Month: November 2022

The Minnesota Twins will start off the 2023 season with a re-designed logo, which is certainly gaining the attention of many MLB fans. The Minnesota Twins unleashed a new logo re-design on Friday with brand-new home and road uniforms, as well as two alternates. Inspired by the past. Built for the future. #AllTwins https://t.co/EdCBQ5n2ki pic.twitter.com/AiNNVXVW3t […]

All that stands between Georgia and an 8-0 SEC record is one last road game at Kentucky. At one point, Georgia at Kentucky was a game both SEC East teams had circled on the calendar. Though the Dawgs and Wildcats play annually as division rivals of sorts, it has been over a decade since Big Blue […]

Shams Charania dropped a bunch of information on early trade market whispers. Here’s everything he reported and why it matters. The NBA trade market is going to kick off early this year, it would appear, and Shams Charania’s Friday reporting helps us piece together some whispers from the last week or so. Charania dropped a […]

Attending the World Cup is a dream come true for soccer fans around the world. Here’s how much tickets are on the resale market.  The World Cup is nearly here. Played in Qatar this year, it’s the first time the tournament will be played in November and December and the first time the tournament is […]

MLB free agency is stacked with star shortstops this off-season, and a surprising team may land Carlos Correa amidst many teams expected to make offers.  Several star shortstops are on the market this off-season, including former Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa. He’ll likely have several offers coming his way, but the Chicago Cubs are predicted […]

SEC football fans should be excited about a 16-team league going division-less in a few years. With the conference expanding to 16 teams with the additions of Oklahoma and Texas, SEC football fans should embrace a world of division-less conference play. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said on Thursday that the conference is looking to do away with […]

Ever since the first College World Series in Kalamazoo in 1948, college baseball has mainly stayed the same. In 2023 and beyond, big changes are coming. If you’ve been keeping up with Major League Baseball this season, you have seen major pace-of-play initiatives to grow younger fan interest. The biggest of those changes include the […]