• Sandersmania

    Sandersmania

    Hi, and welcome back to college football. It is Colorado football season or would like to say Sandersmania for the pure simple fact that Shedeur Sanders was the Buffaloe’s bright spot last year. He has entered himself in top mock draft board conversations to ease his transition into the NFL. It turns better.

    Sanders, in his lone great season, completed 69.3% of his passes for 3,230 yards, 31 total touchdowns, and only three interceptions. Not bad to start. But he even breaks out better in terms of NFL scouts based on his agility and size to become another Sanders in the wings waiting for their draft number to be called.

    Prototypical is the word to describe aloud Sandersmania. He is sharp, tenacious, and aggressive. He is also Deion Sander’s son, who recently discussed on a podcast that an ‘Eli Manning situation’ is coming to a head soon for Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.

    Hunter is another highly recruited player out of Jackson State and Colorado who plays more than one position for the Buffaloes. It will be a gifted feeling for Sanders or Hunter to be drafted by a respective team or greater but Sanders is easily the most intriguing prospect entering senior year.

    He will have every opportunity to prove that he is a legitimate magnet to the press, fans, and scouts.

  • Dylan Raiola Earns Starting QB Position

    Dylan Raiola Earns Starting QB Position

    Nebraska named Dylan Raiola its starting QB less than two weeks from their season opener against UTEP.

    Raiola performed very well during the spring game, just enough to appeal to the Huskers coaching staff and be better than his predecessor Heinrich Haarberg who played poorly inside the FBS rankings of quarterbacks last year.

    Raiola was highly recruited by Georgia and Texas and decided to play for coach Matt Rhule instead. A bit of anticipation is that he will become the first true freshman to lead the Huskers to a nice total offense record since Aidan Martinez.

  • Stone Unturned

    Stone Unturned

    It is a smooth sailing Monday afternoon in Santa Monica, CA. Nothing could wrong beside the potential earthquakes that surround and locate the area from time to time. Gavin Stone is a major league pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He has been attending this rodeo for less than two years and executing fine.

    This comes off the heels of a Jack Flaherty trade, and injury stints to River Ryan Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow, and Clayton Kershaw. It cannot go without mentioning, Bobby Miller and Walker Buehler have thrown their arms out.

    There is a stone unturned however in the stretch of August to October and his name is Gavin Stone. Stone has pitched a solid 3.63 ERA, 4.04 FIP and lately struck out 10 batters in a seven innings pitched win over Seattle.

    Stone accredited Dodgers pitching coach Mark Prior for overcoming easy adjustments as well as learning from Clayton Kershaw. Stone has cleaned some things on his delivery, in the case of not spinning the ball off.

    Bobby Miller was the Dodgers hopeful delivery man last year but considering him and Buehler have combined for 17 ineffective starts, Kershaw is back as always, Yamamoto will likely return, and Tyler Glasnow should be ready.

    The race is on for October.

  • Bryce Harper’s Approach is Unsettling

    Bryce Harper’s Approach is Unsettling

    It is August 11. The summer is winding down. The Olympics is tuned at a high volume but meanwhile, Phillies baseball is in the Arizona desert, and is meant to be played with one objective. Do not get mortified but as it turns out on a 103-degree indoor afternoon, the fielders retreated extra ground and the opposing batters covered the price. The final score resulted in being Philadelphia 5 and Arizona 12.

    The Arizona Diamondbacks closer Paul Sewald did throw more than 15 pitches and earned a successful team victory otherwise. (Arizona won 3 of 4 against Philadelphia.) The focus lies on the Philadelphia Phillies. They are 24-30 in their last 54 games and now possess a 69-49 overall record. If the summer were to start today so June 11, the Phillies would be at least 10 and 15 games ahead of where they are currently.

    The Phillies must crush the Mets and Braves now. It is their only hope.

    Bryce Harper said during the All-Star break that the Phillies are destined to compete for a World Series every year and denied the notion that they are World Series or bust considering the Phillies might need to think of changes.

    For example, JT Realmuto was seen aching behind the plate during the recent Arizona game and he has been a backbone for Philadelphia. He suffered a right knee injury that required meniscectomy surgery.

