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Patrick Cantlay is currently the leader in the clubhouse, but the real story coming out of the Memorial Tournament this weekend has been the fans heckling of Bryson Dechambeau. If you don’t follow golf, the long and short of this is that there is an ongoing feud between Bryson Dechambeau and Brooks Koepka that has …
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Get out your popcorn (but don’t be a dick about it) because this Sunday, June 6th, at 1:00 pm EST the Philadelphia 76ers will host the Atlanta Hawks in Game 1 of the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Sixers are hot off a 17-point victory against the Washington Wizards and despite the unknown status of Joel …
Another great round of Game 2 matchups wrapped up last night with some very interesting developments, especially out West. The early game was pretty much what I expected, with Brooklyn completely dominating Boston right from the start. The Nets’ big three all had solid games but when you’re also getting 25 points from Joe Harris …
Continue reading “Playoffs!? Impressions Of Each NBA Playoff Matchup After Game 1, Pt. 3”
As promised, here is part two of three of NBA first-round Playoff series previews. If you read yesterdays’ article I went over the Heat and Bucks series as well as the Trailblazers and Nuggets. Just to recap, Giannis and the Bucks came out hot in the early game with one of the greatest shooting quarters …
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The NBA playoffs are now underway and so far they have not disappointed. On Saturday we had 6-seed Miami Heat give 3-seed Milwaukee Bucks all they could handle, taking them to overtime in Game 1 on their home court. We also had higher seeds Dallas Mavericks and Portland Trailblazers go on the road and steal …
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In almost every sport, whenever a big-name player retires, social media seems to explode with discussions about whether or not they belong in the Hall of Fame. Last week, Julian Edelman’s announcement of his retirement was no different, with New England homers putting in their two cents and trying to argue his case for the …
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I apologize for being a few days late with my “bold predictions” but instead of writing on Opening Day, I was actually attending the Phillies/Braves game. I’m really not that sorry, it was my first Opening Day, and what a better way to end it than with a walk-off Phillies win? Ultimately we still have …
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#Phillies have released LHP Tony Watson. — MiLB-Transactions (@tombaseball29) March 27, 2021 In case you missed it, the Phillies started to finalize their 26-man roster yesterday and decided not to keep veteran lefty, Tony Watson. Instead, they optioned him to the minors, prompting him to opt-out of his contract in search of an opportunity with …
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It’s been a long offseason for the Philadelphia Phillies fan base and I don’t know about you all, but I’m ready to have my heart broken again. Now I am by no means someone who thinks we have a shot every year or brag about having the best record in baseball when we win on …
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Over the past few years, I’ve heard it said quite often that when you find your franchise quarterback you have to pay them. On the surface it makes sense, the quarterback is the most important position on the field, and without a good one, it is very difficult to compete in today’s NFL. That being …
Continue reading “Deal Or No Deal: Why Overpaying Quarterbacks Is Actually Hurting NFL Franchises”
