Month: March 2021

The Chicago Cubs decided to think with their wallets instead of their eyes by optioning second baseman Nico Hoerner to Triple-A to start the 2021 MLB season. Nico Hoerner should have made the Cubs Opening Day roster, but the franchise he plays for is shamelessly cheap these days. Hoerner was the best second baseman in spring training […]

Anthony Davis has been cleared to advance his on-court work for the Los Angeles Lakers. As is the case for most teams who lose their two best players for an extended period of time, the Los Angeles Lakers have struggled since Anthony Davis went down with a right calf strain on Feb. 14, and things […]

The college football world mourns the passing of coaching icon Howard Schnellenberger. There were few coaches who meant more to more programs than Howard Schnellenberger. The iconic head coach passed away at the age of 87 in Boca Raton, Florida on Saturday. Schnellenberger was best known for being the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes […]

Michigan State basketball landed a huge commitment for next season with the addition of Northeastern transfer Tyson Walker. It feels weird for the Michigan State Spartans to already be out of March Madness but Tom Izzo managed to score a huge win off the court today. Sophomore point guard Tyson Walker, one of the most […]

Blake Griffin made his return to Detroit on Friday evening as a member of the Brooklyn Nets and got a win and a tribute video from the Pistons. The Brooklyn Nets barely edged out the Detroit Pistons in their matchup on Friday evening. It marked the first time Blake Griffin returned to Detroit since being […]

UConn women’s basketball advanced to their 15th straight Elite Eight after defeating Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. UConn freshman sensation Paige Bueckers vs. Iowa’s freshmen phenom Caitlin Clark received the top billing for the Sweet 16 showdown between UConn and Iowa and the two friends put on a show for the better part of […]

It sounds like the Dallas Cowboys are starting to become a defensive destination in free agency.  To say things went poorly in the Lone Star state last year would be to admit that you didn’t actually pay attention. Things were far worse than simply bad in Dallas. From Dak Prescott’s awful injury to the embarrassing […]

With the 2021 NBA Trade Deadline in the rearview mirror, which teams decided to build for the future? The 2021 NBA Trade Deadline saw a league-record 16 deals go down, and while there weren’t any signature, blockbuster moves, plenty of playoff-caliber teams improved their rotations and made a wide-open title race even more up for […]