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Trade Targets Still Worth Pursuing For The Canadiens

There is an old saying in hockey that if you don’t ask, you don’t get. Kent Hughes has never struck me as a general manager who is afraid to pick up the phone, even if the answer is likely to be “no”. In fact, he has reportedly been calling about players considered unavailable, in hope […] The post Trade Targets Still Worth Pursuing For The Canadiens appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

MM 2.10: Maryland football adds quarterback via transfer portal

Malik Washington’s emergence in 2025 led to Maryland football’s QB2, QB3 and QB4 — Justyn Martin, Khristian Martin and Roman Jensen — to enter this year’s transfer portal. But the Terps finally have an answer at backup signal caller. Kent State’s Devin Kargman has joined Maryland via the transfer portal. ESPN’s Max Olson had the […]

Avalanche Trade Deadline Shopping List

With the NHL now firmly in the Olympic trade freeze period through February 22nd, it’s time to look at what roster holes the Colorado Avalanche might try to address before the March 6th NHL trade deadline. Candidates Third Line Center The center market isn’t shaping up to be fantastic this season but it’s the area […]

Rising Stars: Ryan Fitzgerald

After a number of years cycling through kicker after kicker, dealing with fluke injuries and soul-crushing misses, the Carolina Panthers might have finally found the guy worth keeping around. Undrafted out of Florida State University, Ryan Fitzgerald was one of the most consistent players on the Panthers roster throughout the 2025 season and deserves a […]

Villanova adds Notre Dame to 2026-27 non-conference schedule

Villanova now has four non-conference games locked in for the 2026-27 season. On Tuesday morning, head coach Kevin Willard told Jon Rothstein on Inside College Basketball Now that the Wildcats will begin a home-and-home series against Notre Dame next year. Rothstein followed it up by asking if it was official, which Willard confirmed. He then […]

Las Vegas Raiders wasted good health in 2025

Just in case we needed more evidence to deem the 2025 Las Vegas Raiders season one of the very worst, if not the very worst, seasons ever in team history and why it was a complete disaster under Pete Carroll, we get this nugget of misery. According to RotoWire, via the Associated Press, the Raiders […]

NFL

Analyzing the return for Durbin, Monasterio, and Seigler

As you probably already saw, I provided my knee-jerk reaction to the Durbin trade last night. Despite Harrison’s willingness to publish the articles that I send him, Brew Crew Ball doesn’t keep me around for my hot takes — they keep me around for my analysis. As BCB’s resident optimist (usually), I figured it would […]

MLB

How would you grade the Red Sox offseason?

Good morning and welcome to one of the best days of the year. Say it with me: pitchers and catchers. Red Sox spring training officially opens today and, with yesterday’s Caleb Durbin trade, Craig Breslow is probably done making any significant transactions. So with the offseason essentially closed, let’s take a look at how the […]

Can Dani Dennis-Sutton Become a Starting Edge Defender for the Commanders?

Dani Dennis-Sutton, DESchool: Penn State | Conference: Big TenCollege Experience: Senior | Age: 22Height / Weight: 6’5” / 268 lbsProjected Draft Status: 2nd-3rd RoundPlayer Comparison: Montez Sweat College Statistics Defense & Fumbles Table Tackles Def Interceptions Fumbles Season Team Conf Class Pos G Solo Ast Comb TFL Sk Int Yds Avg IntTD PD FR Yds FRTD FF Awards 2022* Penn State Big Ten […]

The Tigers center field depth will be under scrutiny this spring

The Detroit Tigers infield isn’t exactly a juggernaut, but while the shortstop position looks like an ongoing weakness that won’t be resolved unless Kevin McGonigle proves he can play serviceable defense there, the Tigers have a credible enough duo in Javier Báez and Zach McKinstry to hold down the fort until the promised one arrives. […]

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Allie Reynolds

Allie Reynolds’ parents decided that he wouldn’t play organized baseball until after he left high school. Despite the late start to the game he wound up loving, he was good enough to make it to the big leagues with the Cleveland, and to pique the Yankees’ interest, as they sent Joe Gordon out to Ohio […]

2025 Saints player review: S Justin Reid

The New Orleans Saints signed two-time Super Bowl champion and former Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid to a three-year, $31.5 million deal ($22.25 million guaranteed) this offseason to add veteran experience to the secondary. After taking on a larger role following the sudden retirement of Tyrann Mathieu, the Prairieville, Louisiana, native put together a […]

Where do Royals position players rank across MLB?

Players are beginning to report to Spring Training, and while there is still time for big moves – as I write this, the Red Sox just traded away a top pitching prospect for a shiny new starting third-bagger – the look of teams is really beginning to shake out in a way that lets us […]

Colorado Rockies prospects: No. 13, Sterlin Thompson

13. Sterlin Thompson (314 points, 19 ballots) Fair or not, Thompson’s progress will be judged in part by Rockies fans by the fact his draft pick (31st-overall in 2022) was the only compensation Colorado received for Trevor Story leaving in free agency, in lieu of a deadline trade. Thompson signed for a slot bonus of […]

Seahawks All-22 review: The good and bad from Seahawks rookies in the Super Bowl

The Seattle Seahawks’ rookie class combined for 166 snaps in the Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots. That number was slightly inflated by Elijah Arroyo’s presence, but once again, the workload was overwhelmingly concentrated on two players: Grey Zabel and Nick Emmanwori accounted for 142 of those snaps by themselves. Jalen Milroe, Robbie […]

2025 Detroit Lions awards: Special Teams Player of the Year

Our Detroit Lions award nomination process continues today with our selections for Special Teams Player of the Year award. It wasn’t the greatest year for Lions special teams, but it certainly wasn’t a terrible year, either. After some early struggles, the Lions seemed to find their footing, and they even produced a few explosive plays […]

Syracuse women’s basketball: the case for FLJ to be the ACC’s Coach of the Year

Despite getting absolutely smoked over the weekend, the Syracuse Orange remain in decent shape to make the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years under coach Felisha Legette-Jack’s tenure. While plenty of time remains in the season, it isn’t too early to start campaigning for the program’s leader to take home the conference’s […]