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Why Are the US Women Dominating the Olympics This Year?
Team USA’s women’s hockey team is storming through the 2026 Winter Olympics, and the heartbeat of this run has a distinctly Minnesota pulse. With an unbeaten record and a berth in the semifinals already secured, players with ties to the State of Hockey are driving the tempo, scoring, and the standar...
Flames' Veteran Getting Lots Of Trade Interest, Shocking If He Stays
The Calgary Flames are going through some changes, and this season it started with Rasmus Andersson, a pending UFA, heading to the Vegas Golden Knights . The Flames have a number of young players they'd like to get in the NHL or see take control of the team with better opportunities quickly, but can't really do that with certain players hanging around. Blake Coleman is one of the players I'm talking about and David Pagnotta said, "A lot of smoke. I would be surprised if he's not moved by the d...
2026 Las Vegas Raiders Draft Scouting: Malachi Fields
Position: WR Height: 6’4 Weight: 218 Stats: 2025 (12 games) – 36 receptions, 630 yards (17.5 YPC), 5 touchdowns | 11 contested catches (48%), 192 YAC, 1 drop Class/Age: RS Senior, 22 Team: Notre Dame Positives: Fields is about as freak of an athlete as you can be, he’s a true 6’4, 218 and has […]
Olympic Knockout Rounds Set
The Olympic men’s hockey round robin is complete, with things generally playing out as expected save for a couple of exceptions. One of those is Sweden, though “didn’t win your group” is not exactly an emergency crisis like, say, losing to Latvia would be. Back on the home front, non-Olympic NHLers (including all Russians, heh) […]
Ryan Bliss, the mountain holds the cards
Embarrassing confession time: I unabashedly love the Olympic Games. In my defense, it’s in my DNA: I was born during the Lake Placid Olympics, a week before the Miracle On Ice. Wait, let me make this even more embarrassing: I love the Olympics largely because I was a kid in Seattle for the 1990 Goodwill […]
Way too early to predict Bo Jackson’s production under Arthur Smith
When Ohio State hired Arthur Smith to replace Brian Hartline as offensive coordinator, a lot of college football writers who I respect lauded the choice. It wasn’t a name that got me excited. However, if a lot of people I respected liked the decision, I reasoned it must be a solid one. Looking a bit […]
Ahead of the Numbers: #7 Purdue vs. #1 Michigan
What may end up being the most significant game in the B1G conference slate from a national perspective will see the #1 Michigan Wolverines visit Mackey Arena to take on the #7 Purdue Boilermakers. It is the first time since the 2004/2005 season that the #1 team will visit Mackey Arena and the ninth time […]
Olympic Notebook: Playoff round set as Canada clinches top spot in men’s tournament
Team Canada’s men’s hockey team took care of business at the Olympics on Sunday, hammering France 10-2 to secure top spot in the tournament standings and a bye to the quarterfinals. Canada wrapped up group stage play with a perfect 3-0 record, defeating France, Switzerland, and Czechia by a combined score of 20-3. Connor McDavid…
Islanders Anxiety – Episode 361 – These Bums Have a Chance
Mike and Dan run down the Islanders lineup to say something positive about each player and how they’ve contributed to the good overall season they’ve had so far. We heard some feedback that the last episode came off a little too nervous or negative, so we challenged ourselves to accentuate the plusses of every position […]
Syracuse men’s basktball: what to watch vs Duke
The Syracuse Orange (15-11, 6-7) bring a two-game winning streak to Durham to face the #4 Duke Blue Devils (23-2, 12-1). Tip-off is 7:00 on ESPN and here’s what we’re watching for tonight: Kevin: Play clean The Orange won two home games despite late-game turnovers, missed free throws down the stretch and allowing SMU to […]
Derrick White doesn’t need to make shots to be elite
Derrick White is testing the validity of the old NBA adage that it is a “make or miss league.” Despite enduring a career-worst scoring efficiency season, he is still grading out as one of the league’s most impactful players. This should not be possible. Even in the analytics era, we should still be able to […]
When do you think Jayson Tatum is going to make his season debut? (daily topic)
For what it is worth, Jayson Tatum has yet to make any announcement about his return to the court this season. He has not ruled out the possibility that he could miss the entire season. That makes sense because any number of setbacks could move his timeline back in an abundance of caution. However, all […]
Mountain West Recruiting Roundup 2-16-26. 2026 Best Position Units.
