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It’s been pointed out to me that you wild and crazy kids are using the MMB Lounge thread to also talk playoffs and perhaps we should have a distinct discussion post for that. I couldn’t agree more. So here we are. The Oklahoma City Thunder have advanced as of this writing, beating the Los Angeles […]
In a true display of resilience, the San Antonio Spurs overcame a blizzard and several travel delays to gut out a 112-103 victory against the Orlando Magic on Sunday. The Magic responded after the Spurs got off to a hot start, outscoring Orlando 37-21 in the first quarter. A dominant third quarter gave San Antonio […]
The Wisconsin Badgers picked up their third commitment in the 2027 class, and it followed the same trend as their first two: an in-state recruit. Catholic Memorial safety Dustin Roach announced his commitment to the program last week, marking the third commit for the Badgers from the state of Wisconsin in the cycle already. Roach, […]
DRaysBay works best as a place for community and conversation. Accordingly, in the lead up to the new season, we are posting “Daily Questions” in the month of February. I look forward to seeing you in the comment section! What moment in this franchise history haunts you, keeps you up at night, barges into your […]
The Dallas Cowboys are still working on rebuilding their defensive coaching staff under new, first-time coordinator Christian Parker. Along with this, the scouting process to identify the players that will actually lead the defensive turnaround this team needs to get back in the playoff conversation is well underway. One vitally important step along this scouting […]
Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh has not named a defensive coordinator yet. It’s essentially a caretaking position. Saleh plans to call defensive plays in Tennessee. He’s looking for his version of Nick Holz on defense. Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer offered some potential insight into the process over the weekend. Saleh’s old team, the San […]
The Nationals figure to have an exciting lineup in 2026, with a combination of proven talent such as James Wood and CJ Abrams, youngsters who have flashed upside such as Daylen Lile and Dylan Crews, and still relatively unknown commodities such as Harry Ford and Brady House. While the lineup will certainly be worth watching […]
This year marks the fifth anniversary for Portland Trail Blazers General Manager Joe Cronin taking over as lead executive of the basketball side of the franchise. To honor the occasion, we’re taking a look at Cronin’s tenure, the ups and downs of the Trail Blazers for the last half-decade. We’re in the middle of Cronin’s […]
We finally have solid details of how the St. Louis Cardinals plan to make their games available for streaming for the upcoming season. The team says that Major League Baseball will produce and distribute all in-market St. Louis Cardinals games and they promise to do it with no regional blackout restrictions. Here are the exact […]
The Red Storm continue their climb back up the polls. St. John’s jumped three spots to No. 22 in the latest AP top 25 men’s basketball poll released on Monday afternoon, overtaking mid-major darling Miami (OH), Louisville, and Alabama, the latter of whom fell out of the rankings altogether. The Johnnies were also ranked No. […]
Detroit Lions defensive tackle Levi Onwuzurike signed a one-year deal last offseason, meaning the traditional expectation is that he’ll face free agency in 2026 when the new league year starts in March. However, that’s not actually how things will unfold with Onwuzurike this offseason. Due to a lesser-known rule in the Collective Bargaining Agreement, Onwuzurike’s […]
Chelsea Academy winger Frankie Runham has joined Championship side Ipswich Town on loan for the rest of the season, as he looks to step up his levels from the U18s. He will initially join their under-21 side. According to some reports, Stoke City also have an option to make the loan permanent at the end […]
Welcome to Week in Review: a Monday feature that looks back at the week that was for the San Antonio Spurs, takes a look at the week ahead, and more. Enjoy! Week 14: Consistency continued to plague the Spurs in January as they alternated wins and losses. After opening the week with a comfortable home victory […]
Arizona men’s basketball broke the program record for best start to a season by moving to 22-0 last week. Another record is in sights: most consecutive weeks ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press poll. Arizona is ranked No. 1 for the eighth consecutive poll, tying the record for most weeks atop the rankings. The […]
Good Monday morning, Caps fans. Hope you all are having a great start to your week and that your weekend was restful and enjoyable. The past few days have been a whirlwind in Caps world, and there is much to talk about here. Let’s start with the rather alarming developments, under the theory that it’s better to get the bad news out of the way … Source
The Blackhawks host their final home game before the Olympic break, and it should be a fun one! The San Jose Sharks are in town, giving us a matchup of two of the emerging superstars in the NHL. There should be plenty of motivation for the Blackhawks to give their home fans a better showing than their last few games. And the Sharks are fighting for a wild card berth. Broadcast Info Puck Drop: 7:30 PM CT TV / Streaming: CHSN Radio: WGN 720 AM Expected Lineups ...
Can’t stop, won’t stop. Illinois — on an 11-game winning streak — keeps moving up the AP Top 25, checking in on Monday at No. 5. The Illini were No. 9 last week when they topped Washington and No. 5 Nebraska. Brad Underwood’s bunch is now the second-highest Big Ten team in the polls behind […]
When the San Francisco 49ers interviewed only three candidates for the defensive coordinator job, it felt like the two minority candidates were nothing more than a formality before hiring Gus Bradley. We will see if Bradley heads elsewhere after the 49ers hired Raheem Morris to replace Robert Saleh as their defensive coordinator. There was speculation […]
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady was introduced to the media last Thursday. We’ve had a weekend to digest all of his media hits and a few coaching hires have come in, so it’s time to get a temperature check of Bills Mafia. How are Bills fans feeling about the Joe Brady hire? Weigh in […]
Now that Roma has secured a spot in the Europa League Round of 16 and sewn up their final transfer of the winter season, former Celta Vigo/Bayern Munich winger Bryan Zaragoza, the club can return its focus to Serie A. After losing four of six matches between late November and early January, Gian Piero Gasperini’s […]
Although the lack of outfield depth at Triple-A Iowa has gotten the bulk of focus around here – and from the Cubs, who’ve added Justin Dean , Dylan Carlson , and Chas McCormick in the last few weeks – the Cubs were in a spot where they could use a little more depth at Double-A, as well. Consider that, although the Cubs have some very high-upside outfield prospects who’ll hopefully rise as high as Double-A later this year, the group currently at the level might lose Brett Bateman to Triple...
Well, at least, the Kansas City Chiefs aren’t playing Sunday, right? Super Bowl Sundays have been tough recently for fans of the Las Vegas Raiders because of the Chiefs’ recent dynasty run. A couple of years ago, for Bay Area Raiders’ fans, it was extremely rough when we had to watch the Chiefs play the […]
David Braun has rebuilt(?) Northwestern to a level of respectability. So…now what? Like all good flagrantly shameless comparative articles, let’s start with the “Blind Resume” game, three years into two college football coaches’ tenures: Unless you are a Northwestern coach who has memorized the records of Pat Fitzgerald and David Braun, you are a fucking […]
Nazem Kadri's name has resurfaced as a legitimate trade candidate after the revelation last week that he would be 'open' to a move from the Calgary Flames. One of the primary candidates earlier in the season was the Montreal Canadiens, who were in desperate need of a second-line center. After the month of January, however, the Habs' interest in Kadri has 'cooled', per insider Marco D'Amico . Sources confirm the Canadiens checked in on Kadri early in the season, trying to gaug...
As we enter the Olympic break, take a look at some key numbers that defined the first half of the season for the Montréal Victoire.
It’s officially February now, which means that we don’t have too much longer to wait until we start hearing the crack of the bat and baseballs hitting mitts under the Florida sun. Before that can happen and before even pitchers and catchers can report, all of the equipment needs to get down to the spring […]