For the last three seasons, an Eastern Conference team has won the Stanley Cup. Ever since the 2000 Stanley Cup, west teams and east teams have each won nine Stanley Cups. There was no Stanley Cup Final in 2005 because of the season long lockout. It is quite possible another team from the east wins... Continue Reading →
For the first time in the Steve Kerr era, the Golden State Warriors are back to the reality of the NBA and not in dream land, destroying teams every other night. Surprisingly this team isn’t in first place in the West and they even had a 7-7 in November. Fans were starting to panic, even... Continue Reading →
One of the off-season headlines that isn't getting much attention is the Indians shopping of both of their aces. They are looking to trade either Corey Kluber or Trevor Bauer and still remain competitive. Yes, you read that right. After three straight division titles, it seems some of the teams in their division have made... Continue Reading →
The Philadelphia Flyers have been one of the worst teams in the NHL so far this season after making it to the playoffs last season. Philadelphia is in last place in the Metropolitan Division with a 15-22-6 with 36 points. If the season ended right now, they would own the second pick in the NHL... Continue Reading →
On September 13th, 2018, the San Jose Sharks added elite defenseman Erik Karlsson to their already good team. The Sharks always put good teams together every season, but always come up short of winning the Stanley Cup. Team teal has only made two big signings in the last 13 years that made a huge impact... Continue Reading →
Over the course of his three year stint with the Boston Red Sox, closer Craig Kimbrel has compiled a 2.44 ERA over 184.1 innings. He converted 108 out of 119 save opportunities during his tenure in Boston. Reports of his demise have been greatly exaggerated as his numbers remain elite, and after all, he... Continue Reading →
As the MLB hot stove continues on throughout the beginning of winter, two of the biggest dominoes have yet to fall. Former MVP Bryce Harper and perennial All-Star Manny Machado have yet to choose their new teams for the foreseeable future. It seems that literally any team in the league would jump at the chance... Continue Reading →
Washington Capitals center Alex Ovechkin was elected by the fans to be the captain for the Metropolitan Division in the All-Star Game at the end of January in San Jose. Ovechkin announced today that he will miss the All-Star Game due to rest. He wants to rest up for the second-half of the regular season.... Continue Reading →
Antonio Brown is the root of the latest off the field storyline in what was a season to forget for the boys in black and yellow. Ownership was unwilling to pay up for star running back Le'Veon Bell over the last few seasons, which caused headaches for everyone in the Steelers organization all the way... Continue Reading →