    Another example is the man himself, Harper. No full injury status has been given beyond notice but Harper is an instrumental part of any organization. Since his arrival, Harper has ranked in the top ten of MLB OPS and played most recently at first base begging the question if Harper is willingly built for outfield.

    While Harper might be settled in terms of the Phillies faithful and confidence, it is not too hard to believe if his future is adjacent from ending in red pinstripes soon. The Phillies might be inclined to move forward without Harper to continue their chase at other high profile free agents including Juan Soto.

    There is one sign for certain however and that is the Philadelphia Phillies have a World Series pennant to chase.

  • Jack Flaherty Realizes his Boyhood Dream

    Jack Flaherty Realizes his Boyhood Dream

    Jack Flaherty has pitched for numerous teams such as the Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Cardinals, and Detroit Tigers but now that he is a Los Angeles Dodger, his boyhood dream is finally realized growing up thirty minutes from L.A. and living in nearby Burbank, CA sporting Dodgers gear.

    Flaherty has pitched a 2.95 ERA in 106 innings pitched to go along with a 3.12 FIP. Again the key has been to motorize the exact zones Flaherty has felt comfortable going on the mound. He pitches these days with different resilience and utmost slickness.

    The main question on Dodgers fans’ minds will be how he handles team injuries going forward but just like his days in St. Louis, Baltimore, and Detroit he is used to the pressure and recently for the first time in Dodgers uniform shutout six innings which means he is obviously off to a good start and for the life of sporting Dodgers blue.

  • Rafael Devers Broke Seat

    Rafael Devers Broke Seat

    The Boston Red Sox picked up a 5-4 win before the MLB All-Star break and as that happened, Rafael Devers broke a seat.

    This is read correctly as Devers hit a home run (114.7 mph) and broke the back of a chair in Fenway Park. Photos can be seen below.

  • Uconn, Dan Hurley Reach Significant Deal to Stay

    Uconn, Dan Hurley Reach Significant Deal to Stay

    Uconn coach Dan Hurley reached a six-year deal today worth $50 million with the program. This comes off the heels of winning a second consecutive title victory. This now means Hurley and Uconn will aim to become the first and only program to win a third since John Wooden and the UCLA Bruins.

    Hurley recently declined a coaching offer with the Los Angeles Lakers. There is no word of clarity yet except Hurley is one of the best coaches in the world today and Uconn has got to feel spectacular with Jim Calhoun down to Kevin Ollie, and Dan Hurley.

  • Why Phil Brooks Delegitimized Combat Sports

    Why Phil Brooks Delegitimized Combat Sports

    Phil Brooks, also known as CM Punk in professional wrestling combated the issue of money vs. spending fun in an octagon for a couple nights and subsequently left the Ultimate Fighting Championship promotion and fans dumbfounded about what would occur next.

    Well, he faced Mickey Gall and provided no chance for bet sports books to believe in his opportunity to spar or take down his opponent for a critical submission taught in the Rufus Sport gym.

    Punk was in no greater condition to be competing. He delegitimized pro wrestling and boxing.

    Boxing is the worst because now fights such as Jake Paul, Tyron Woodley, and other celebrities or MMA star athletes are competing and seeming to gain a better profit than MMA, still.

    UFC has fortunately moved past CM Punk, at least maybe, and can persist on matchmaking and devising more successful cards for fans to not be dumbfounded, but to feel they are immersed in the action and understand a good piece of historic promotional revenue, attendance, and better fights in store.

  • SK Back on TikTok

    SK Back on TikTok

    Sports Kingdom is back on TikTok @sportskingdomus this time. The first clip available is the initial reaction to Klay Thompson leaving Golden State for Dallas. Earlier, there was also an announcement cited about SK’s relationship with Spotify and Amazon Music.

    This is an assertive attempt to gain more quality viewership and cannot thank those enough who regularly time to time check this site and Sports Kingdom’s external link for YouTube clip exposure.

    SK is under a new and same username this time on TikTok so let it be known to family, friends, and even co-workers. Sports Kingdom is here to share exclusive great content, unlike any other platform.

  • SK on Spotify

    SK on Spotify

    Sports Kingdom is on Spotify! Now listen to SK’s latest podcasts on the go throughout the Spotify network where over 36 million listeners tune in and growing. SK is also on Amazon Music now and with that feature and capability, listeners can stream again anywhere they please and share with friends, family, and even co-workers!