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Last week, I wrote about how Cardinals legend Albert Pujols was brought up in the Eric Kay trial. An ex-Angels club employee allegedly had videos of Pujols making Kay do dares such as being hit on the knee with a 90-mph fastball. The former employee also testified that Pujols was paying kay to do the […]
Thursday night’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets marked the 19th time this season that the Edmonton Oilers laced up their skates without Zach Hyman. That streak is set to come to an end on Saturday as the rugged winger is set to make his season debut against the Carolina Hurricanes, and it couldn’t come…
Larry Brooks wasn’t just a reporter—he was the reporter. The Rangers beat, and sports journalism itself, won’t be the same without him.
Melissa takes a look at what's changed in NCAA Division III women's hockey as we approach the 2025-26 season.
Every week, we’re digging into the trenches, offense and defense, because that’s where the real action happens. In this installment, we’re shining a spotlight on the offensive line, who’s holding it down, who’s opening holes for the running backs, and who’s keeping Dak Prescott clean. Let’s get to it. Left Tackle Tyler Guyton (2025 Stats: […]
Newcastle United’s training ground redevelopment remains in planning limbo, with no formal application yet filed, according to The Athletic’s Chris Waugh. Responding to a fan question in his mailbag, Waugh wrote that “a new training ground also requires planning permission — and it has not yet been applied for, as far as I am aware.” […]
On Sunday, November 23rd, 2025, prior to the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons game, come on out to join Demario and Tamela Davis, Devoted Dreamers Foundation, and The F Word from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as they host Tailgate for a Cause. Their food and non-perishable items drive will benefit Clover New Orleans, […]
Success for most professional basketball teams is measured in wins and losses. That isn’t the case for the Cleveland Charge, G League affiliate of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Their primary goal this season is to see meaningful improvement from their players so that they’re better set up for wherever their basketball career takes them next. “The […]
In Today’s Links: matchups, previews, capsules, and breakdowns regarding our Seattle Seahawks’ big game Sunday versus the Los Angeles Rams; injury updates, halfway point awards and commendations, the state of the NFC West, and much more! A lot to talk about. You’ve got a whole day to catch up. Thanks for being here. #np ‘Tis […]
It has been a complicated start to the season for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Right before the start of the season, Donte DiVincenzo was moved into the starting lineup for Mike Conley, Anthony Edwards missed five games with a hamstring strain, and the defense has been incredibly inconsistent, especially in the minutes when Rudy Gobert is […]
Sometimes it is important to remind yourself as a Barcelona fan that Pedri is not a La Masia product; he just looks and plays like one, but he was not brought up in the Blaugrana academy. Plenty of his teammates have been, though, and one up-and-coming youngster is catching The Wizard’s eye. In an interview […]
The Jets lost to the Patriots on Thursday Night Football 27-14. I think we all need to acknowledge is the quality difference in these teams and the difference in where these teams are in their respective cycles. You might say those are excuses. I’d say calling the Patriots a better team is hardly excuse-making. It’s […]
It’s the heavyweight battle of the century, or at least the season: the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks battle it out for the NFC West lead. Both teams have displayed impressive offensive prowess and defensive dominance through the first half of the year, so expect a classic between these Super Bowl contenders. Before the […]
The 2025-26 college basketball season has gone pretty well for the North Carolina Tar Heel men so far, with the notable exception of Seth Trimble’s injury. While the most recent game against Radford left them with some things to work on, they’re 3-0 to this point, with one massive win over Kansas. Tonight, they’ll look […]
Yesterday we discussed the recent report that the Phillies could be fits for the Angels’ Jo Adell and Taylor Ward. We started with breaking down Adell’s profile and the possibility he could be the Phillies target. Today, we’ll look at the other right-handed hitting corner outfielder in Anaheim. If it feels like Taylor Ward’s name […]
The Syracuse Orange (2-0) travel to Philadelphia tomorrow to face the Drexel Dragons (1-2) in the Autumn Invitational. This one tips at 3:30 and is streaming on Peacock and here’s what we’re watching for tomorrow: Kevin- Hit the glass Drexel wants to play like most teams, which means taking 3s. Syracuse has defended the arc […]
The Green Bay Packers have dealt with more changes and uncertainty on their offensive line in 2025 than they have for some time. Yes, David Bakhtiari’s bouncing in and out of the lineup after his torn ACL was a challenge, but the rest of the line had stayed largely healthy during the few years when […]
Another Friday, another quick one. Shohei Ohtani has won three four MVP awards. I think they’ve all been unanimous. Barry Bonds ended up with seven MVP awards. Ohtani has three four but has already crossed the threshold of 30. Then again, the stuff he does doesn’t quite rely on age as much as another position. […]
A long and winding regular season for Mizzou volleyball comes to a close this weekend after games at Mississippi State and Alabama. After a 1-4 start in SEC play, the Tigers have won six of their last eight as they currently sit above .500 in the conference. The team lost its last match 3-1 after […]
The biggest awards have now been handed out in baseball, and one of them just increased Tarik Skubal’s free agency value. On Wednesday, the Cy Young Awards were announced, and Tarik Skubal (of course) won for the second year in a row, while Paul Skenes of the Pirates won for the NL. Then on Thursday […]
It’s week 11 of the NFL season, and the 3-7 Washington Commanders will be facing the 3-7 Miami Dolphins in Spain (!) this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET. The Dolphins season has been the opposite of the Commanders: starting the season weakly with an 0-3 record, but bouncing back with 2 wins in their last […]
I was prepped to do some of my usual analysis on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ahead of the Buffalo Bills’ Week 11 game against them this weekend. There’s some good stuff there too. For instance, Tampa Bay’s points per drive ranks 16th in the league. Pretty mid for a 6-3 team. Even with their recent […]
Game notes Setting the scene It’s a chaotic November for the American Conference. There are five teams wielding exactly one conference loss and then one with two conference losses, all eyeing an elusive conference championship and potential College Football Playoff spot. East Carolina (6-3, 4-1 American) falls into the first bucket. Memphis (8-2, 4-2 American) […]
The offseason for the Orioles has officially begun, with Mike Elias once again making grand proclamations about Baltimore’s commitment to winning and how that will shape the O’s offseason. Atop Elias’ offseason wishlist, once again, is a “front-line starting pitcher.” Two years ago, the Orioles’ GM filled that need with the biggest move of his […]