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Duke May Finally Be Deep

Every fanbase has a theme to its offseason discourse. Some always think this will be “their year.” Others hope this will be the last year for their besieged head coach. The lucky few chart their path to a potential national championship. For Duke fans, every offseason discussion eventually reaches the inevitable question: “Is this the […]

Moses Itauma vs Jermaine Franklin set for Jan. 24

Fast rising heavyweight prospect Moses Itauma officially has his next fight scheduled, and while he had originally aimed for a return before the end of the year, he’ll actually be back at the top of 2026 in a Jan. 24 meeting with Jermaine Franklin at Manchester’s Co-Op Live arena, as reported by ESPN. The 20-year-old […]

Monday Dots: A Bond Everlasting

Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. Husky Women’s soccer secured their first Big Ten tournament championship yesterday, having already won the Big Ten regular season title a few weeks ago. This just days after the passing of goalkeeper Mia Hamant, who succumbed to a battle with stage 4 kidney cancer. If you […]

Monday Mailbag: Why can’t the Oilers hold a lead?

Good morning, everyone, and a happy Monday to you all. As per tradition, I’ve got a brand new mailbag set to go after taking your questions and sending them to the crew for their takes. This week, we’re discussing why the Oilers keep fumbling leads, buying in vs. systems, the PK’s slide, and more. If…

Lionel Messi’s Camp Nou visit takes Barcelona by surprise

Barcelona legend Lionel Messi has posted some images on social media of a recent late-night visit to the Camp Nou which is currently undergoing renovation work. “Last night I returned to a place I miss with my soul,” is how he started his post before going on to add: “I hope one day I can […]

UNC Football vs. Stanford: Winners, Losers, & Honorable Mentions

If you’re still reading this, thank you. Between the disappointment of how this season has gone and the excitement that has exploded over basketball, you’d be forgiven for not really caring at this point about the football team’s performance. Certainly the ratings tell us that fans in general have moved on and two straight weeks […]

Snake Bytes 11/10: Low Clase

Team news [Arizona Sports] Diamondbacks offseason needs: What does the starting pitcher trade market look like? – The free agent class of starting pitchers is not chalk full of aces, but it has quality depth to it. The trade market, meanwhile, could get wild depending on whether mid-market teams decide to sell No. 1 arms. […]

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What kind of changes would you like to see at TGP?

Usually, our question of the day involves something with the team. Ways to improve, things you would change, something that helps spark a discussion for the day. Today, let’s focus on something a little different. By now, you kind of know how this site works. We’re doing this for a very small amount of compensation. […]

Monday Morning Texas Rangers Update

Good morning. FanGraphs’ Michael Baumann writes about the Emmanuel Clase gambling incident. I guess the Texas Rangers did eventually win that trade. David Schoenfield writes about the greatest postseason moments and players of the Wild Card era, of which all Rangers playoff appearances and achievements have been within. And, MLB dot com’s Jesse Borek checks […]

Gunnar Henderson didn’t live up to his elite standards in 2025

How spoiled are we that a season in which Gunnar Henderson posted a 121 OPS+, stole 30 bases, and was worth 5.3 bWAR, it feels like a disappointment. That is simply the result of the standard he created with his MVP-caliber 2024 effort, a bar he fell well short of this past summer. Henderson had […]

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Post-Snap Reads 11/10: Calculating Seahawks D premeditates catastrophe and quiets Cardinals

In Today’s Links: analysis, breakdowns, numbers of note, reactions, fall-out, consequences, and stipulations from our Seattle Seahawks’ big win at home against a suddenly more interesting Arizona Cardinals team that thought, “hey, maybe we have a chance today.” Not so, as the ‘Hawks took care of business often and early. The 2025 version of our […]