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Ah screw it, bring on the Celtics. The Sixers out battled the Orlando Magic 109-97 in the first round of the Eastern Conference Play-In tournament Wednesday night. They have now earned the seventh seed in the East and will take on Boston in the first round of the playoffs, beginning Sunday afternoon. Tyrese Maxey led […]
The WNBA offseason is in full swing with plenty of roster moves and free agency signings across the league, and the activity includes two former players from the Syracuse Orange women’s basketball team. Coincidentally, the duo of alumnae is also joining two of the newest franchises in The W. Guard Brittney Sykes is joining the […]
The story of Tuesday had to be a rough first inning for Atlanta Braves top prospect Didier Fuentes. More importantly the way he bounced back in a big way after facing that adversity to give Gwinnett seven solid innings. We also saw Sean Murphy start his rehab assignment, Aiven Cabral pitch a gem, and Herick […]
Good morning everyone! Happy Jackie Robinson Day. Today, players around the sport will wear the number 42 in honor of one of the game’s greatest players and bravest men to take the field. Yesterday, the Mariners fell to the Padres 4-1 in the first of a three-game set. They’ll look to get back in the […]
Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space. This week, we begin by discussing the Mets’ current losing streak and evaluate our level of concern about the offense, […]
Since taking over as general manager of the Los Angeles Rams in 2012, Les Snead has built a reputation as one of the league’s most unconventional team architects. Known for his aggressive trades and “F them picks” philosophy, Snead has managed to uncover elite talent across multiple drafts.. From superstars to underrated contributors, here’s a […]
Newcastle United are preparing for a transfer window filled with star sales and under increased scrutiny for putting together a successful rebuilding summer as several first-team players continue to attract interest from top European clubs, and reinforcements across the whole lineup will be needed one way or another. This situation isn’t new, mind you, as […]
This is the end, my friends. Game 82 of 82. There’s not much stage-setting to be done here, we all know the deal. This game is so revolting that sometime in the last 10 days the TNT execs pulled the plug on airing it, and are picking up Buffalo vs. Dallas instead. In a different world, this could be a win-and-in scenario for the Red Wings, but they read the tea leaves early and bailed. Beyond that, they’re passing up the opportunity to spend an entire broadcast talking about the Flor...
Barcelona star Raphinha has apologised for a gesture aimed at Atletico fans in the wake of Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final second leg clash in the Spanish capital. Raphinha was spotted gesturing at home supporters after the final whistle and seemingly telling fans they would be knocked out in the next round of the competition. The […]
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Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: What does Daniel Jeremiah’s “home run” scenario look like for the Chargers in the first round? (Chargers.com) Check out a new mock draft roundup for the Chargers (Chargers Wire) Former Chargers safety Nasir Adderley is coming out of retirement […]
It’s win or stay home (to play the Hornets) for the Sixers when they host the Orlando Magic in the East’s 7-8 Play-In game Wednesday night. After Charlotte’s thrilling overtime win Tuesday night, we know what’s at stake in this one: the winner of Sixers-Magic will head to Boston for a playoff matchup with the […]
The luxury of securing the 2-seed is a comfy view from the top. While the Boston Celtics spent the final weeks of the regular season fine-tuning rotations and monitoring their health, the lower tier of Eastern Conference playoff teams were in a chaotic sprint toward the finish line. The 5 through 10 seeds shuffled around […]
With the 2025-26 season long since in the books, let’s take a few moments to look back at the performance of each member of YOUR Marquette Golden Eagles this year. While we’re at it, we’ll also take a look back at our player previews and see how our preseason prognostications stack up with how things actually played […]
Ir’a a few years later than originally planned, but Karter Knox is officially a Cardinal. The former high profile U of L recruit has committed to Louisville after spending the past two seasons playing for John Calipari at Arkansas. Knox gave Pat Kelsey the good word near the end of his visit Tuesday night. The […]
Last week, I wrote about the top “my guys” for the Houston Texans in the 2026 NFL Draft. Today, we are flipping the script and focusing on players who I am less excited about than other media outlets or analysts. Specifically, these are players I do not see fitting in Houston schematically, culturally, or technically. […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we are talking about Mizzou Basketball! It was a slow day for Mizzou Athletics (in that there were no games), but five star commit Jason Crowe Jr. made history becoming the first Mizzou Basketball player to land a collegiate shoe deal. Crowe is one of the highest-rated recruits that […]
WrestleMania 42 takes places this weekend in Las Vegas. While I contend that Ohio Stadium should host WrestleMania at some point, I’m not holding my breath waiting for it to happen. Just the thought of the biggest wrestling event of the year taking place in one of the most iconic stadiums in the country brings […]
The 2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, held annually at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, is set to kick off next week. The nearly 90-year-old event is a tournament on the Professional Golfers’ Association circuit. As in previous years, the Zurich will begin on Monday with the Pro-Am before proceeding with the Celebrity Shootout on Tuesday […]
This offseason, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell promised that, after a failed 2025 season, they will look at everything they do to see what needs to change. “When it doesn’t work the way that we want it to work, it’s a number of things,” Campbell said back in January. “There are a lot of things that go […]
Good morning! After another ugly loss last night, the Red Sox once again find themselves as the worst team in baseball. It’s still April, and no one is getting fired yet, nor do I think anyone is getting demoted. But surely the Sox need to do something, right? So what one move would you make […]
Not too long ago, it felt like the Detroit Tigers would never win again. Following a five-game losing streak, the Motor City Kitties have now won four straight after taking the series opener from the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night, 2-1. AJ Hinch and Co. have a chance to get back to the .500 […]
It was just a few weeks ago that there were talks about Rick Bowness potentially being a coach of the year candidate for the job he did in taking over the Columbus Blue Jackets mid-season and pulling them up from the bottom of the standings into second place in the Metropolitan Division at one point last month. But needless to say, things have imploded. A 2-7-1 late-season collapse, including six straight losses on home ice, left them well back of a Wild Card spot and has, to put it ligh...
I submit that Matthew Golden’s rookie year was not so much bad as it was odd. His statistical output was, to be blunt, frustrating. The only 0 I wanted to see from Golden last year was on his uniform, not in the “touchdowns” column of his page on Pro Football Reference. Yes, he got into […]
The San Antonio Spurs are in the playoffs for the first time since 2019 as the 2nd seed in the West, and after last night’s Play-In Tournament games, we know their first round opponent. In a weird scheduling idea that had many people confused, the East 9 vs. 10 game was first — with the […]
The Montreal Canadiens played their final regular season game on Tuesday night, paying a visit to the Philadelphia Flyers, who booked their ticket to the playoffs the night prior. It was a frustrating night for the Habs in general, as they ran into the best version of Samuel Ersson in net, and made some defensive mistakes that led to a 4-2 loss to wrap up their 82-game schedule. This isn’t the end for the 2025-26 Montreal Canadiens, however, as their own ticket to the playoffs has been bo...