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The Reynaldo Lopez mechanics saga is, well, a saga. First, we had his diminished velocity in Spring Training due to “mechanics” rather than injury or something else that persisted, as he was throwing in the high 90s in this 2026 debut. That debut went well without Lopez pitching all that well, but he looked and […]
Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane made 10 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, the second time in three years he’s hit the double-digit pick mark, and with the dust settled, a comprehensive review of the club’s draft class is in order. Instead of a granular examination of all 10 rookies — that’ll be coming this […]
For the third straight weekend, Texas A&M baseball made history. This time, the Aggies (33-8, 14-6) knocked off the Gators in Gainesville, Fla., to secure their first ever SEC series win in the Swamp and the second in twenty years. The Maroon and White outscored Florida 13-5 over the final two games of the three-game […]
It’s Monday, and college baseball and softball are getting closer to tournament time. Also, there is always football news happening. But our coverage is still going strong. Check out our original coverage and what we can find from the World Wide Web below. Boise State spring game The Broncos finished spring practices, and the defense […]
Minnesota Timberwolves at Denver NuggetsDate: April 27th, 2026Time: 9:30 PM CDTLocation: Ball ArenaTelevision Coverage: NBC, Peacock Before we get to Game 5, the elimination stakes, the wounded Nuggets, and the suddenly very real possibility that Minnesota could end this thing in Denver again, we need to start with Donte DiVincenzo. Those 79 seconds of Game […]
This was the 3rd week of full minor league play (stats are entering play on Sunday, April 26th). According to FanGraphs (which factors in age and proximity to the big leagues), 22-year old backstop Caden Bodine continues to be the top hitter in the Rays system; the Rays acquired the former 1st round pick in […]
UNC’s recent basketball roster proves this point: US college sports has become a pro league with a global supply of talent. Last season, we had Luka Bogovac of Montenegro, Henri Veesaar of Estonia, and while you may have missed him, Ivan Matlekovic of Croatia. This season, we already have two players from abroad on the […]
That was all pretty anticlimactic. The 2026 NFL Draft concluded Saturday, with the Jacksonville Jaguars drafting 10 players and starting in the second round for the first time ever. It was by no means the flashiest draft of all time, but one that looks to round out a roster that was a few plays away […]
Team Gleason has just announced the 14th annual Gleason Gras will be held on Friday, October 9, 2025, at Generations Hall in New Orleans. This year’s event will feature live music, delicious food and drinks as well as live and silent auctions plus so much more. Come on out for an awesome night of good […]
By all accounts, Alex Cora is a good manager as far as these things go. Dan is correct in that you really can’t predict or even properly judge a manager’s contributions except in obvious outlier situations, but the buzz around Cora has always been positive. His strongest claim to fame is winning a World Series […]
Two years ago, Colton Cowser nearly won AL Rookie of the Year. Last year, he battled through multiple injuries and saw his production decline dramatically. And this year, Orioles President of Baseball Operations Mike Elias is being asked questions about whether or not the former fifth overall pick could be demoted to Triple-A soon. Elias […]
Welcome to the Playoff Thread for the games in the week of 4/27. Last week went pretty much as expected apart from the Battle of Pennsyvania. The Pens looked unexpectedly old and slow. Yet the oldest guy was responsible for a large chunk of their anemic scoring. (Wait – Letang isn’t older than Geno – right?). Its been fun watching playoff hockey and playing spot the Ex-Predator on most of the teams. Enjoy the week! Just a reminder – we’re always looking for new people to chat with an...
Scoot Henderson may have had an injury-riddled regular season, but he has been a playoff standout for the Blazers.
Former Kentucky Wildcat and two-time NBA champion Rajon Rondo is reportedly in the running to be a NBA head coach. According to Marc Stein, the New Orleans Pelicans are largely considering Rondo for their HC position. He spent the 2017-2018 season as the starting point guard, averaging eight points and as many assists in 65 […]
Sometimes things work out a certain way. It isn’t always planned, but it just makes sense. The draft board could have worked out a thousand different ways for the Indianapolis Colts over the weekend, but as it stands, a common theme emerged. Chris Ballard loves the trenches, but he also has an affinity for physicality. […]
This is the lab. In the lab we do experiments. Sometimes it is the moral and ethical equivalent of shining a magnifying glass on an ant. In other times, it is a little more serious. I should note that when I put things like this in the lab, it is not proceeded by “the Astros […]
With the 2026 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, it’s time for the annual tradition of immediately looking ahead to the next draft cycle to see what your favorite team might do (they almost certainly won’t) in the next offseason. While this exercise is meant to be fun and entertaining, I always recommend using it […]
A’s 2, Rangers 1
As you can see from the byline above, I’m Chris Trapasso, the new site producer here at Buffalo Rumblings, and I cannot stress with this keyboard the magnitude of excitement I have for this new job, covering/analyzing/examining/opining on the Buffalo Bills with this stellar staff. For the long-time Rumblers and Bills fans, you may remember […]
Happy Monday, Fear the Wall. With today’s victory, BVB mathematically secured a place on the team list for next season’s Champions League. Let me be the first to say, “woo hoo”. That being the case, hopefully we can look forward to seeing more youth integration at BVB before the season is up. Samuele Inacio got […]
How low can the vibes get before you reach a point of no return? We got pretty close to that after the demoralizing beatdown the Knicks got at the hands of the shorthanded Mavericks back on MLK Day in January to fall to 2-9 in their last 11 games. Even throughout all the frustration in […]
The transfer portal closed last week and rosters for the 2026-27 college basketball season are coming more into focus. After Michigan ended the Big Ten’s national championship drought earlier this month, the conference looks set up for another strong season ... The post A look at where Big Ten teams – including IU basketball – stand in way-too-early 2026-27 rankings appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Real Madrid have published a medical report on Kylian Mbappé, who suffered a hamstring injury during the match against Betis. Following the tests carried out today on our player Kylian Mbappé by the Real Madrid Medical Services, he has been diagnosed with an injury to the semitendinosus muscle in his left leg. Awaiting progress.Source: Realmadrid.com […]
Draft season has now ended and that can mean only one thing – 2027 mock drafts! That’s right, if you thought you were done with mock drafts, think again. We’re already looking to the next draft even though it may be hard to top the one that just went past. Seriously, it feels like the […]
Outside that pair of series against the Athletics and Rays, this Yankees team has been pretty adept at quickly brushing off losses. That’s something they’ll look to do in the backend of this road trip after missing out on a sweep opportunity against the Houston Astros. After Luis Gil’s increasingly disappointing efforts on Sunday—ultimately leading […]