The balance of power in the AFC has been firmly in the grasp of the New England Patriots for nearly a decade and a half. During this reign of terror from Foxboro, there have been several teams that have faded in and out of contention. There has been one team though, save one intentional tank… Continue reading Is 2015 Chuck Pagano’s Last Stand?
Author: Trevor Utley
Red Sox Shake Up Front Office
The Red Sox 2015 season has been a tumultuous one to say the least. They further exacerbated the turbulence early this morning with the hiring of former Tigers general manager/team president Dave Dombrowski. The deposed Tiger head man will take the mantle of president of baseball operations with the club, leaving current general manager Ben… Continue reading Red Sox Shake Up Front Office
Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
It feels like summer just started but in reality it is rapidly coming to a close as to is the Major League Baseball season. Just a month and a half remain in the campaign and there is still plenty of playoff positions to be had (except the Central Divisions, we think those two Missouri teams… Continue reading Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
It’s Typical Rex With Enemkpali Claim
The social media terrain was scorched this week with the story of New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith getting his jaw broken by linebacker Ikemefuna “IK” Enemkpali. The squabble will leave Smith on the sidelines for a minimum of six weeks and potentially as long as ten. In the wake of the altercation, various stories… Continue reading It’s Typical Rex With Enemkpali Claim
Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
There isn’t many better things in sports than a pennant chase. With the advent of the second Wild Card team in each league, more and more teams are fighting for postseason contention longer. That combined with a fresh crop of clubs at the apex of the standings has made this season one of the more… Continue reading Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
Blue Jays Ready To End Drought
It is tough to fathom but the truth is that the Toronto Blue Jays haven’t been to the playoffs since 1993. Joe Carter’s towering series ending walk-off home run off Mitch Williams was the last hit by a Blue Jay in the postseason. After those back to back titles in 1992 and 1993, the closest… Continue reading Blue Jays Ready To End Drought
Top August Waiver Candidates
There is a certain hype surrounding the July 31st MLB trading deadline. There was a flurry of action this year with stars such as Yoenis Cespedes, David Price, Carlos Gomez, Cole Hamels, and Troy Tulowitzki changing clubs over the final pages of the July calendar. The July 31st cutoff point is for non-waiver moves, meaning… Continue reading Top August Waiver Candidates
Top Of The Heap: Plays of the Week
The pennant races are heating up in baseball as we enter the stretch run. Teams made some of their final moves (there is still the waiver deadline of August 31st mind you) towards contention and the player movement could allow new opportunities for players. There is still two months of baseball to go, but from… Continue reading Top Of The Heap: Plays of the Week
Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
As we inch closer to Friday afternoon’s trade deadline, organizations are trying frantically to sort themselves out as to whether they will be buyers or sellers. Decisions will be made that will potentially alter a team’s structure for years to come. In the meantime, teams on the bottom half of the standings will try to… Continue reading Top Of The Heap: Plays Of The Week
Is This The End of Mejia’s Mets Career?
The Mets have had to deal with a slew of adversity over the course of this season. Some of these events have been out of their control such as the preseason loss of Zach Wheeler and potential season ending injury to David Wright. Those two entities, the rotation and lineup, have been hit with less… Continue reading Is This The End of Mejia’s Mets Career?