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College Basketball Bubble Location Updates
College basketball fans continue to get positive news as the upcoming season approaches. A new season start date of November 25th was approved this past Wednesday. Last month, the idea of a college basketball bubble for March Madness received substance by Mark Emmert. All that is left is figuring out how the NCAA gets to […] READ MORE
54-Hole Leader Matthew Wolff on Precipice of U.S. Open History
With a win, Wolff becomes the youngest major winner since Tiger Woods (1997 Masters) and the youngest U.S. Open champion since Bobby Jones (1923). READ MORE
Canadian Taylor Pendrith Embracing Inaugural U.S. Open Experience
After shooting a one-over 71 in the opening round, Pendrith scrambled to shoot a four-over 74 on Friday. Depending on how the golfers perform in the afternoon wave, Pendrith will likely make the cut at his debut major championship. READ MORE
The Lovable Cleveland Spiders
The Lovable Cleveland Spiders Lovable Losers It is human nature to want the best. And why not? What is wrong with striving to get to the top? Absolutely nothing. But, there is something to be said for being the worst. There is a certain lovable quality to hanging around at the bottom. The Ford Pinto, […] READ MORE
No One Expected the Orioles To Be Competing
No One Expected Orioles to Compete With less than a quarter of the season left, no one expected the Baltimore Orioles to be competing for a playoff spot. Getting swept by the New York Yankees last weekend didn’t help their chances. However, although unlikely, an Oriole winning streak and a Yankee or a Toronto Blue […] READ MORE
Justin Thomas Clubhouse Leader after First Round at U.S. Open
Justin Thomas shot an opening-round 65 at the 120th U.S. Open. READ MORE
West Ham United and the Continuous Sapping of Optimism in East London
There have been so many reasons why football in its current Covid-laced state – without fans – is a bit bland. There’s no real atmosphere – however much they pump in fake crowd noise – to aid a sterile game and augment a great one. There’s no roar, yell, or rally cry after a fourth […] READ MORE
Vancouver Canucks Potential Moves
The Vancouver Canucks potential moves are going to be influenced this year, more than in any other, by cash. Teams all through the NHL are feeling the hit from the novel coronavirus, and it’s going to show in deals and signings big and small. Vancouver Canucks Potential Moves A Book Balancing Act NHL owners who […] READ MORE
Why the Ottawa Senators Shouldn’t Go After Matt Murray
The Ottawa Senators will be a very busy team this offseason. Over half of their forwards need new contracts, a mix of UFA and RFa’s alike. However, they also have a ton of draft capital, more quality than anyone in the league. With that, it’d make sense for them to at least see what the […] READ MORE
