Month: December 2018

From Suck For Sam To Build For Sam

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With the end of the New York Jets’ season being nothing more than a formality at this point, the team decided to make the news with something other than the team’s play. They announced a contract extension for wide receiver Quincy Enunwa. The extension covers a length of four years

I Was At MSG for Tre Jones

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Thursday night I was one of the many in the seemingly sold out Madison Square Garden for the Ameritas Insurance Classic where Duke squared off with Texas Tech. The crowd was electric from the tip, capitalized by a fast break alley oop from Freshman sensation, Zion Williamson, in the early

Sibling Sitdown

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Everyone has their reasons or inspirations for gaining a vast interest in a subject. For me, the subject was sports and the reason was my older sister, Ali. Growing up, she was the one who taught me that there is always a game on and made sure that one was

Should Zuc Be Moved?

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Now, now, now, pump the brakes there for a second. I know, I just brought up the Rangers trading away their poster child, but hear me out for one second. He is in the final year of his current deal and he is set to become an unrestricted

The HOF Ballot from the EOTB – Part Two

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The HOF Ballot from EOTB-Part 2 The other day, I decided to do what most baseball fans do around this time of the year and put together my own ballot for the 2019 Hall of Fame. Like the actual BBWAA voters, I put together 10 names on the ballot who I

Riding Through Wade County in a Flash

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In case you do not remember, before the season a certain 12 time all star, 3 time NBA champion, 8 time all-NBA, a Finals MVP, a scoring champion, announced he was retiring when at the end of the 2018-2019 NBA season. That player is none other than Dwyane Wade. Peak

The HOF Ballot from the EOTB – Part One

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As fans of the game of baseball, one thing we look forward to the most, aside from the actual baseball season, is the off season and the selection of the new class of players who are to be enshrined into the Baseball Hall of Fame in July. Every winter, members

Corbin Heads to DC

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Free agent starting pitcher Patrick Corbin has agreed to a 6 year/$140 million deal with the Washington Nationals. This move adds Corbin to a rotation that already has Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg, creating one of the strongest starting rotations in the majors. However, in my honest opinion, Washington definitely

Mess with the Bulls, You Get Canned

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Earlier today, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that the Chicago Bulls have fired their Head Coach, Fred Hoiberg. Woj also reported that Hoiberg understandably did not take the news well, but perhaps what is most confusing is that Hoiberg was surprised he was fired. What a world we live in everybody!

Who Let Hayward Out

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Last season Gordon Hayward suffered a brutal ankle injury in the first quarter of the first game of the NBA season. At that moment, it was a very real possibility that the Celtics flushed $128 million down the toilet on a player who was supposed to take them to the