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Panthers’ Brady Tkachuk Trade Could Lead to Goaltending Bind
The Florida Panthers wait for the 2026 NHL Draft this weekend and the start of free agency on July 1. After watching the Carolina Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup, they…
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Previewing the Rays 2026 Infield Group
The Rays have done some shuffling among their infield group this offseason. Most notably, they traded away Brandon Lowe and have continued to prioritize bat-to-ball and plate skills over whiff-prone power bats. Gavin Lux was acquired as a stop gap at 2B, and Ben Williamson’s recent acquisition makes him the front runner to fill a […]
T.O. Barrett upped his game — but can he give Mizzou more down the stretch?
T.O. Barrett’s breakout moment is easy to spot. It played out with five minutes left in regulation against Oklahoma. Missouri trailed by three. Barrett caught a ball reversal in the right slot and waited for Shawn Phillips Jr. to trot up and set a ball screen on the Sooners’ Tae Davis. Barrett didn’t need it. […]
Chicago Bears Top Ten Playoff Wins of Super Bowl Era: 6. Bears good as Gould vs Seahawks
We’ve moved to our 6th-best Chicago Bears playoff victory of the Super Bowl era, and it’s the only opponent that shows up twice in this series. Of the playoff victories the Bears have had during the Super Bowl era, there have been only two teams they have beaten twice. The New Orleans Saints, who had […]
Everton Youth – the current, quite healthy, state of development
This season, the fifth that I have been covering for Everton’s Youth teams, seems to be making a lot more sense than previous years. I recall seasons, not too long ago, which saw once-promising talent peak and fester in the Under 21s before, largely fading quietly into the lower reaches of the Football League. There’s […]
SSFC Spotlight: Ethan Schilte-Brown grabs starting spot in Scotland
The recruitment of dual-nationals continues to be at the forefront of nearly every program’s strategy, both as a short-term boost before tournaments and to provide future options to the pool. Many talents will resist these overtures, but others may be intrigued by the opportunities presented by a switch. Ethan Schilte-Brown has the potential to be […]
A Big Victory Over Michigan State – And a Tough Path Ahead for Michigan
It’s been somewhat of an unusual season for Michigan. Dusty May’s Wolverines came out of the gate hot, overwhelming opponents in unprecedented fashion. How unprecedented? In a five-game stretch spanning late November to early December, Michigan defeated San Diego State by 40, Auburn by 30, Gonzaga by 40, Rutgers by 41 and Villanova by 28. […]
Mountaintop View 2-5-26
For Hawaii football team, nation’s earliest spring ball is part of the drill Welcome to Timmy Chang’s Hawaii Rainbow Warrior football program, where spring practices start before the Super Bowl concludes. Brian McInnis of Spectrum News Hawaii details why the Warriors elect to start spring ball so soon. Early enrollee Maika Eugenio and transfer Bjorn […]
Which White Sox player or coach do you still defend, no matter what the numbers say?
We are launching a new daily article here at South Side Sox, more prominently than our items that pop up on The Feed. It falls under the category of White Sox Discussions, which you’ll see in a few weeks will also be our new branding for Game Threads. Our Discussion series continues by addressing those […]
‘Dawgs on Tour Heads to “The People’s Open”
First a quick glance at last week’s results in San Diego, likely the last time that tourney is sponsored by Farmer’s Insurance (We are apparently not Farmer’s. Bum ba-dum bum bum bum bum.) Davis Thompson started hot but cooled off quickly in the back half of his opening round, and really didn’t get anything going […]
L.A. Rams News: Would they have any interest in this backup?
I don’t buy the link below because the headline is pretty wild by saying that Malik Willis will get a $71 million contract, but also because I don’t think the Rams would be interested in Malik Willis, but I do think Willis will have a market. Maybe the Rams would be interested in having him […]
Quack Fix 2026-2-5
2026 Recruiting Class Officially finishes at 2nd after National Signing Day Oregon lands commitment from Howard DL Derrick Brown Jr. Dan Lanning, Drew Mehringer, Chris Hampton and Marshall Malchow break down the 2026 recruiting class Ducks win roller coaster game against Illinois Highlight of the Day: Oregon vs Illinois Highlights
Patriots vs. Seahawks: Who has the edge in Super Bowl 60?
