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The Dallas Mavericks (23-45) are playing their second game in as many nights and their fourth in the last five days on Monday against the Pelicans in New Orleans. It is a tale of two tanks: one with real stakes, and a top-four pick on the line, and one with nothing to play for except […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are trying to turn over a stubbornly-weighty leaf this season, forsaking random chance in the NBA Draft Lottery to forge their own destiny in the 2026 NBA Playoffs. So far results have been mixed. Portland owns a 32-36 record, good for 10th place in the Western Conference. The good news is, […]
For some reason, the Knicks have decided to play down to the level of their opponents. Nearly lost in Indianapolis. Damningly close to dropping one to a G League-like Warriors. Will it finally happen when the Pacers visit MSG on Tuesday? Here’s what the protagonists had to say, including Steve Kerr. Mike Brown On whether […]
Given that LeBron James has played more basketball season that any other player you’d think he was done with firsts in his career. However, he gave us all a new one in LA’s matchup against the Nuggets. In the fourth quarter, LeBron dove on the floor, fully extending his body and going airborne to try […]
The Seattle Seahawks are the reigning Super Bowl champions, having handily defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 in the home stadium of the NFC West rival San Francisco 49ers. With the victory comes bragging rights for the entirety of the offseason, along with the difficulty in keeping together a championship roster as free agents earn […]
The NBA will hold a vote at the board of governors meetings on March 24-25 to explore adding expansion teams exclusively in Seattle and Las Vegas, with the new franchises targeting the 2028-29 season to start play, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Industry executives forecast proposals in the $7-10 billion range for each team, and […]
If you thought NBA expansion had become a never-ending rumor cycle, the latest reporting suggests the league may finally be ready to move forward. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the National Basketball Association Board of Governors will vote later this month to begin exploring expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas, with the league targeting the […]
Justin Edwards was one of the few bright spots of the Sixers’ disastrous, cursed 2024-25 season. His second year in the NBA hasn’t progressed as smoothly as both he and the Sixers would have liked. Fighting to make the fringes of the rotation, his field goal and three-point percentages have dropped significantly. In 15 games […]
Let’s look at an AFC West mock first-round pick: Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Take the layup and start the rebuild. 9. Kansas City Chiefs LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane 22. Los Angeles Chargers Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeill-Warren Another player from a strong safety class heads to the division. 29. Kansas City Chiefs Clemson tackle Blake Miller […]
The Long Island Nets returned to the court on Sunday, March 15th, for a showdown with the Osceola Magic. This was Long Island’s first game back in nine days after getting a mini vacation. Things have changed. The last time that Long Island took the court, they were led by EJ Liddell’s 36 points, Chaney […]
Welcome to 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 20: From a massive blowout in Philadelphia to close the Rodeo Road trip with an 8-1 record, to another competitive win over the Pistons […]
A week into free agency, Mac Jones remains with the San Francisco 49ers. Most teams have filled the quarterback spot for their respective teams. The quarterback landscape is different seven days later. Justin Fields was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday morning. Kyler Murray signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Tua […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are facing off against the Brooklyn Nets today on the second night of a back-to-back. Portland enters this contest coming off a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers last night. Brooklyn is also coming off of a loss to the 76ers, their third straight defeat. What you need to Know: Portland Trail […]
A miracle comeback that ended the way people wanted it to. The Brooklyn Nets rallied from a 28 point deficit to take a lead in the fourth quarter against the Philadelphia 76ers. However, they couldn’t bring it all the way home and lost in the end. The opponent tonight will be competing in the postseason […]
On today’s episode, Ryan Eichten and Leo Sun discuss the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 116-103 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the brutal last week for the team, and much more: — The Wolves’ loss to the Thunder on Sunday afternoon was their fourth loss in five games, ending a truly awful four-game road trip. — Julius […]
For some reason, the Knicks have decided to play down to the level of their opponents. Nearly lost in Indianapolis. Damningly close to dropping one to a G League-like Warriors. Will it finally happen when the Pacers visit MSG on Tuesday? Here’s what the protagonists had to say, including Steve Kerr. Mike Brown On whether […]
A move that just about everyone saw coming was made official on Monday morning as 2024 first-round pick Sacha Boisvert signed with his entry-level contract with the Blackhawks. The three-year deal carries an annual cap hit of $974,167. everyone say hi Sacha!👋 📰 ➡︎ https://t.co/oJ45pp8h3V pic.twitter.com/YGqtukNHh7 — Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) March 16, 2026 The No. 18 overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft spent the 2024-25 season at North Dakota, where he was one of ...
The Seattle Seahawks’ early free agency activity suggests a front office trying to offset the lack of draft capital in 2027 while maintaining flexibility in the present. Rather than committing major resources to long-term starters, the Seahawks largely targeted rotational players, depth pieces, and special teams contributors. That approach hints that the organization expects to […]
The Dallas Mavericks’ season is essentially over, but there’s still plenty to talk about both within the team and around the NBA. And if you’re interested in placing a wager or two, FanDual is the best place for that. Last week I asked two loaded questions and I’m honestly very surprised at the results. It […]
The NBA may expand to 32 teams in a couple years, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. The league’s Board of Governors will meet on Mar. 24-25. The board may vote on teams being added in Seattle, Wash. and Las Vegas, Nev. If the teams are approved, expansion fees could be $7 to $10 billion […]
In a move that’s felt inevitable, the NBA will have its first vote for expansion teams in Seattle and Las Vegas, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. If the league eventually agrees on expansion, those franchises will target the 2028-29 season to begin playing. If the votes move forward, bids for the two franchises will come next: […]
Vikings snag Kyler Murray! Dive into the FNG’s arrival and QB drama in this Two Old Bloggers episode. Will the diminutive dynamo bench McCarthy and save O’Connell’s job? In the latest episode of 2OB, hosts Darren Campbell and Dave Stefano deliver a sarcastic, in-depth breakdown of the Minnesota Vikings’ subdued 2026 free agency kickoff, headlined […]
Raphinha scored a hat-trick for Barcelona on Sunday as Hansi Flick’s side cruised to victory over Sevilla in La Liga at Camp Nou. The Brazilian has now scored 11 goals in 19 La Liga games this season, while that’s now the third time he’s taken home the match ball since joining the club. Raphinha was […]
Not every offseason move is designed to grab headlines. Sometimes teams are simply trying to strengthen the bottom half of the roster — adding players who can handle multiple roles, reinforce special teams, and provide reliable depth if injuries hit during the season. That’s where Rodney Thomas II fits into the Seattle Seahawks’ roster picture. […]
The Obvious Ones Miami University I think everyone saw this coming. The RedHawks are in despite their first-round exit in the MAC tournament to UMass, and the MAC has two teams in the field of 68. The main issue with that, though, is that one of them is headed to Dayton, and it’s not Akron. […]