As we continue through the NFL offseason, the New York Giants are working to create a new identity that will bring them to new heights this upcoming season. We know about the team’s struggle to create cap space, but new GM Joe Schoen worked hard to make room for the future. Big Blue has a […]
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(This is Part Three of the Small Market Series, where I dive into the NBA’s ten small market teams and give recognition to their star players. Parts One and Two can be found here. Today, we dive into the Portland Trail Blazers and Anfernee Simons). When you think of the Portland Trail Blazers, you typically […]
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(This is Part Two of the New York Giants’ position review. You can find Part One here. Today, we dive into the running back room of Big Blue). The running back position is unique. After all, you can find guys late in the draft that ends up being productive (see Alvin Kamara, Elijah Mitchell, etc.) […]
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This is Part Two of the Small Market Series, where I dive into the NBA’s ten small market teams and the players getting them noticed. Check out the previous article here. Today, we dive into the Sacramento Kings and De’Aaron Fox. In the Western Conference, there is a division called the Pacific Division. Over the […]
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Arguably the most important position in football. Since the retirement of Eli Manning, the New York Giants have been looking for a successor that can lead them back to the Super Bowl. In 2019, the Giants drafted Daniel Jones with the ninth overall pick. Since then, the former Duke product has struggled to stay on […]
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(This is Part One of Ten of the Small Market Review: a new series where I dive into the NBA’s ten small market teams and give recognition to a player that stood out this season. Today’s team? The Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo). After bringing the Milwaukee Bucks their first championship since 1971 in 2021, […]
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At last, the NFL Draft is complete. Two hundred sixty-two men heard their names called during the three-day event, and the New York Giants were responsible for choosing 11 of them. On Day One, we saw Big Blue choose two players to be cornerstones on both sides of the ball. Day Two was less exciting, […]
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After a sensational first round by Joe Schoen and Co., the New York Giants headed into Rounds two and three with other positions to address. Let’s dive into the moves they made and my instant reactions to them. Something to note: Big Blue originally had the 38th overall pick. However, they traded back with the […]
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After many mock drafts, the NFL Draft was finally here. The New York Giants had two first-round picks to work with. General Manager Joe Schoen knew he couldn’t mess this up. Being his first draft as the head man, he did not disappoint. Let’s dive into the Giants’ first-round picks. Kayvon Thibodeaux: Defensive End, Oregon […]
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After being traded from New Orleans, this was the start of a new beginning for Lonzo Ball. The Chicago Bulls welcomed him with open arms, and with guys like Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan, this team was built to make a playoff run. Things were rolling early on. Chicago won their first four games and […]
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Chosen second overall in the 2018 NFL Draft, Saquon Barkley was destined for greatness. His explosiveness and big plays at Penn State made New York Giants fans excited to see him suit up for Big Blue. Things were going as planned. Barkley’s rookie season saw him rush for 1307 yards and 11 touchdowns. Also, he […]
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Game 82. The final game of the regular season. After their final home game ended in a win, the Los Angeles Lakers traveled to Denver to take on the Nuggets. Nikola Jokić, Denver’s star center, was ruled out of this game. But, with the team locked into the sixth seed in the West, there was […]
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It’s finally over. After eight straight games with a loss, the Los Angeles Lakers finally won a game. Yes, it was against an Oklahoma City Thunder team that clearly wants to tank. Who else but the Thunder to only play a six-man rotation But, a win is a win nonetheless. Led by Stanley Johnson, Los […]
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No LeBron, AD, or Russell Westbrook. Someone had to step up for the Los Angeles Lakers. Enter Talen Horton-Tucker. In a game that meant nothing for Los Angeles, Horton-Tucker made a case to remain on the team next season. The former second-round pick scored 40 points and had four steals in 37 minutes. Talen Horton-Tucker […]
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