The Toronto Raptors are currently battling the Washington Wizards in Game 2 in the first round. The Raptor took a 1-0 series lead over the weekend and were well on their way to taking a 2-0 tonight as they were up 65-45 before they had to stop the game. Out of nowhere fans with courtside... Continue Reading →
https://twitter.com/Nationals/status/986025618600062977 Hopefully, the Harper haters are taking cover because this ball still hasn't landed. The raw power associated with hitting a 406-ft home run while vaporizing your bat is astonishing. But... At this point Manfred has to admit to corking the balls, continuing to deny it is just plain offensive. No doubt Harper is one of the... Continue Reading →
This week the hit game show 'Wheel of Fortune' tried to right their wrongs with the Chicago White Sox. In early February, one of their puzzles dealt with Chicago sports teams. The answers to the puzzle included the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, and Cubs. One major team was missing and that was the Chicago White Sox.... Continue Reading →
Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Lakers battled the #1 seed Houston Rockets in a meaningless game 81. The Rockets beat the Lakers 105-99 at the Staples Center but that did not really matter. The attention was on newly called-up Andre Ingram, 32, who was set to make his NBA debut after 10 years in the... Continue Reading →
The Chicago White Sox dropped their fourth game of the weekend and second to the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. Tigers' Michael Fulmer and Miguel Cabrera help lead the team to a 6-1 victory. Sox fans did at least get enjoy a special first pitch done by southside of Chicago native, Kendall Coyne. Coyne is a 2-time Olympic... Continue Reading →
Now a two-time champion, Jalen Brunson is embracing his basketball success. Brunson and his teammates won the championship on Monday, were in a parade on Thursday, and for Brunson, he got to end it with another honor. Friday evening, Brunson was named the 2018 Wooden Award Winner; the first from Villanova. This season, he averaged 18.9... Continue Reading →
Thursday afternoon, Chicago White Sox played their home opening day game against the Detroit Tigers in front of 33,318 fans. The Sox had a four-run lead heading into the seventh inning before they blew the game. They allowed the Tigers to score six runs in the final three innings. Detroit took Chicago's opener 9-7. The real... Continue Reading →
The all-star center down in New Orleans, Anthony Davis, is finishing up an MVP caliber and helping the Pelicans (43-33) get a playoff berth for the first time since the 2014-2015 season. From high school to college and now to the NBA, one thing remained consistent in Davis' life, that is his uni-brow. Davis took... Continue Reading →
March 29th is the earliest baseball opening day fans have ever got to enjoy. Major League Baseball also set up Opening Day in grand fashion by scheduling every single team for a game all on one day. Here is a complete rundown of what took place across the country at a baseball stadium (possibly) near... Continue Reading →
