Do the Detroit Pistons Stand a Chance even with Blake Griffin Available?
Blake Griffins absence in the NBA Playoffs will send the Detroit Pistons packing early. Whether Griffin is available or not Detroit has a tough road ahead.
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People Are Calling for Hockey Fights to Be Banned; Those People Should Fight Hockey Players
Imagine being someone who thinks hockey fighting should be banned? Imagine knowing someone who thinks hockey fighting should be banned?
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DeMarcus Cousins Has Been Diagnosed With A Torn Left Quad
DeMarcus Cousins Has Been Diagnosed With A Torn Left Quad
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Road Dogg Resigns
In the WWE just like in any other sport or job, sometimes things go right sometimes they don’t. For Co-lead Writer for the Smackdown
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Projected No. 1 Overall Pick Zion Williamson Declares For The NBA Draft
Everyone has been anticipating the moment Duke phenom Zion Williamson would declare for the NBA Draft. On Monday, that day became a reality. Williamson, to no one’s surprise, officially declared for the 2019 NBA Draft. With Williamson declaring, he’ll be the number one overall pick. He’ll also be the reason why May 14th will be […]
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Red Sox Weekly #2
Happy Marathon Monday! Quite an exciting day in the Boston Sports world. With the running underway, the Sox just threw out their first pitch in the 11 am Series Closer with the O’s. Blue Jays Series This past Tuesday, the Sox opened it up play at Fenway against the Jays. After the rings were distributed […]
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WWE Superstar Shakeup Preview and Predictions
This week on Raw and SmackDown Live, WWE is having their mostly annual superstar shakeup and once again, no one is safe! Any superstar from Raw, SD Live, NXT, or NXT UK are eligible to be drafted and I have a feeling that all of those brands will be represented in the shakeup this year. […]
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Milwaukee Brewers Weekly Wrap
The Milwaukee Brewers are now 10-6 after two tough road series, playing in Los Angeles against the Angels and Dodgers.
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Why the Magic and Nets are currently giving NBA executives nightmares
The Orlando Magic and Brooklyn Nets just shocked the NBA landscape. Both teams won their first game by upsetting the Toronto Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers respectively. This has NBA executives scared for a couple of different reasons. One of the reasons is market size
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Day Three of The Masters: A Bad Golfers Opinion
I’m a bad golfer. Anyone who has ever gone out to the course with me will vouch for that, but hey I do have an uncle that’s a pro… Does that make my opinion worth while? Yes? Okay, here are my thoughts on day three. Day three gave some of the contenders the opportunity to […]
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Nets Stun 76ers 111-102 In Philadelphia To Take 1-0 Series Lead
Coming into Saturday’s game one between the Brooklyn Nets and Philadelphia 76ers, the health of Joel Embiid was in question. Embiid entered today’s game dealing with a knee injury that’s been a nuisance for a while now. In game one, those concerns intensified. The Nets came ready to play, especially on the defensive end of […]
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Luke Walton And The Lakers Have Officially Parted Ways
As expected, the Los Angeles Lakers and head coach Luke Walton have parted ways. Coming off a rough 37-45 season, everyone knew change was coming and Walton would be the off man out. It was very important for the Lakers to make a decision on him quickly because dragging things out wouldn’t have benefited anyone. […]
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Biggest News and Notes From The Masters Day 1
I don’t claim to be an expert in most things. In fact, I don’t claim to be an expert in anything. In even more fact, I barely know things to be honest. But coming from the guy who won his Masters pool last year, I would say this blog is the closest thing you will […]
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