Tag: Sports

  • Fact of the Day

    Did you know NBA commissioner Adam Silver grew up a big New York Knicks fan?

  • Do the Stanky Leg

    Logan Stankoven was not supposed to be here. He was traded from the Dallas Star and him, Jackson Blake, and Taylor Hall have been pure fire.

    The second line has gone out and played tremendous hockey. Through 13 games, Stankoven has tallied 9 goals and three assists to help push the second line.

    He is arguably a player that can only improve and develop from here on out. Ever since last year, Stankoven proved to be a catalyst and will have to do none other than the Stanky leg to boost the Carolina Hurricanes’ chances.

    Stanley Cup Final Game 1 between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights starts tomorrow at 8 ET on ABC.

  • Myles Garrett Traded to Los Angeles Rams

  • How Jaylen Brown Could Elevate the GSW

    Jaylen Brown came off a spectacular year. It was a year in which he got to showcase some of his skills, not to say market value.

    Rumors are heating up in regard to Browns eligibility to be traded. Teams such as the Bucks, Heat, and others are legitimate possibilities but one team that could stand out are the Golden State Warriors.

    They could bring back the Splash Brothers and have Brown work extremely hard through his prime, unlike Jimmy Butler who is undergoing rehab on his ACL.

    Brown has shown up in feeds/rumors in Golden State white, blue, and gold and who is not to say, how cool and trendy that would be.

  • The Case in the MLB CBA Pudding

    Very soon MLB league officials will gather as part of a new CBA agreement. Many people think the owners will agree on a new payroll establishment while one CBA rests on the morals and values of revenue disparity.

    Many do not want a lockout and more certain change has added onto the bonus of ABS, pitching clock, and other tools for the game to unlock except payroll despair. The Tampa Bay Rays currently rank first and have one of the lowest payrolls in baseball.

    The Los Angeles Dodgers may be a hot topic of discussion for right now but Shohei Ohtani is a global phenomenon who busts his tail off.

    More will arise out of division and defensive realignment. Rob Manfred wants to push the narrative that this is a new age of baseball.

    Whatever happens, the players are owed the dignity and integrity of the sport.

  • The Atlanta Curse

    The Atlanta Braves have been in the news lately, partial, for landing in 1st place of the red hot NL East division. Chris Sale has been wheeling and dealing looking like the team’s best player with a 1.96 ERA but the odyssey to stay healthy has remained.

    Take a look at Ronald Acuna Jr. and Spencer Strider. Those two can easily be successful when given the opportunity to be a number one option.

    Then, there was the late Ted Turner and manager Bobby Cox who passed away in the same week as two Atlanta legends. Who could not forget the trio Bobby Cox worked with which included Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux, and John Smoltz.

    The Braves dominated the 90’s of baseball and have a lot to appreciate except for Sean Murphy. He has been listed out again for eight weeks and it is a major concern given this is Murphy’s fifth time on the IL in three years.

  • Kyle Schwarber is Doing It Again

    Kyle Schwarber has found his swing again as the Philadelphia Phillies are in second place of the NL East division. He currently leads MLB in home runs and is showing no signs of stopping.

    Aaron Judge, Byron Buxton, and Munetaka Murakami trail with 15 homers and are not defiance. Schwarber and the Phillies said good bye to Rob Thomson on April 28 and ever since, went 11-2. Hitting coach Kevin Long has to be pleased.

    Schwarber wanted to test the market in the off-season and so far he has made the right decision in Philadelphia’s hitter friendly ball park.

    If he keeps this up, he can certainly live up to the Designated Hitter David Ortiz was to Boston and play an entire career in Philadelphia. He recently hit a Schwarbomb off former teammate Ranger Suarez and said after the game how he was like a brother during his time in Philadelphia.

    Brotherly Love is the best way to describe it as Schwarber encompasses.

  • Steve Kerr Returns for Another Season

  • UFC Freedom 250

    UFC Freedom 250 is about celebrating not only America but the fighters that put their body on the line to represent the American dream. Come home to their families and deliver on that exceeding paycheck. Start their cars and go ahead the extra mile.

    UFC Freedom 250 will star the likes of Sean O’Malley, Derrick Lewis, Alex Pereira, and more. It will feature the official main event between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje.

    Gaethje may come out of this the biggest star in UFC’s recent history as put against any superstar, he has delivered time again. As for Topuria, he has not fought since June 2025.

    Whatever happens, this event will feature great production, according to sources, and a joyous outcome. U.S.A.! U.S.A.!

    Bold Prediction: Gaethje defeats Topuria

  • Coach Kerr Indebted to Golden State, Forever

    It was just announced after 13 NBA seasons coach Steve Kerr sat down with owner Joe Lacob, and GM Mike Dunleavy Jr for a meeting. Only one can imagine how that went.

    Along the way, Kerr won four NBA championships with the likes of Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney, Andre Iguodala, and so much unbelievable talent. Kerr could not been blessed into a situation casted by the famous trio. He knew when to pinpoint pick or pass beginning in the ultra NBA days known as Chicago.

    Chicago meant home. It meant a masterpiece to Kerr as he took and created in Golden State (not known as the triangle).

    Prior to the job with Golden State, NBA legendary figure Phil Jackson had reached out to Kerr for a head coaching gig with the New York Knicks. Kerr outright refused and chose the New York Knicks.

    Rumors leaked he did it for the location of his family but ultimately built one in Golden State. The coach meets with staff again next week.

    Absolutely all coaches’ contracts expire after this season and Kerr has a decision to make. Does he take a break and tests his abilities on the open market? Or does he return for a fourteenth NBA season of basketball.

    Although nothing is confirmed, Yahoo Sports is reporting that the job is under consideration and Kerr will proceed meticulously with matters’ rights. Kerr is 60 years old and if he wants to make an impression, he makes it look too easy.

    GS forever..