Seven years ago, the New England Patriots went up against Los Angeles Rams with the Vince Lombardi Trophy on the line and produced a historic defensive battle. Their 13-3 victory remains the lowest-scoring among the 59 Super Bowls played so far. Why is this relevant? Because the Patriots’ return to the game’s biggest stage is […]
Carlton Davis explains why he didn’t re-sign with Detroit Lions
This offseason, it was a bit surprising to see that the Detroit Lions—after using a third-round pick to trade for him in 2024—opted not to re-sign cornerback Carlton Davis after a solid year with the team. It turns out the Lions did make a play to re-sign the veteran cornerback, but there was a dispute […]
Did the Red Sox actually break the law with junk ticketing fees?
Last week, Red Sox fans Damon Campagna, Lily Rose Smith and Patrick Spaulding filed a class-action lawsuit against the team in U.S. District Court, alleging that it charged illegal junk fees from at least 2022 through 2024 and used “drip pricing” to inflate the stated costs for tickets. I believe them. To be clear, I […]
Boiler Alert Podcast: The State of the Big Ten Race
At the start of this episode I give Ryan, a Bulls fan, the opportunity to talk about Jaden Ivey being shipped to Chicago from Detroit. With no Purdue game to talk about on this episode Ryan and I wanted to take some time to slow down, take a step back, and look at the remaining […]
Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 69
From a skyscraper climb to draft-pick math and cap-hit reality, the Ombudsman is back to clean up another week of Blueshirt Bandwidth.
The Wizards Bought Low on an Aging Superstar — and That’s the Point
In keeping with decades of Wizards tradition, they made a major transaction while I was otherwise occupied. Today, it was meetings and deadlines. In previous years, I’ve been on flights, at business events, or behind the wheel on long drives. My first reaction to the Wizards trading for Anthony Davis: “This is nuts.” Then someone […]
The Washington Commanders hire a new defensive run game coordinator/DL coach
The Washington Commanders hired Daronte Jones as their new defensive coordinator, and more changes to his coaching staff were reported last night. Several coaches have already found new jobs, including former DC Joe Whitt Jr. Washington also reportedly moved on from a few more coaches who haven’t found a new team. The Commanders are reportedly […]
Mets Morning News: Freddy Peralta won’t pitch in WBC
Meet the Mets Newest Met Freddy Peralta is already in camp and said he will not pitch for the Dominican Republic in the upcoming World Baseball Classic. Nolan McLean also reported early and is looking forward to his first big league camp. Spring training officially starts next week and Anthony DiComo wrote an handy guide […]
Orioles question of the moment: What concerns you about this season?
We’re only days away from Orioles pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training to prepare for the 2026 season. It’s the time of year when optimism abounds and fans everywhere can hope for the best from their favorite team. The O’s are no exception, and yesterday you let us know what most excites you about […]
NBA Trade Deadline 2026 discussion
The NBA Trade Deadline Day for the 2025-26 NBA season is today at 3 p.m. ET. The Washington Wizards are already part of the shenanigans around trade deadline day, with Anthony Davis getting traded to Washington yesterday. And Trae Young was traded to DC just last month. Could something else happen today? We shall see! […]
San Jose Sharks in trade talks surrounding RHD
The San Jose Sharks are open for business and a lot of their attention right now is on their blueline. According to multiple reports, the Sharks are open to moving right-handed defencemen John Klingberg and Timothy Liljegren. GM Mike Grier is looking to land blueliners before the March 6th trade deadline who are under contract and long-term options for the franchise. Both Klingberg and Liljegren are pending unrestricted free agents and aren't players who Grier feels warrants to be contributing...
Former IU basketball All-American Trayce Jackson-Davis traded to the Toronto Raptors
Former IU basketball All-American Trayce Jackson-Davis is on the move. Jackson-Davis, the No. 57 pick in the 2023 NBA draft, has been dealt by Golden State to Toronto ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. In return for ... The post Former IU basketball All-American Trayce Jackson-Davis traded to the Toronto Raptors appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Slot on Jacquet Signing: “The Future of This Club Is in Very Good Place”
Liverpool’s new big money signing, 20-year-old French youth international centre half Jérémy Jacquet, won’t properly arrive at the club until the summer after the Reds agreed a £60M buy-and-loan-back January deadline day deal to sign the highly talented Rennes youngster. When he does arrive, though, the expectation will be for Jacquet to compete for starting […]
Buffs bullied by Baylor in blowout bloss
All of Waco, Texas should be doing the “too small” gesture towards to the Colorado Buffaloes. The Buffs never stood a chance as the Baylor Bears beat them down, 86-67. Tad Boyle opted for an undersized and very young starting five, going with Barrington Hargress and four true freshmen in Isaiah Johnson, Jalin Holland, Josiah […]
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