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Most fantasy managers know how it feels to lose a matchup thanks to a big spike week from a fantasy defense, so let's be on the right side of those performances in 2026! We're here to help you right out of the gate with our updated Week 1 fantasy football team defense rankings for 2026. In […]
Here are your links for today: Devils Links Jack remains out: It’s over. As with every time the Devils have tried to build some momentum as of late, the team fell flat on Tuesday night. The Blue Jackets took a 3-0 win. [Devils NHL] “To recap, Fitzgerald either wouldn’t part with the pieces necessary to […]
This came across my social media feed recently and I must admit, I got caught up in the scroll. Clickbait aside, there are some interesting trades that made quite a difference for a player or a team. Some highlights: #47- Hawks trade Rasheed Wallace to the Pistons (2004). This was an immediate impact as the […]
While our great winter sports teams here at Michigan State have commanded most of the attention for these past few months, with spring sports just around the corner, it is never too early to take a peek ahead to warmer days in the early fall of 2026. We are just about 30 Saturdays away from […]
As we move beyond the third year or third week, who’s to say, of waiting on a decision from the NCAA appeals committee about Trinidad Chambliss’ eligibility for the 2026 season, the irritation meter is close to maxing out. First, there was the initial denial of Chambliss’ eligibility waiver for 2026, which, along the way, […]
DRaysBay works best as a place for community and conversation. Accordingly, in the lead up to the new season, we are posting “Daily Questions” in the month of February. I look forward to seeing you in the comment section! This is a safe space, right? RIGHT?
Good Morning Birdland, It is getting increasingly difficult to write these opening thoughts to the Bird Droppings while the Orioles make no roster moves of note. There has been zero significant movement in quite a while. In case you have missed the last…uh…five months (?), the Orioles still want to sign a “frontline” pitcher. They […]
There’s still some Chicago Bears news for the fellas to talk about, but this is Super Bowl week, so on their latest show, Evan McLean and Ross Read gave their predictions and previewed the big game between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. Are you looking forward to it? Do you have any big plans? […]
The frenzied final 48 hours before Thursday’s 3 p.m. ET NBA trade deadline posed a challenge for the Celtics as they arrived in Dallas to face Cooper Flagg and the Mavericks. Hours before tip-off, the Celtics reportedly traded guard Anfernee Simons to the Bulls for center Nikola Vučević. Simons was immediately downgraded from available to […]
1922 The White Sox purchased right-handed reliever José Acosta from the Washington Senators. Acosta, born in La Habana in 1891, was the 33rd Cuban player in major league history and the first ever to play for the White Sox. Acosta went 0-2 with an 8.40 ERA and -0.4 over five games for the 1922 White […]
That's Wild Kirill Kaprizov has already set some Minnesota Wild franchise records but very soon he could put his name at the very top of the all-time goals record. He needs just three more goals to pass Marian Gaborik as the Wild's all-time goals leader. Could he do it this week, with the Wi...
The Kentucky Wildcats are back in action tonight at Rupp Arena. Coming off their trip to Bud Walton Arena this past weekend, where Kentucky picked up a big-time victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks, the Cats will look to pick up another SEC win when they host the Oklahoma Sooners tonight. Tonight will be Oklahoma’s first […]
Maryland men’s basketball had a week’s rest before its 30-point loss to No. 12 Purdue on Sunday. It shouldn’t get used to that. The Terps are slated for six games in the next 17 days and seven in the next 21. That stretch kicks off at Xfinity Center Thursday night against Ohio State. Tip off […]
The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 56 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex are back and […]
The latest One roster move each AFC team should make during the 2026 NFL offseason | NFL.com Kansas City Chiefs2025 record: 6-11 Restock the RB room. Both Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco are slated for free agency, leaving K.C. with Brashard Smith as the lone back on the roster. Regardless of whether or not the Chiefs bring back Hunt and/or Pacheco, […]
Several former Maryland men’s basketball players have impressed away from College Park this season, giving Terps fans something to root for. Former star Jahmir Young has been one of the most impressive ones, and that was rewarded Tuesday. Young is one of 26 G League players selected to participate in events during the NBA’s All-Star […]
If you listen closely to the voices coming out of the Joe Craft Center and the Craft Football Training Facility, you start to hear a harmonious sound. It is the sound of discipline. We are living in the “Wild West” era of college athletics. NIL is ruining the sport, according to a lot of people. […]
There are some great what-ifs in Duke Basketball history. What if Bob Verga hadn’t gotten sick just before the 1966 Final Four? What if Duke had played Texas Western instead of Kentucky? Could Mike Lewis have dealt with Big Daddy Lattin? We’ll never know. What if Bob Bender hadn’t had appendicitis during the 1980 NCAA […]
The final week of EuroLeague Women group play is upon us, and there are still several play-in spots up for grabs, which sets up an exciting and chaotic finish. In Group E, the fourth and final play-in berth will come down to the winner of Beretta Famila Schio (6-5) and Tango Bourges Basket (6-5). Whoever […]
The ice cold trade freeze begins today.
The NFL's footprint overseas continues to expand, and that isn't news Miami Dolphins fans want to hear.
The Arizona Wildcats play host to the Kansas State Wildcats, hoping to snap a 6-game losing streak. It’s the longest skid for the UA (10-11, 1-9 Big 12) since dropping the final seven games of the 2017-18 season. Kansas State (12-11, 5-5) is making its first visit to Tucson, having won at ASU on Sunday. […]
Welcome to Wednesday. The Yankees’ pitchers and catchers will officially report to spring training a week from today! Hurrah. There’s not much else going on though, so we’ll get into today’s discussion prompt. The Yankees have won 27 championships of course, but there have still been plenty of seasons that ended with frustrating results. Here’s […]
Continuing our February Daily Question series, we’re beginning today’s conversation with the question, “What is the thing you’re afraid to say out loud about this team?” For the third consecutive offseason, the Brewers have swapped one of their key pitchers (Corbin Burnes in February 2024, Devin Williams in December 2024, Freddy Peralta this January) to […]
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for a weekly Steelers links roundup at BTSC. But first, let’s take a look around the AFC North: Now, onto some Steelers news and discussion: Steelers add to coaching staff (From Steelers.com’s Teresa Varley): The Steelers named Jason Simmons defensive pass game coordinator/defensive backs, Scott McCurley inside linebackers coach and Steve Scarnecchia chief […]
Remember when Mark Pope, after the Kentucky-Louisville game, maybe said too much about something that happened before the game? It turned out that their pregame routine was just different from what it normally is for the Wildcats (or so Pope says). That said, there has been a recent change in practice for the Wildcats. Getting […]