Business is Boomin’ in Brooklyn
Get your quick, cheap wins in now because KD and the Nets are coming into form. The Nets are intriguing to watch but also very confusing. Since the trade, Brooklyn is 7-6 and 5-3 in the games the Big 3 have played together. With Kevin Durant out at least 5 more games due to COVID-19 […]
Bantamweight Prospects: UFC’s Karol Rosa and Tracy Cortez
Women’s Bantamweight (135) The 135lb talent is getting stale and desperately needs new blood to take over the division. The “old head” women’s Bantamweights like Germaine de Randamie (GDR), Holly Holm, and of course, Amanda Nunes, have been on top of the Bantamweight mountain since the Rousey era ended in 2015-2016. 🥋 Not just a […]
College Basketball Is a Lot of Fun to Watch… Even Without Fans
This year’s college basketball season has been an absolute roller coaster. And that’s putting it lightly. Heading into the 2020-2021 season, we really didn’t know what to expectCOVID-19 protocols, mostly in-conference schedules, and, of course, no fans in the arenas. After last year’s Tournament got canceled, I think I speak for most fans in saying […]
Zach Lavine: From Dunker to All-Star
When Zach Lavine was entering the league back in 2014, I was not a fan of his game. He played zero defense, had almost no playmaking skills, and was a streaky scorer at best. The one thing I was confident he could do at an elite level was dunk. Lavine was rumored to get selected […]
The Introduction of Logo LeBron
The 2020-21 NBA season has been full of surprises. The Utah Jazz are sitting atop of the NBA with a record of 16-5 and look to be in total control whenever they face competition. The lackluster start to the New Orleans Pelicans campaign has been disappointing for many reasons. And while Zion Williamson and Brandon […]
Yankees Offseason Recap: Will Low Risk, High Reward Approach Pay Off?
Spring training’s only a few weeks away, so let’s take a look at how the New York Yankees handled the off-season, and how they look heading into the 2021 season. Over the last couple years, team owner Hal Steinbrenner has insisted the team’s payroll try and stay under the luxury tax. This leaves General Manager […]
Megan Anderson: The Last Hope of the Featherweight Division
Women’s Featherweight (145) While it is usually good or interesting to be uniquely different from other people and promotions, that is not the case for the UFC women’s Featherweight division (145lbs). The way the 145 champion is quashing contenders, the Featherweight division is down to Megan Anderson, the last hope. Dana White has considered getting […]
New York Knicks Are Exceeding Expectations Early This Season, Despite the Losses. Here’s How
Heading into the 2020-2021 NBA season, it was looking like another year of disappointment for the New York Knicks and their fans. Now… maybe not? We’re 21 games into the NBA season, and the Knicks are 9-12, sitting in the 9th spot in the Eastern Conference. The 7-11 seeds are all within one game of […]
Top UFC Women’s Strawweight Prospects
Women’s Strawweight (115) There are no easy wins at Strawweight. In a division this deep, even seasoned contenders will have problems vanquishing top UFC Women’s Strawweight Prospects. This division is the toughest women’s division in the UFC and one of the most talent rich division in the sport period. From the champion, Weili Zhang (21-1), […]
The Blue Bloods of College Basketball Struggle
The blue bloods of college basketball – Kentucky, Kansas, Duke, and North Carolina. Year in and year out, these programs are national title contenders without a doubt, but 2021 is different. 2021 is different because three of the four Blue Bloods of College Basketball are unranked, those three being Duke, North Carolina, and Kentucky. You […]
2021 NBA Draft Midseason Update
With March only a little more than a month away, prospects for the 2021 NBA Draft have had more than enough time to make their case. With that, comes my 2021 NBA Draft Midseason Update. Players like Jalen Suggs have shot up draft boards, while others like Brandon Boston have failed thus far to live […]
Eli Manning, Hall of Famer? It’s time to finally end the debate
Eli Manning. When some football fans hear that name, many different thoughts can come to mind. Longtime Giants quarterback. The guy who always got caught on camera making a goofy face. The guy who always did that shoulder pad shrug after throwing a terrible pass for an interception. Speaking of interceptions, he’s the guy who […]
Stephen Curry, the Second Best Point Guard Ever
Stephen Curry is the second-best point guard ever. Throughout NBA history, we have seen many dominant point guards impact the game and leave their mark, creating a long-lasting legacy that influences the next generation. Every point guard currently in the Hall of Fame is great and justified in being there. Yet, few have dazzled crowds […]
5 Things the Dallas Cowboys need to do this Offseason
The Dallas Cowboys have yet again had a very disappointing season. Questionable coaching, a terrible defense, and a slew of injuries all played a part. But I don’t wanna look back and reminisce on the “what could have beens”, I want to look at this offseason and break it down. Here are 5 things the […]