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Monday Morning Texas Rangers Update

Good morning. Shawn McFarland is contractually obligated to type words about the unproductive Texas Rangers offense for the several hundredth time as he checks in on how the club has performed recently. But now McFarland is also forced to write about the defense letting the Rangers down more often this season, as it did in […]

2026 MLB Season Preview: Minnesota Twins

At last year’s Trade Deadline, the Twins faced a reckoning. After taking the AL Central title in 2023 and experiencing their first playoff success in over two decades, they stumbled down the stretch in ’24 to a disappointing 82-80 record. Now, the bottom had fallen out. A 13-1 drubbing on July 30th at the hands […]

Cardinals Free Agency Tracker: RB Travis Etienne

James Conner. Trey Benson. Bam Knight. All Arizona Cardinals running backs. What else do they have in common? Each one became injured this past season and was handed a bedroll because IR was their new bed and breakfast home. Arizona has a running back problem. RELATED: CARDINALS BEEF UP OFFENSIVE LINE IN MOCK DRAFT All […]

Mike Macdonald provides update on Seahawks WR Tory Horton’s injury timetable

Seattle Seahawks rookie receiver and returner Tory Horton only played half the season yet finished fourth in the regular season for total touchdowns. Unfortunately, a shin injury following a two-touchdown performance against the Washington Commanders proved unrecoverable for the remainder of the year. Speaking with media at the NFL Scouting Combine on Wednesday, Seahawks head […]

Chiefs Draft: Texas Tech star David Bailey met with Chiefs at Combine

With the NFL Scouting Combine underway, the Kansas City Chiefs have been busy meeting with top candidates in the 2026 NFL Draft class. On Wednesday, the defensive linemen of this year’s class met with reporters. Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey — the fifth-overall player on The Athletic’s consensus big board — revealed that he […]

Hoopin’ and Hollerin: Regular season finale

Mizzou women’s basketball is in the middle of a cold streak, losing its last four games including a program-worst 53-point loss to LSU on the road. However, things don’t get any easier in the SEC, as the Tigers conclude the regular season with showdowns against two teams ranked top 10 of the AP poll. Currently, […]

Getting acquainted with Sacramento State football

It was the shocking conference realignment movement heard around the world. On Feb. 14, 2026, the Mid-American Conference ditched its tight-knit geographic reign to include California. The Sacramento State Hornets were added as a football-only member, resetting the conference to 13 teams this summer after the imminent departure of Northern Illinois. Prior to this move, […]

Breaking News: Texans part ways with QB coach

UPDATE: Texans expect to name Jerry Schuplinksi as new QB coach. As if on cue, just as this morning’s C.J. Stroud article was posting, the Texans were addressing 1 of the bullet points therein. From the earlier post: As hypothesized, the people speaking into Stroud’s ear might not be saying the things this particular young man […]

Lawrence Okolie vs Tony Yoka headlines April 25th Queensberry show in Paris

Frank Warren and company are hitting the road this spring, putting on an April 2th doubleheader at Paris’ Le Double. The heavyweight featured attraction pits former cruiserweight champion Lawrence Okolie (23-1, 17 KO) against Olympic gold medalist and local favorite Tony Yoka (15-3, 12 KO). Following his ungainly defeat to Chris Billam-Smith “The Sauce” , […]

Nuno on Preparing West Ham for Liverpool: “We Have to Bounce Back”

For as poorly as Liverpool’s 2025-26 season has gone compared to expectation, the Reds have nothing on West Ham, with London’s Hammers currently in 18th and under threat of relegation ahead of their trip to Anfield this Saturday in Premier League action. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side are currently two points back of Nottingham Forest and […]

Should the Browns take a look at this veteran center?

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry has a lengthy to-do list when it comes to fixing the offense in the coming months. Depending on which position group one values the most, Berry’s top priority will rotate between fixing one of the league’s least-productive wide receiver groups, working with head coach Todd Monken to dig through […]

Saints offensive lineman Will Clapp announces retirement

After signing back with the New Orleans Saints last offseason, center Will Clapp was set to be a great depth option, especially with Erik McCoy’s recent injury streak. Sadly, in preseason, Clapp suffered a season-ending foot injury. Although this did not affect the season, especially with the addition of Luke Fortner, Clapp was depth the […]

Astros Spring Prospect Profiles: Miguel Ullola

Over the next couple of weeks, I’ll be rolling out a series of prospect previews for Spring Training. This week we looking at an arm that could help in 2026: Miguel Ullola Ullola is the latest in a long line of international arms developed by the Astros that also signed for a pretty small bonus. […]

Thursday Morning Links

Morning, all! ESPN wasn’t terribly impressed with the Rangers’ offseason, giving them a C+ and noting that they saved some money but didn’t make the team any better. Sebastian Walcott had a good feeling going into his elbow surgery and wasn’t surprised he ended up only needing internal brace surgery. Nathan Eovaldi was working mostly […]

Late Tests and Lingering Injury Doubts Before Roma Host Juventus

Dealing with injuries is a challenge for any manager, but with Roma, they always seem to come in spades. While the Giallorossi have been fortunate to avoid any catastrophic injuries, their relatively clean bill of health has been marred by a series of muscle sprains, twisted ankles, and tweaked hamstrings as we work through the […]