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Nets vs. 76ers game preview: afternoon hoops in Philly

Aside from it being the Josh Minott career game, the Nets’ matchup with the Atlanta Hawks was a pretty forgettable bout. With the absence of Michael Porter Jr., Ziaire Williams, and Nolan Traore, Brooklyn was pretty much doomed from the start, especially with Atlanta on a surge to take the eighth seed of the Eastern […]

Anchor Drop and Open Thread: Saturday, March 14, 2026

Good morning. Optional Musical Accompaniment Yesterday, Vanderbilt basketball finished off Tennessee 75-68 to beat them for the second time in a row, behind 30 points from Duke Miles. They’ll play Florida today at noon CT on ESPN. Joe Lunardi’s latest bracket, though, still has Vanderbilt as a 5-seed. Baseball beat LSU 13-12 on Logan Johnstone’s […]

Official Business

The NBA, whether they wish to admit it or not, has an officiating problem. The problem is deep, it’s structural, and the NBA is either oblivious to it, or worse, they consider it to be a feature instead of a bug. It’s a problem that Jaylen Brown has been highlighting for quite some time now, […]

Seahawks News 3/14: Zach Charbonnet on the mend for self, Seahawks

In Today’s Links: Sam Darnold contract talk, value and takeaways from the Seattle Seahawks’ signings so far, musings on the mostly departs 2022 draft class, more on the now solidified coaching staff, free agent targets still left on the board, the Boss (aka Managing Editor Mookie Alexander and Bryce (Coutts, Field Gulls contributor) talk the […]

Rockets hang on to beat Pelicans 107-105

The Houston Rockets were without Alperen Sengun, but Kevin Durant hit a jumper with seven seconds left, then two free throws a few seconds later to close the game out and give the Rockets a 107-105 victory that somehow has them in third place in the jam-packed Western Conference. Durant went for 32 points, 6 […]

Jaylen Brown, change agent—The Week in Green

Jaylen Brown and moving goal posts Jaylen Brown has spent a fair bit of time this season talking about the rules of the game, or more specifically, the enforcement of them. I think he’s got a point. But I also think that getting yourself tossed from a game because you lose your cool in a […]

Open Thread: If the Spurs chose a teammate as their coach

In this Instagram installment of the behind-the-scenes Spurs interviews, they pull the curtain back on which teammate they’d choose to be their coach. The results are telling about their game and personality. Victor Wembanyama chose Luke Kornet. As an elder statesman, Kornet has earned the respect of the next great face of the NBA. Devin […]

Mexicans Abroad: How to Watch

MLS Hirving ‘Chucky’ Lozano – San Diego FC – Still not part of the current season.  Hector Herrera – Houston Dynamo vs. Portland Saturday March 12, 2026 – 5:30 PM PT/7:30 PM CT/8:30 PM ET – Apple TV Eredivisie Mateo Chavez – AZ Alkmaar vs. Heracles  Sunday March 15, 2026 – 6:30 AM PT/8:30 AM […]

Can shorthanded Sixers beat tanking Nets?

Well, the vibes just seem to keep finding new ways to get worse. Now with Tyrese Maxey sidelined for a few weeks, on top of Joel Embiid and Paul George’s absences and lingering frustrations from the Jared McCain trade (avoid watching Thunder games if you aren’t already), it pretty much feels like we’re waiting for […]

Parquet plays : The Impressive Readiness of Ron Harper Jr.

Despite losing a nail-biter to the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder, the Boston Celtics delivered a valiant performance without Jayson Tatum, Derrick White, and Nikola Vucevic.   Jaylen Brown led the way, filling the stat sheet with 34 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists, while the young wings, Hugo González, Baylor Scheierman, and Jordan Walsh, each contributed […]

Blazers Wake Up to Avert Disaster Versus Jazz

The Portland Trail Blazers came out of the gates on Friday night looking sleepy, sloppy, and like they might just be headed to the worst loss of their season. Late in the season, playing against the woeful Utah Jazz — a team with a laundry list of injuries, and one that was fined by the […]

Charlotte Hornets vs San Antonio Spurs Preview: Game 68

What: Charlotte Hornets (34-33) (20-16 away) at San Antonio Spurs (48-18) (25-7 home) When: 3:30pm Eastern Where: Frost Bank Center; San Antonio, TX How to watch: Prime Video Outfitting: Hornets–Icon (teal), Spurs–Association (white) Game Lines: Hornets +5.5, Hornets money line +200, O/U 229.5 Injuries:Hornets: Coby White-probable (heel), Ryan Kalkbrenner-probable (illness), Tidjane Salaün-out (calf), Liam McNeeley-out […] The post Charlotte Hornets vs San Antonio Spurs Preview: Game 68 firs...

Hockey East: Merrimack Knocks Off Top-Seeded Providence in OT

The moment arrived quickly for Merrimack, and the Warriors didn’t waste it.Trevor Hoskin delivered the decisive blow Saturday night, scoring 3:50 into overtime to lift Merrimack to a 3-2 victory over Providence in the Hockey East quarterfinals and send the Warriors to the semifinal round at TD Garden next Friday.“[Gill] made such a great play on that goal,” Hoskin said. “He cut to the left...

Payton Pritchard, master of the buzzer-beater

There’s a moment in every championship season where you realize, “Oh, wow. They’re actually going to do it.” Up until that point, you convince yourself that everything that can go wrong will and nothing is solidified, even if your team is dominating. But once that clarity hits you, it yields an indescribable feeling of euphoria […]