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Part II of the Pittsburgh Steelers-Aaron Rodgers saga may finally be coming to an end. According to Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson of 93.7 The Fan, Rodgers will be in Pittsburgh and is expected to re-sign with the team as soon as this weekend. While many would be quick to write this off as just […]
In a sense, Michael Leo’s game-winning, overtime goal on Sunday afternoon was the perfect ending. Leo’s shot didn’t hit the back of the net cleanly; it bounced in after his shot made contact with Penn goalie Jack Pelot. It counted all the same, of course, and it was a more than appropriate ending to an […]
Following an abysmal fourth quarter performance that saw them come out 120-97 losers against the Chicago Bulls last night, the Bucks get an immediate shot at redemption tonight against the Boston Celtics. It will be the sides’ third matchup of the season, with the Bucks winning their December meeting 116-101 on the back of 31 […]
Carolina is in an interesting situation this week thanks to the results over the past weekend. A few weeks ago even sniffing the chance at having a top four seed and finishing with the double bye seemed impossible, and now if Carolina were to beat Clemson Tuesday night it may not be locked but it’ll […]
The Dallas Mavericks have been busy with roster adjustments this week. Tyus Jones was waived, Ryan Nembhard was converted from a two-way contract to a standard contract, and Khris Middleton will officially be sticking around. The Mavs weren’t done there. As reported by Mark Followill and others, three other players will be part of a […]
Trea Turner has two hits in eleven spring at bats. Adolis Garcia, who the team is counting on to have a bounceback season, has three hits in fourteen at bats. Otto Kemp, the guy they’re counting on to be part of an outfield platoon? Two for thirteen. It’s still rather early in spring training. We’re […]
Good morning. Shawn McFarland has a few observations regarding the Texas Rangers beating the Seattle Mariners in a spring training contest yesterday. McFarland also checks out what we learned from Surprise this week with new manager Skip Schumaker able to relate to the infielders in camp. Kennedi Landry writes about Jacob Latz attempting to graduate […]
It’s Monday, and it was another great weekend of basketball! March Madness is almost upon us, and the NFL Draft is looming. News will continue to come your way, and we are here for it all. Check out our original coverage and what we can find from the World Wide Web below. 10 ways to […]
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson attended the Chicago Bulls vs Milwaukee Bucks game on Sunday afternoon at the United Center. And what a fitting game it was for Johnson to attend as the Bulls came back to beat the Bucks, overcoming a 15-point halftime deficit and snapping their 11-game losing streak to win 120 […]
In Today’s Links: really at this point, it’s free agency speculation and draft talk. That’s pretty much it. Oh, and some cool photos from the 2025 season. That’s it. Except some news from our division rivals. Happy Monday! #np Best You Can Do by Coco Solid Seahawks News The cases for and against re-signing Seahawks’ […]
Welcome to the Game Day Thread for the games in the week of 3/2. It’s a big week with four games to play and 8 points available. Note the afternoon time on Monday and early starts on Tuesday and Saturday. Also the trade deadline is Friday, March 6th. Hold on to your……hats! Games this week are: Monday 3/2 vs Detroit Red Wings 1pm Central on FanDuel and ESPN Tuesday 3/3 at Columbus Blue Jackets 6pm Central on FanDuel and ESPN Thursday 3/5 vs Boston Bruins 7pm Central on F...
WBB Falls to Washington on Senior Night MBB Drops road tilt to Northwestern Softball Sweeps the Oregon Classic Baseball take 2 of 3 in Vegas Highlight of the Day: Oregon takes down old PAC-12 Rival Arizona in Vegas
On Friday, the Illini got a look at what an Elite Eight matchup would look like and came up depressingly short. Michigan played with an intensity and toughness that the Illini did not come close to matching and did not shoot well enough to overcome it. After being competitive in every other loss this year, […]
I realized per a conversation over the weekend: I got ahead of myself with the question about the number of challenges. I didn’t even ask, plainly, about the vibes regarding the 2026 switch to an ABS challenge system in the first place. So, here, we go, and we’ll do it rajah community prospect list rec […]
As fans, we thrive on finding meaning in our teams’ stats. Do the numbers coming out of spring training — which is basically one very long practice — actually have significance, however? I would argue that most spring numbers tell us little, except a few that can tell us a lot more. We may not […]
Welcome back to the NHL weekend rankings, returning after a three-week Olympic break. Aw, I missed you too. Of course, those three weeks only contained a handful of NHL games for each team, so in theory our outlook on the league shouldn’t have changed too much. In theory, sure. But this is the real world, where half our job as fans is to overreact to anything and everything. So today, before we get to the Top Five and Bottom Five, let’s first take a moment to pick a few teams and go way overbo...
Date 3/2 || Time 7:00 || Venue Lenovo Center || Video ESPN Update – State may be without backup big man Musa Sagnia Hellooooo, March! Duke only has two regular season games left: Monday’s trip to Raleigh and Saturday’s home finale vs. UNC. There’s an interesting coincidence floating around now if you haven’t seen or […]
The Cleveland Browns have officially traded a 2026 5th-round draft pick for Houston Texans OT Tytus Howard. Howard, a 93-game starter for the Texans as right tackle since 2019, was a 1st-round draft pick out of Alabama State. He’s developed into a very good pass blocker over the past few seasons, posting a PFF pass-blocking […]
Meet the Mets The Mets walked off the Astros and capped their weekend with a 4-3 win. it’s still a little early to make promises, but Carlos Mendoza is optimistic that Francisco Lindor and his hamate-less hand can be ready for Opening Day. Clay Holmes and Nolan McLean are excited to represent the United States […]
I really hate to keep beating the same drum, but I’m going to continue to be on the record as believing that the make-or-break aspect of the next would-be competitive era of White Sox baseball — the aspect that Rick Hahn and friends utterly failed at from 2017-19 — is going to be whether they […]
Good morning, Fear the Wall. Welcome to the end of the season. Borussia Dortmund have been knocked out of the Champions League, and fallen 11 points behind Bayern Munich in first place. BVB are now playing for pride, with the goal of confirming second place and, well, that’s it. This is a demoralizing place to […]
While much of the attention through the first few weeks of Spring Training has been on the Braves pitching staff, the Braves offense has been the source of much success so far. Power has been on full display from just about everyone, from newcomers such as Mike Yastrzemski to emerging prospects like John Gil. Of […]
We know Freddie Freeman has a plan for things. He wants to play four more seasons (two beyond his current contract with the Dodgers) and get to 3,000 hits. He’d like to get 47 plate appearances this spring. But sometimes even Freeman gets caught off guard with thinking too far ahead. Bill Shaikin of the […]
This week in Purdue basketball went as poorly as one could possibly imagine. An 0-2 week including a loss on the road to a bubble team, and fan infighting the likes of which we’ve not seen in quite a few years. It left a bad taste in my mouth so of course I had to […]
IU basketball dropped its fourth-straight game, falling 77-64 to Michigan State on Sunday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Here are five takeaways from the loss to the Spartans: Another poor defensive effort With the Big Ten schedule now 90 percent ... The post Five takeaways from IU basketball’s loss to Michigan State appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The Florida Panthers cloudy playoff picture grew even more muddled with a 5-4 loss to the New York Islanders at UBS Arena. Anders Lee scored the game-winning goal, skating around Aaron Ekblad and going backhand-to-forehead to beat Sergei Bobrovsky with 32 ticks left in regulation to hand the Cats a second consecutive one-goal loss. After struggling to score Friday against Buffalo, the Panthers got off to a great start, opening up a two-goal lead on the Islanders. Bobrovsky rippe...