Duke Flipped The Switch

College Basketball

Scott Castellano - February 13, 2019February 13, 20190

On Tuesday night, college basketball fans saw a thriller with a controversial ending in Lexington, when LSU beat Kentucky at the buzzer. Right after that game ended, Kentucky’s in state rival, Louisville, looked to upset a top 5 team in its opponent, Duke. For about 75% of the game it

Deadline Day Recap

Scott Castellano - February 8, 20190

From a player who is one season removed from being the number one pick in the draft to an aging veteran who is still uber productive at his position and has an elite skillset, there were players to be had at Thursday’s NBA trade deadline. Trade deadline day lacked the

The Wizards Go Bull Riding

Scott Castellano - February 7, 20190

February 6th had a number of moves take place in the NBA as the February 7th trade deadline approaches. Maybe it’s because I’m a Duke fan, but I was particularly intrigued by one of them. Otto Porter was traded to the Chicago Bulls for Jabari Parker, Bobby Portis, and a

Is It Time For The DH In The NL

Pat Milano - February 7, 2019February 7, 20190

Commissioner Rob Manfred continues his mission to tweak the rules and concepts of Major League Baseball with his proposed rule changes. One change that has been a large topic of discussions in recent years is the concept of the designated hitter being adopted by the National League. Renowned MLB writer

The Sixers Go All In

Scott Castellano - February 6, 2019February 6, 20190

Last night Tobias Harris hit a game winning jump shot for the Clippers to defeat the Hornets. This morning, Tobias Harris is no longer a Clipper as he was traded to the Sixers. Tobias has been a good player in the league and is still younger than most people realize

Winners Gonna Win

Scott Castellano - February 6, 2019February 6, 20190

The Jet fan in me was really hoping that I would get to congratulate the LA Rams in my post-Super Bowl piece. At the same time, the Jet fan in me was not surprised to see Bill Belichick and the Pats master the biggest stage once again. The only thing

Unicorn Sightings Increase In Dallas

Scott Castellano - February 1, 20190

The Knicks could not handle Anthony Davis and the Pelicans GM taking all the headlines. On one hand, you have the Pelicans GM saying Wednesday that he was not picking up the phone for Anthony Davis trades. On the other, KP says he is unhappy in New York and in

Trading The Brow

Scott Castellano - January 29, 20190

It finally happened on Monday morning; the Woj bomb that NBA fans didn’t know when it would come but knew it was inevitable nonetheless finally dropped. Anthony Davis and his agent, Rich Paul, informed the Pelicans that he has no intention of singing his contract extension after next season and

The EOTB Gives Their Stamp of Approval On the HOF

Pat Milano - January 24, 2019January 24, 20190

Right off the bat, I just want to say my predictions were right. In my previous article regarding what my mock ballot would look like, it was these four who led the way. I had all the faith in the world that these guys would get in and thankfully, the

The Writers Get The Win, Rivera Gets The Save

Scott Castellano - January 23, 20190

There has never been a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer who received 100% of the vote from the writers. There has also never been another pitcher dominate the most clutch moments like Mariano Rivera. On Tuesday, Rivera solidified his legacy by becoming the first ever baseball player to be