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Welcome to the 2026 Transfer Portal season. The portal is officially open and the information is about to start flowing. We’ve got an amended roster count, and it’s a lot lighter than it was just a few days ago. That isn’t a surprise, the portal is easy to get into. For players, coaches, and fans. […]
The Columbus Blue Jackets hosted a busy night as scouts from all around the league flooded in to see them host the Colorado Avalanche. The interest was heavily directed towards the Blue Jackets, though, as Yegor Chinakhov made his season debut. It was a lackluster debut for the 2025-26 season by the trade candidate. He played just 9 minutes, was a -1, and blocked one shot. Chinakhov skated alongside Isac Lundestrom and Zach Aston-Reese on the fourth line. It wasn't what teams were looking to s...
The Rematch of the 2024 ACC Title Game! 2 wins in a row! Hard to imagine making a big deal out of that with Clemson football, but here we are. Clemson has gotten back to .500 both overall and in the ACC, and that magical 10-win mark is still out there if the team can […]
After posting one of the largest injury reports of the season thus far on Wednesday, the Thursday edition for the Chargers was somehow even bigger as two new names were added. That brought the total to 16 players which is nearly one third of the active roster. The two new names were center Bradley Bozeman […]
As we’ve already talked about in the 2025-26 Marquette men’s basketball season preview series, there’s a lot of questions facing the Golden Eagles heading into the year. It’s reasonable to say that there’s more questions facing Marquette than any other season that head coach Shaka Smart has been in charge of so far, and yeah, I’m […]
Indiana men’s basketball head coach Darian DeVries provided updates on the Hoosiers’ health during a media availability on Thursday ahead of their exhibition against Marian. He was asked for updates on Nick Dorn, Aleksa Ristic and Jason Drake. Dorn, a transfer wing from Elon, is working his way back, isn’t expected to play against Marian […]
On his show The Breer Report, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer revealed what the Cincinnati Bengals asked for in the past summer to send star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson over to the Colts to reunite with Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo. Prior reports said that the Bengals were looking for a good player plus an early pick […]
The Philadelphia Flyers might have played one of the most visually off-putting games of hockey as they lost 5-2 against the Winnipeg Jets Thursday night, but there was a small glimmer of hope for some excitement in the future. For a brief 58 seconds, Rick Tocchet threw out a forward line combination that could be seen as putting all his eggs in one basket but it went beyond that. The trio was dominating possession — doing everything that Tocchet has preached all preseason long about what ...
Hey, you wanna talk Marquette men’s basketball recruiting for a second? On Thursday, top 100 prospect Alex Egbuonu put out his top five list, and yep, YOUR Golden Eagles are on it. Marquette is joined by Auburn, Stanford, Boston College, and Big East rival Villanova. That’s certainly an interesting list, seeing as Auburn just had […]
Snell and Yamamoto dominated the Brewers by pulling a few strings. The post The Key to the Dodgers’ NLCS Lead? Changing Speeds appeared first on Pitcher List .
It’s the Friday Crawfish Boil! Houston Astros News Injuries and roster moves Tucker come back next? Framber’s contract expectations (NW) A look inside Sánchez’s career low season (MCS) Astros fan buying tickets for strangers (Chron) Left field breakdown (HC) AL West News Mariners pitching got smacked by the Jays (APN) Wallach leaves for FA (YB) […]
The Arizona Cardinals’ schedule is brutal going forward. Taking it one game at a time is all they can do at this point. The remainder of the division is all 4-2-0, so another Cardinals loss will get them that much further behind. RELATED: CARDINALS OPEN PRACTICE WINDOW FOR WALTER NOLEN The Green Bay Packers were […]
The Knicks play basketball today. I mean, the Knicks play basketball today. That’s because at this injury-rate, there’s a chance nobody makes it alive to Friday night. Here’s what we’ve heard of late, including a few quotes from Big Perk. Mike Brown On Malcolm Brogdon’s career and retirement: “First of all, I just want to […]
Happy Friday, everyone. As you well know, Tennessee visits tomorrow night, and Alabama got some very good news on the injury front. Alabama football changed the injury status of running back Jam Miller in a positive direction. Miller is now listed as probable on the Thursday night availability report. Miller had been listed as questionable Wednesday. Alabama’s top […]
To highlight a strong opening of the season for the Colorado Avalanche, the full Mile High Hockey Lab crew of Ezra Parter, Evan Liu, Brennan Vogt, Jackie Kay and host Adrian Hernandez gathered to break down the first four games on the young NHL season. Topics covered include the ongoing Marty Nečas contract saga and […]
In last Saturday’s contest at Boston College, Quarterback Cade Klubnik threw for 220 yards on 22/30 passing while running for 48 on 9 carries. Unfortunately, one of those carries led to a sprained ankle and that ankle may now preclude him from playing against SMU. Being listed as questionable means he will most likely not […]
Last week, I wrote about Mike Burrows, as he was the single largest gainer in Ottoneu FanGraphs points per IP between the first and second halves of the season, among pitchers with at least 30 IP as a starter in both halves. Today, I wanted to look at that same list and cover the pitcher […] Source
Good Friday morning Dawg fans! I am not on the road again, as I just got back from vacation, but these Dawgs will be walking into the Big House for a pivotal road game against the Michigan Wolverines! Let’s get to the Dots! Football Dots Basketball Dots That’s all for today, so thank you for […]
The October 2025 FIFA rankings are out, and the United States Men’s National Team have dropped another place. The USMNT, fresh off a win against Australia and draw against Ecuador in the October international window, fell one place to 16th in the world. The USMNT have hovered in the mid-teens in the world rankings for […]
Trust the process—even when it hurts. The Rangers’ latest loss to Toronto was full of good signs, bad luck, and one very overdue goal.
Last night, I had the privilege of watching my favorite player ever show he still had greatness in his body at 41 years old. With the Blue Jays needing a win to tie the series in hostile territory, they turned to Max Scherzer. As he did so many times for the Nationals, Mad Max delivered […]
As a Georgia fan, the mention of Verron Haynes is likely to first bring up the legendary P-44 Haynes play call. And why shouldn’t it? It was a defining early win for head coach Mark Richt at Georgia, and it turned the tide of the Tennessee rivalry. But as glorious as that moment was, not […]
Special thanks to Andrew Rice of On the Banks for joining me to discuss Rutgers’ roster on this week’s podcast: Offense The upward trajectory of the offense for the 2025 season has continued as Andrew and I talked about over this past offseason – several longtime and severe limiting factors, some of which had lasted upwards of a decade, […]
Should we be concerned about how the Sens have been playing?
A look into Walker Jenkins stock going into the 2025-26 off-season The post Will Walker Jenkins Help Turn the Tide for the Twins in 2026? appeared first on Pitcher List .
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (6-3-3, 1-3-1 ACC) return to Spry this evening to take on the Louisville Cardinals (5-5-2, 1-5 ACC). For the Deacs, this is their second straight game against a bottom 3 team in the conference, as they are coming off of a dramatic late 2-1 victory in Berkeley against the 13th […]