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While losing reigning Super Bowl MVP running back, Kenneth Walker III may have felt like a gut punch, the offseason acquisition window for the Seattle Seahawks is far, far away from being over. Seattle is rumored to be weighing one option in particular to join the Pacific Northwest galaxy of stars that just won a […]
The San Francisco 49ers have the perfect opportunity to trade Mac Jones this offseason. Teams like Arizona, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Indianapolis could all use starting quarterbacks. Free agent options available include Kyler Murray, Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins, and Justin Fields. So it’s no surprise to hear The Athletic’s Dianni Russini tweet that a few […]
Max Strus suffered a Jones fracture on his left foot in late August. Initially, the timeline was shaping up that he would make a return to the floor within three to four months. Well, here we are in March, and Strus is reportedly going to make his long-awaited return shortly. In a story posted on […]
In 2013 the New York Jets drafted Geno Smith in the second round. The Oxford dictionary defines drafted as to “select a person and bring them somewhere for a specific purpose.” What that purpose is remains to be seen, but it is my absolute honor to announce that for the second time, the New York […]
On today’s episode, Ryan Eichten and Leo Sun commiserate about the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 27-point loss to the Orlando Magic, the upcoming California road trip, and much more: — The 27-point loss to the Magic on Saturday afternoon was tied for the largest loss of the season for the Wolves. It was tied with their recent loss […]
Payton Pritchard will be sidelined in Tuesday’s Celtics game against the San Antonio Spurs. The Celtics guard is dealing with neck spasms and was previously listed as questionable. He was ruled out after the Celtics’ shootaround on Tuesday morning. Pritchard has anchored the Celtics’ second unit since the midseason trade deadline, after starting for the […]
Assigning patience the label of a virtue never seemed to make sense in the world of professional sports, because it seems to go against every instinct associated with the sport. We use the word “playmaker” in damn near every sport that exists and the literal translation of it has nothing to do with waiting around for something to happen: it’s about making it happen. And that may be the hardest part of this whole rebuild/tanking/whatever we’re calling it that the Blackhawks have been doing...
The Charlotte Hornets visit the hallowed halls of Moda Center to battle the Portland Trail Blazers on Blazer’s Edge Night, Tuesday, March 10 at 7 PM Pacific. While these two teams have similar records with each seemingly trying to decide if it wants to stay on the right side of .500, Charlotte has been on […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Bucks fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. We’re combining this week’s tracking poll with the Reacts survey, soliciting your opinions on the state […]
The Knicks flew to LA, and they made sure to make it look like Hollywood lights don’t translate to winning nights—for New York, at least. The Knickerbockers will remain on the road for a couple more games, yet they will surely get a break as Utah and Indy come up next. Here’s the latest from […]
While the Minnesota Vikings have stayed relatively quiet through the early stages of NFL free agency, they did make a move on Tuesday to keep an important part of their special teams around for at least one more season. The team has agreed to a deal with long snapper Andrew DePaola. It’s a one-year deal […]
Kentucky missed out on another key recruiting target in the class of 2026 on Tuesday when five-star shooting guard Caleb Holt announced his commitment to Arizona during an appearance on ESPN’s First Take. Holt, a 6-foot-5, 200-pound guard from Florida, had been one of the top prospects on Mark Pope’s recruiting board. The Wildcats hosted […]
The Pittsburgh Steelers were very active to kickoff the opening day of legal tampering, the unofficial beginning of the new league year. In total, Pittsburgh made six moves, ranging from re-signings, free agent signings, and trades. In light of those moves, these are my grades for every one of them. CB Asante Samuel Re-signing Samuel […]
And just like that, the Nets took care of business yet again! We’re streaking! The Memphis Grizzlies were lacking their eight highest paid players. So, Brooklyn used a balance of perimeter offense and size down low to literally out man the Grizzlies. As I predicted, Day’Ron Sharpe did his thing with 19 points on 8-of-11 […]
With last night’s 126–118 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, their second straight defeat, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beating the Philadelphia 76ers 115–101, the cushion the New York Knicks once had in the standings is suddenly very thin. New York now holds just a half-game lead over Cleveland for the No. 3 seed in the […]
Tuesday marks the start of one of the most competitive conference tournaments in the country, the Big 12. For my money, the best conference in college basketball will feature some of the best teams and NBA Draft talent in the country. The bracket can be found below. As for the players you should be keeping […]
The gates opened on the legal tampering period at noon Monday, and the deals came fast and furious. For the Seattle Seahawks, things got off to a less than desirable start, with both Ken Walker and Coby Bryant agreeing to terms with other teams. News then turned to the better for Seattle fans, with reports […]
Vikings free agency explodes (or at least fizzles): James Pierre signs, Jonathan Greenard trade buzz continues! Dive into Monday’s action, or relative lack of, shocks with Tyler Forness. In this episode of The Real Forno Show, host Tyler Forness and producer Dave Stefano dissect the Minnesota Vikings’ initial free agency moves, blending expert analysis with […]
The Miami Heat will resume their homestand on Tuesday evening in a matchup against the tanking 16-47 Washington Wizards. This recent home stretch will conclude with seven of the Heat’s last eight games on inside Kaseya Center, where Miami sports a 21-11 record. This will be the first time the Heat face Trae Young in […] The post GAME PREVIEW: Surging Heat continue homestand with hosting Wizards appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Wizards fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. In this week’s SB Nation Reacts survey, I have two questions. First, for the Washington Wizards, […]
The ACC Tournament has lost a bit of luster after North Carolina’s freshman phenom Caleb Wilson broke his thumb, ending his campaign. However, this league will still be entertaining from Tuesday all the way through the end of the season. The spotlight will be immense on Cam Boozer at Duke, but this league has far […]
Leave it to college b-ball’s best play by play guy Ian Eagle to put it in perspective. During Sunday’s Great Lakes State Wolverines vs. Sparty take-no-quarter Gettysburg-ish bloodbath, Eagle proclaimed, “We’ve got here a serious case of March.” There’s no vaccine. Thank heavens. * * * * * Since my readership consists mostly of the […]
Phaidra Knight is a legend in women's rugby, competing in World Cups and working to build LGBTQ inclusion in sports. The post Hall of Famer Phaidra Knight helped change the game for LGBTQ athletes appeared first on Outsports .
The New Orleans Saints had some big signings on the first day of free agency, but one of the more under-the-radar ones was in the TE room. Last offseason, the Saints re-signed Juwan Johnson to a big contract, but many fans wanted more done. One of the available names was former Seattle Seahawks TE Noah […]
As the dust settles on a glorious and unrivaled title run for the 2025 Seattle Seahawks, the 2026 version of the team will need to get used to going from the ‘hunters’ to the ‘hunted’. The NFC West rival, Los Angeles Rams, have started stacking roster transactions to move into championship position. Who could blame […]