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WR targets for Bills ahead of trade deadline

Since parting ways with Stefon Diggs, the Buffalo Bills have lacked a true number-one receiving target. Against the Atlanta Falcons last Monday night, quarterback Josh Allen and Buffalo’s offensive line faced a blitz on more than half the snaps. In those moments, it became clear that this wide receiver group isn’t going to get the […]

From Buffalo Rumblings | 3 months ago | 2 reads

Thursday BP: Championship Series continue

Good morning, baseball fans! Both the American League and National League Championship Series continue today. First up, the Milwaukee Brewers head west to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3 of the NLCS. Which is unfortunate, because the Dodgers currently have a 2-0 series lead. The Brewers have not yet named a starting […]

From McCovey Chronicles | 3 months ago | 2 reads

Relievers are actually pitching less this postseason?

Narratives abound in October. Often, these are baseballisms handed down from announcer to announcer, such as “players need to bunt more” and “small ball wins playoff games”, and their accuracy can waver depending on how nostalgic the source is feeling. One that consistently arises, though, is that relievers are pitching more than ever in October […]

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From Bless You Boys | 3 months ago | 1 read

Kansas City Royals news: A young pitching prospect shines

Anne Rogers details the impressive first pro season for David Shields: With young pitchers, the Royals like to focus first on their delivery and attacking the zone. Shields’ maturity with all of that already allowed the club to move on to the pitch grips and execution in his first season. “He’s a kid beyond his […]

From Royals Review | 3 months ago | 7 reads

Previewing the 2025 MLB Offseason

We’re in the midst of the 2025 MLB Postseason, but on Monday, Baseball America released the 2025 offseason key dates calendar. And with the season the Rockies had, it’s shaping up to be a more interesting one than those of the last few years given the ongoing search for a new GM/PBO and manager. Here […]

From Purple Row | 3 months ago | 2 reads

Full of Shildt

I hesitate to write this article, but one cannot deny its newsworthiness and timeliness. It was talked about in yesterday’s comments and I’m sure it will be talked about in the future on this site. It just seems weird to not address the Mike Shildt situation in an official article. Especially given the complete lack […]

From Viva El Birdos | 3 months ago | 0 reads

Malcolm Brogdon retires from basketball

On Wednesday, the New York Knicks announced that guard Malcolm Brogdon retired. This came soon after Shams Charania of ESPN reported the same. The news is a bit surprising because Brogdon only played nine NBA seasons. And he signed with New York after playing for the Washington Wizards in 2024-25 where he averaged 12.7 points […]

From Bullets Forever | 3 months ago | 2 reads

Boiling Points – Week 8

This week I will review Purdue’s 27 – 20 loss at Minnesota and preview the upcoming Purdue at Northwestern game. About last week … Overall, this was a frustrating loss for Purdue. The three previous games were against much better teams and resulted in three losses. I would say that Minnesota is better than Purdue, […]

From Off Tackle Empire | 3 months ago | 1 read

By The Numbers: Iowa v. Penn State

I have to say, this has been a weird season so far. I mean, Indiana, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss are in the top 5, Georgia Tech, BYU, Vandy, Virginia and South Florida are in the top 20 and 2 of the preseason top 5 didn’t receive a solitary vote in week 8, including Iowa’s […]

From Black Heart Gold Pants | 3 months ago | 0 reads

Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football VS USC, 1989

Few rivalries in college football capture the pageantry, pride, and pure emotion quite like Notre Dame vs. USC. Every meeting between these two storied programs feels like a chapter in an epic novel—written in gold helmets and cardinal jerseys, under bright lights and brighter expectations. The 1989 showdown in South Bend was no exception. It […]

From One Foot Down | 3 months ago | 0 reads

Zeev Buium Starting Career Comparable to Cale Makar

That's Wild No one truly expected Minnesota Wild rookie Zeev Buium to score a boatload of points in his first ever regular season games. Especially after he somewhat faltered during his debut in the playoffs last season, Buium was largely seen as someone who might need a few weeks to get the fe...

From Hockey Wilderness | 3 months ago | 3 reads