After Kyle Busch’s crash in the Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway earlier this year, the wall was protected by a tire barrier before the Sprint Cup cars hit the track for the Daytona 500. Last week, it was announced that Phoenix International Raceway will do the same along the inside wall in Turn… Continue reading Tire Barriers May Have To Do For Now
AL Spring Prospects Update: Week 1
Spring is upon us! If you live up north, just keep repeating that to yourself and try to not look outside. While spring stats are basically meaningless for most MLB veterans, this is the time of year where prospects get a chance to impress the big league clubs in person before being sent back to the… Continue reading AL Spring Prospects Update: Week 1
A Small Slate Ends the NCAA Regular Season: NCAA Recap for Mar 9
Four teams clinched NCAA tournament bids on Sunday and two were Top-25 teams. Coastal Carolina and University of North Florida will be a part of the NCAA tournament in 2015, winning the Big South Conference and Atlantic Sun Conference respectively. Another major conference tournament battle terminated as the regular season ended on Sunday. Let’s get to… Continue reading A Small Slate Ends the NCAA Regular Season: NCAA Recap for Mar 9
OKC Riding High With Westbrook: NBA Recap For Mar 9
Westbrook continues to make his late season case for MVP as the Thunder pull out another win. The veterans show that they’re still a prominent force in the league and can put up big points, and one hot headed rookie lets an elbow fly followed by an ejection. Let’s get to the games: Chicago Bulls 105… Continue reading OKC Riding High With Westbrook: NBA Recap For Mar 9
Failed to Qualify- Episode 3
The third installment from Northeast New Jersey’s NASCAR Authority. James & Matt break down the Atlanta & Vegas races. Winners/Losers of the week Jobber of the week
Hawks Pay for Resting Stars: NBA Review for Mar 8
The Hawks rest several stars and come up short against the 76ers in a shocking turn of events. Elsewhere, James Harden continues his strong MVP bid and the Rockets get the win, while Memphis finds Anthony Davis to be too much to handle. Let’s get to the games: Memphis Grizzlies 89 (44-18) New Orleans Pelicans… Continue reading Hawks Pay for Resting Stars: NBA Review for Mar 8
Huge Slate on Last Saturday of Regular Season: NCAA Recap for Mar 8
Most Top-25 teams saw their regular seasons end on Saturday, drawing conference races to an end. All major conferences had regular season champions decided already, but there were a lot games that decided seeding in conference tournaments. In mid major tournaments, a top 10 team fell and teams on the bubble for the NCAA tournament… Continue reading Huge Slate on Last Saturday of Regular Season: NCAA Recap for Mar 8
Wiz holds on: NBA Daily Review for March 7
Close contests were the norm on Friday, but the one circled on everyone’s calendar wasn’t as comparable as expected. The East-leading Hawks handled the Cavaliers as the Wizards, Jazz, Magic and Celtics earned victories within six points. Let’s get to the games: Miami Heat 97 (28-34) Washington Wizards 99 (35-28) Final A 40-point outburst in… Continue reading Wiz holds on: NBA Daily Review for March 7
March Madness Begins: NCAA Recap for Mar 7
As the schedule moves to March, a lionshare of the NCAA schedule is conference tournament games. There were three Top 25 teams in action Friday night, with one team moving to a conference championship game. Also, outside of Top-25 action, Yale beat Harvard to become the first team to clinch a bid to the NCAA… Continue reading March Madness Begins: NCAA Recap for Mar 7
A Streak Ends: NBA Daily Review for Mar 5
TNT broadcaster Craig Sager was the biggest hero on the court Thursday night. Suffering from Leukemia, Sager has been off the air for the past few months but triumphantly returned to work with the Thunder-Bulls game in Chicago. The well-dressed and poignant Sager received a hearty welcome and standing ovation, just like the Bulls’ E’Twaun… Continue reading A Streak Ends: NBA Daily Review for Mar 5