of the more highly anticipated elements coming to the new home of the Bills were giant bison statues promised in early renderings. […]
Quite a night in the NCAA tournament as #9 Iowa beat #4 Nebraska, 77-71, and #3 Illinois hammered #2 Houston, 65-55. They’ll play in the finals in the South. Meanwhile, #1 Arizona throttled #4 Arkansas, 109-88, and #2 Purdue beat #11 Texas, 79-77. They’ll meet in the finals in the West. The early games were […]
As we enter another weekend of the NCAA Tournament, brackets have been busted, upsets have occurred and 16 teams remain. So far, all the No. 1 seeds are still in the game, and none of them have been tested yet. Through eight contests, the top seeds have a margin of victory of 45.8 points. However, […]
Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Lynn McGlothen and a host of others, plus more baseball stories. Today in baseball history: Cubs Birthdays: George Magoon, Bill Collins, Johnny Gill, Walter Stephenson, Newt Kimball, Wes Covington, Lynn McGlothen*, Vic Harris, Dick Ruthven, Drew Hall, Jaime Navarro, Junior Lake, Eric Stout. Also notable: Miller Huggins HOF. Today in History: Thanks for reading.
Welcome to the last Friday in March, folks! Time flies, doesn’t it? I guess it’s easier to say that when looking back than when looking forward, but we aren’t hear for a philosophical debate on time. The Bruins were off yesterday (game-wise) and will have another break today. They’ll return to action with a back-to-back […]
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That's Wild Joel Eriksson Ek came to save the day. With just seconds remaining in regulation, the Minnesota Wild center scored the game-winning goal to earn a much-needed 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers. [Pioneer Press] But speaking of offense, the Wild should be g...
Who’s the Pack playing? Opponent: Georgia Tech Mascot: Andre 3000 | School Location: Waffle House, GA | Conference: ACC 2026 Record: 19-5 (6-3, T-2nd) | 2026 RPI Rank: 22 2025 Record: 41-19 (19-11, 1st) | 2025 RPI Rank: 19 2024 Record: 33-25 (15-15, 4th Coastal) | 2024 RPI Rank: 45 When? Where? How do I watch? Location: Russ Chandler Stadium […]
It seems like a given that Real Madrid will trigger their option to buy Nico Paz back from Como this upcoming summer, but Carlalberto Ludi, sporting director for the Italian club, believes there’s still a chance the Argentinian midfielder decides to stay with them. “Nico Paz is happy here; our potential presence in European competitions […]
When a college basketball fan thinks of the sport, it’s hard not to start with the Blue Bloods. Kentucky. North Carolina. Duke. Kansas. UCLA. All of these programs together — with possibly the recent surge from UConn — write most (if not all) of the history of college basketball. St. John’s head coach Rick Pitino […]
No. 12 Maryland men’s lacrosse was expected to boast one of the nation’s most potent offenses. Seven games into the 2026 campaign, it hasn’t delivered. The Terps’ attack sits 36th in the country with 11.4 goals per game. But that doesn’t tell the full story. Outside of their 19-goal outing to open the season, they […]
The Miami Dolphins have made it known that RB De’Von Achane is not going to be traded, but those rumors are still out there. However, Adam Schefter reported the other day that he expects Achane to get paid sometime this offseason. The Dolphins would be wise to lock up Achane as he provides so much […]
The latest NFL Insider Reveals Patrick Mahomes’ Role With Chiefs Goes Beyond Playing QB | Heavy Sports NBC Sports analyst and former NFL quarterback Chris Simms recently shared a story about the role Mahomes plays in the roster decisions the Chiefs make (via the Chris Simms Unbuttoned podcast). “I’ve been there in Kansas City, they […]
Junior Maryland golfer Emil Riegger was named Co-Big Ten Golfer of the Week, it was announced Thursday. The honor was Riegger’s second of the season. Riegger won the individual title at the Bell Bank “Pay It Forward” Collegiate contest on Tuesday. He scored a -10 overall, posting scores of 66, 69 and 71, respectively, across […]
The Boston Celtics are coming off of perhaps their best win of the season, a 119-109 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder who were fully healthy for the first time all year. It’s just one game, but the importance of the win can’t be overstated. For starters, it shows that the Celtics can keep up […]
The last real road trip of this accursed season.
The Arizona Cardinals filled lots of needs along the offensive line during free agency. GM Monti Ossenfort was able to fill the open spots with seasoned veterans. Offensive guards inked were Isaac Seumalo and Matt Pryor, along with OT Elijah Wilkinson and Olisaemeka Udoh. RELATED: ARE THE CARDINALS BETTER AT EACH POSITION? One thing about […]