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On paper, the Braves and the Blue Jays make perfect sense as trade partners. The Braves are obvious buyers sitting atop the NL East, while the Blue Jays are in last place in the AL East and 5.5 games back of the final wild card spot with several teams between them. They are likely sellers, […]
The Royals are adding Marcus Thames to their coaching staff as a hitting coach, according to MLB.com reporter Anne Rogers. Last week they added Connor Dawson as an assistant hitting coach. Both will work under director of hitting performance Alec Zumwalt. Thames was a 10-year MLB outfielder with the Yankees, Rangers, Tigers, and Dodgers, who […]
The Washington Commanders are on a five-game losing streak and they’re looking for answers that they don’t have. Dan Quinn said the team wasn’t playing up to their standards after they lost 44-22 to the Detroit Lions, their fourth loss in a row by 21+ points. Dan Quinn opened his pressers by saying that change […]
The Raiders lost right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson to injury vs the Broncos during Thursday nights 10-7 loss. He is reportedly going on injured reserve and could miss the rest of the season an ankle injury, which could indicate there’s a chance the 2nd year lineman from Oregon doesn’t return this season with their only being […]
Feeling joy as a Wisconsin Badgers fan has been exceedingly rare in 2025, so an improbable and uniquely satisfying 13-10 victory over the Washington Huskies in cold/wet/snowy Camp Randall was an amazing experience for happiness-starved Badger fans. While there were still issues for the Badgers, most glaringly on offense, rest assured that the joy I just mentioned has […]
The Red Storm’s time as a top-ten team lasted all of one week into the season. St. John’s was ranked No. 13 in the latest AP top 25 men’s basketball poll released on Monday, tumbling down from their preseason No. 5 ranking after a 103-96 loss to No. 15 Alabama on Saturday. The eight-spot drop […]
Last week, our Reacts survey continued to explore Ryan Rollins’ nascent tenure as Bucks starting point guard, this time in the wake of news that Kevin Porter Jr. will be out even longer. If you forgot, KPJ played the one from jump street this season, but not ten minutes in, sprained his right ankle. He […]
The Sounders did a lot of work to create the elements of a storybook season, but couldn’t get past the first chapter.
Flat. Uninspired. Anemic. Bland. Dreadful. There are hundreds of adjectives that would easily describe the Edmonton Oilers’ performance in their ugly 9-1 loss to Colorado, but the aforementioned words aptly describe much of this season as well. The Oilers have only won six of their first 16 games — only St. Louis, Buffalo, Nashville and…
Losing is never fun, but it is a far better teacher than winning when it comes to the National Football League. The Dallas Cowboys have an entirely new coaching staff in 2025 under first-year and first-time head coach Brian Schottenheimer. To say consistency is not a strong suit of this year’s team would be an […]
The first thing to know about this game is that it was an unusually warm day for April in Chicago. It was 85 degrees at game time, and wound up being 92 degrees, which is still, 45 years later, the highest temperature ever recorded in Chicago in the month of April. This was just the […]
Maybe you’ve heard that Penn State Wrestling is good. Really good. Record-settingly good. Again. And they are expected to dominate again this season. You’d really like to check it out, but you didn’t wrestle and have no idea how it works. It doesn’t look anything like that male-targeted soap opera where people leap from turnbuckles […]
Some Chicago Cubs prospects bits for you today … The Arizona Fall League’s Fall Stars Game was this weekend, with Cubs catching prospect Owen Ayers hitting in the middle of the lineup. He’s still raking in the league overall, by the way, hitting .365/.529/.587. He has more than twice as many walks as strikeouts, and nearly as many extra-base hits as strikeouts. Owen Ayers rips a single to left field and hustles to second base on the error pic.twitter.com/oYrILtGIB8 — Brenda...
With a whole week to think about what to ask (and what to say) about the Kansas City Chiefs’ 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 9, reporters met with head coach Andy Reid as he kicked off his team’s preparation for Sunday’s road game against the Denver Broncos. One of the big topics […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Cavaliers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Last week, we asked you another round of questions. Let’s see how Cleveland Cavaliers fans reacted. […]
Rutgers women’s basketball is 2-1 through three games, but the loss came yesterday at the hands of Stony Brook by the score of 71-54. After a convincing win over Wagner and holding off mid-major threat Quinnipiac, the Seawolves caught many Scarlet Knights fans (and possibly the team) by surprise as they pulled away in the […]
The Jets have a short week. They will travel to Foxborough for a Thursday Night Football showdown against the New England Patriots in Week 11. Head coach Aaron Glenn isn’t tipping his hand about whether Justin Fields or Tyrod Taylor will start at quarterback in that game. This isn’t a huge surprise. Before the two […]
Welcome to the Week in Review: a Monday feature that looks back at the week that was for the San Antonio Spurs, takes a look at the week ahead, and more. Enjoy! Week 2: The Spurs extended their start to a franchise-best 5-0 with home wins over the Raptors and Heat but came back down to […]
The Virginia Cavaliers Men’s basketball team moved to 2-0 last Friday night after an 81-62 victory over the NC Central Eagles (0-2). The eye test and the box score heroes would not suggest a dominant performance from the ‘Hoos, but there was still plenty to be excited about as the Ryan Odom era continues. I […]
We return with DBR Bites 120 as we prepare for a special road trip to West Point! The Duke Blue Devils are on their way to West Point for a road game against Army. Jason and Donald bring you a quick preview of the Black Knights and what people should watch for on Tuesday night. […]
For the first time ever Purdue men’s basketball started it season at No.1 in the AP Poll. That lasted a week. Did I miss something? Did Purdue lose? Nope. Apparently being tied at halftime at home against a decent low major like Oakland is enough to be punished by the Associated Press as they hold […]
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Another week, another Chicago Bears comeback victory. It would sure be nice for this team to win in blowout fashion at some point in time. My stress levels would appreciate it. That being said, what a thrilling victory on Sunday over the New York Giants. A cold, windy, and snowy day led to not much […]
While much of the discussion about the Lakers’ injuries has centered on Luka Dončić, Austin Reaves and LeBron James, they aren’t the only ones who have missed time. Gabe Vincent opened the season (controversially) in the starting lineup before suffering an injury midway through the third game of the season. That sprained ankle against the […]
No Victory Monday celebrations this week, as the Buffalo Bills fell to the Miami Dolphins, 30-13, at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Buffalo fell to 6-3 and now finds itself dangerously close to losing the division to the New England Patriots. Sunday’s loss marks just the second time in 16 tries that quarterback Josh […]
Since Tom Thibodeau was replaced over the offseason with new head coach Mike Brown, it’s been a sort of culture shock for New Yorkers. Day after day, you’d hear reports about Thibs’ hard hat approach at the helm of the squad. He preached defense, toughness, and intensity on both ends of the floor. He did […]