NBA Finals Preview

Scott Castellano - May 30, 2019

The off the court drama filled NBA season is finally coming to a close with the start of the NBA Finals tonight. There is virtually no surprise that the Warriors are representing the West, despite me predicting that they would lose to the Rockets when I was on the Landi

Boos In The Bronx

Scott Castellano - May 29, 2019

I was enjoying my Memorial Day the same as 40,000 other people at Yankee Stadium, well until Manny Machado came to bat. For years, people assumed Machado was going to sign with the Yankees when he became a free agent; as we now know, he did not and chose to

Tyronn Lue Stepped Over Again

Scott Castellano - May 9, 2019

Before becoming the Cleveland Cavaliers’ head coach in 2016, Tyronn Lue was most noticeably known for being the Laker Allen Iverson stepped over in the NBA Finals. Now, it looks like Lue is going to be stepped over again, this time by the Lakers. On Wednesday, Ty Lue and the Lakers stopped

NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs – Semi Finals

Scott Castellano - April 27, 2019

The first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs were the preliminaries to what is the real competition. The second round brings us more compelling matchups with greater upset potential. Let’s take a look and see who is going to emerge victorious. (1) Milwaukee Bucks vs (4) Boston Celtics Before the season

NBA Western Conference Playoffs – Round 1

Scott Castellano - April 13, 2019

The NBA regular season has finally ended. The playoffs begin on April 13, let’s look at each Western Conference matchup. (1) Golden State Warriors vs (8) Los Angeles Clippers The Warriors are the gold standard of the NBA right now. They have Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant, Draymond Green,

NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs – Round 1

Scott Castellano - April 12, 2019

The NBA regular season has finally ended. The playoffs begin on April 13, let’s look at each Eastern Conference matchup. (1) Milwaukee Bucks vs (8) Detroit Pistons The Bucks finished the season with an Eastern conference best, 60-22, record. A team does not win 60 games by accident. Coach Bud has

The Magic Is Gone

Scott Castellano - April 10, 2019

Just as fans in Los Angeles were sitting down to eat dinner, the news breaks that Magic Johnson stepped down from his role as President of Basketball Operations for the Los Angeles Lakers. Let’s run down the list of accomplishments Magic Johnson had in his tenure…ok, well that just about

NL East Preview – Atlanta Braves

Scott Castellano - March 27, 2019

With the start of the 2019 season rapidly approaching, I believe it’s time that we give you the ultimate breakdown of each division and predict their position in the standings come season’s end. It’s hard to predict record, so we’ll just give you their placement in the standings. Of course,

The Jets Ring The Bell

Scott Castellano - March 13, 2019

How we doing New York football fans?! Giants fans, not so well; while Jet fans probably think they are living in a dream. The Giants traded Odell Tuesday night and the Jets signed the top running back and offensive playmaker on the market, Le’veon Bell. The Giants are dismantling and

Odell Is Taking It To The Dog Pound

Scott Castellano - March 13, 2019

What a Tuesday for New York football fans. First, the Jet fans who have grown to just expect disappointment had Anthony Barr go back on his word and decide he is going to stay with Minnesota instead of becoming the outside linebacker for the Jets. Admittedly, as my friends can