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Best MLB Prospects From Cuba In 2026

Baseball America presents the top MLB prospects from Cuba, led by Mariners outfielder Lazaro Montes. The post Best MLB Prospects From Cuba In 2026 appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .

Shorthanded Blazers Prove No Match for Suns in Frustrating Loss

Frustration spread through the Moda Center Tuesday night during the third quarter of the Portland Trail Blazers’ 124-109 beatdown at the hands of the Phoenix Suns. The Blazers entered the matchup swimming upstream and limping after a rough 1-4 road trip. For the second game in a row, they had to do without starting guard […]

Twitter Gold: Spencer Hubbard’s Shining Garden Moment

Duke has had some wonderful walk-ons over the years and some who became critical. In 1977, when Tate Armstrong was injured and the guard core was thin, walk-on Bruce Bell became a starter and played really well for Duke. Around the same time, Rob Hardy became a very useful player. In more recent times, Justin […]

Gump Day: Alabama ranked 10th by CFP committee

Happy Gump Day, everyone. Since it’s Gump Day, we’re first going to talk about how Alabama is about to finish the season by blowing the doors off of Auburn and Georgia and earn a bye on the way to the national championship. And they’d better after last night’s committee rankings, just to be safe. I […]

Mark Stoops shuts down all bowl eligibility talk with blunt message

Don’t say the “B” word around Mark Stoops this week. With Kentucky sitting on a potential path to the postseason, the chatter among the fanbase has naturally turned to bowl eligibility and win totals. And can you blame them? I mean, 3 weeks ago, it was 2-5 and a dream to even get to 4 […]

Notre Dame Football: Hot and Cold Takes VS. The Syracuse Orange

How’d We Do Last Week? Most Wildly Inaccurate It brings me no joy to do this (yes it does) but our friend from BC joined the party again and had a brutally bad take. Here here! Most Interesting It’s mostly the visual of Herm cocking his head to the Nard dog for me. Most Accurate […]

Hangout in the Holy Land: Could Ohio State get caught looking past Rutgers this week?

The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss ⁠Ohio State⁠ football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: ⁠RSS⁠ | ⁠Apple⁠ | ⁠Spotify⁠ | ⁠Google Podcasts⁠ | ⁠iHeart Radio On episode 40 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex put a bow […]

Wednesday links: Did the Steelers really lose the George Pickens trade?

It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for a weekly Steelers links roundup at BTSC. But first, let’s take a look around the AFC North: What’s the latest on the Steelers’ upcoming opponent? Now, onto some Steelers news and discussion: Recently-Released Steelers Starter Signs With AFC Contender (From Steelers Now’s Aaron Becker): Former Pittsburgh Steelers veteran safety Juan Thornhill has […]

Pens Points: Another forward hits IR

Here are your Pens Points for this Wednesday morning… Rookie forward Ville Koivunen has been deemed ’week-to-week’ and subsequently placed on injured reserve with a lower-body injury. Getting the call in his place will be 2019 first-round pick Sam Poulin. [PensBurgh] The loss of Koivunen and the recall of Poulin come as the team also […]

Commute: Drinkwitz addresses quarterback situation

Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we are talking about Mizzou Football! Missouri got back on track with a statement victory over Mississippi State at home on Saturday. The win gives Mizzou fans a brighter outlook following three losses in four games. Since the Vanderbilt game — where Beau Pribula suffered an injury — Matt […]

Wednesday Morning Fly By: Schedule’s weird

*What’s with this weird break? Last game was Saturday, next game not until tomorrow. That’s like… several days. Anyhoo, Rick Tocchet is using this pocket of time off from game action to address several Problems that have developed with his team over the course of this season. [ Inquirer ] *One of those big glaring problems is the Flyers’ inability to start a game when the game starts. Waiting ’til the ten minute mark or the second period or whatever doesn’t seem to be a good strategy. [ B...

Packer Open Thread: Who would you start at receiver?

Since Green Bay Packers receiver Christian Watson’s return from his ACL tear, it’s been clear that the Packers want to play both Watson and Romeo Doubs as their outside receivers. Each of those two players has played at least 26 snaps per game over the last four games at outside receiver, while a non-Watson/Doubs receiver […]

The Bear’s Den, November 19, 2025

WE WANT YOU! Would you like to show your Chicago Bears spirit to the world? I’m starting a feature where Windy City Gridiron readers can share pictures of themselves and their families and friends in Bears attire. Simply email a picture to me at the following address: denmasterken at aol dot com. The pictures need to be […]

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 11/19/25

So after the hullabaloo, Trent Grisham is returning to the Yankees. There were questions about whether the Yankees would even give him a qualifying offer, and then another debate went on about whether he should accept it or test free agency despite having a draft pick attached to him. We’re right back where we started […]

Mark Stoops sends emotional message to Josh Allen after history-making moment

Some things never change. Josh Allen is still sacking quarterbacks, and Mark Stoops is still beaming like a proud father. After the former Kentucky superstar officially broke the Jacksonville Jaguars’ all-time sack record, Stoops took a moment during his Monday press conference to gush about the player who helped build the foundation of the modern […]

2025 Week 13 Midweek MACtion Preview: Miami (OH) RedHawks @ Buffalo Bulls

Game notes Setting the scene It’s a MAC championship elimination game. The Miami RedHawks (5-5, 4-2 MAC) and Buffalo Bulls (5-5, 4-2 MAC) sport identical overall and conference records heading into this critical Wednesday night matchup. One will attain bowl eligibility and remain alive in a crowded MAC title race. The other is effectively eliminated […]

Falcons – Saints Week 12 2025 Game Coverage

Hate Week, and it’s the saddest hate week in a while. The Saints are down in the basement of the NFC South and the Falcons are rapidly descending, which means two teams on their second quarterbacks will be meeting for a sad slap fight. The hate burns strong, though. The Falcons are playing for dignity […]

With an updated proposal from the league, could the WNBA and WNBPA be close to agreeing to a new CBA?

Possibly, the WNBA and WNBPA are moving closer to agreeing to a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA). According to the Associated Press, the WNBA has improved their proposal, with the latest offer including: The WNBA’s updated proposal appears to indicate that the league is moving closer towards meeting the players’ demands, as the first reported […]

Explained: Reading’s New Coaching Team

We’re currently in the midst of a(nother) international break, meaning there isn’t a lot of club-level football available for us to watch. Reading’s game against Wigan Athletic, originally planned for November 15, has been postponed, so the next time the Royals will take to the field is November 22, at home to Rotherham United. This […]

Who is Braxton Rembert, Ohio State’s latest 2026 commit?

The Ohio State football team has been on an unbelievable hot streak as of late. In the month of November alone, the Buckeyes have landed 11 commits, seven in the 2026 class and four in 2027. On Tuesday, Ryan Day’s program notched two of those prospects, f2027 our-star offensive tackle Brody McNeel and three-star linebacker […]