It’s another week of the Mountain West Recruiting Roundup. The class of 2026 is signed, sealed, and delivered, but our coverage of the class is just getting started. New offers for the class of 2027 and beyond are being handed out, as some teams are wasting no time in doing work for next year’s class, […]
Royals Pitching Coach Brian Sweeney Joins the Show + FINAL RP Ranking
In this special Spring 2026 preview episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco sit down with Kansas City Royals pitching coach Brian Sweeney for an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at how the organization is building its staff for the upcoming season. Sweeney walks us through his daily routine during spring training — […]
The Good Phight’s Community Prospect list: #15 – Cody Bowker
Listen, I really liked the idea that the Phillies recognized that developing their own starters and relievers is the proper way to build and develop. Spending at the top of free agency each year is fine, but there has to be some counterbalance to what is being done. So spending higher draft picks on pitchers […]
2025 Season in Review: Cody Freeman
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at infielder Cody Freeman. Cody Freeman spent more time in the major […]
BTB Monday Discussion: How much do you trust the Cowboys in the first round of drafts?
The Dallas Cowboys have multiple first-round picks this year. That is quite the luxury. For what it’s worth the Cowboys currently do not have a second- or third-round selection in the 2026 NFL Draft so they will have to really nail their first-rounders if things wind up working out that way. History suggests that they […]
Ex-Jets Progress Report: Part 3 – NFC Offense
Now that we are at the end of the season, it’s time to update you on former Jets players, how they fared during the 2025 season and their contractual status heading into next year. We are covering this in five parts. Having looked at offensive and defensive players from AFC teams last week, we will […]
Three things to watch in UNC’s road game against NC State
The Tar Heels are currently preparing to face off against NC State tomorrow night in the Lenovo Center. It will be the lone game between the two teams in the regular season, which feels wrong on so many levels. There is likely a non-zero amount of UNC fans that hate State enough to where they’re […]
Magic and Bird helped save the NBA, but Doc and Moses did their part, too
It is NBA gospel to believe that Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, shining stars as they were in the East (and West), enabled the league to rise into the firmament, to become the Goliath it has since become. Upon their arrival in 1979, they polished pro basketball’s profile, burying its sordid, drug-addled past and paving the way for […]
Virginia Tech Hokies Women’s Basketball Defeats Cal for a West Coast Sweep: 68-58
The NCAA Tournament Invitation Game is a critical factor in college basketball, and the Lady Hokies needed two Quad 1 Wins on their West coast trip. It’s a tough final three games and two road wins would put the Hokies at 20 games and lots of image points. They got them. How, is a ray […]
Monday Quickie - Miles to go before we sleep
Last week the Nats signed Miles Mikolas as their first "FA to sign to trade later" of the off-season and honestly I like the deal. For those that don't remember Miles as one of the quality St Louis starters undone by the Nats staff obliterating his offense in the 2019 NLCS, a little background. He was initially a failed starter for the Padres that went over to Japan and had some success. The Cardinals brought him back to the states in 2018 and he performed great, then o...
Eagles News: ESPN proposes A.J. Brown trade to the Broncos
Eagles Question of the Day: What did you go on your first offseason Sunday without any football on? Head over to The Feed and weigh in with your answer and explanation! Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … 2026 NFL offseason: Trade proposals that fit for both teams – ESPNBroncos get aggressive […]
The Bucks have a separation-of-powers problem
Not four years ago, the Bucks had an elite on-court product, massively spurred by stability and synergy from ownership on down. Now, despite the recent good form, the team is overall in a much worse spot, and while some of the reasons for that have been beyond the Bucks’ control, many have been within their […]
The Daily Mauling: 2/16/26
My apologies for the late and incomplete mauling. Regularly scheduled maulings will return tomorrow when I’m back at home. Question of the Day If you could live in any other country, which one would you choose?
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