Bristol Motor Speedway is known as one of the most unpredictable tracks on the Sprint Cup circuit. While there’s no guarantee the drivers with the best stats will avoid the inevitable wrecks, and survive the beating and banging, here’s a look at who may take the checkered this weekend. Embed from Getty Images Brad Keselowski,… Continue reading Who to Watch: Bristol
Hot Start in the Heart of America
America’s love affair with the 2014 American League Champion Kansas CIty Royals began with that intense Wild Card game vs the Oakland Athletics. Unfortunately for Royals fans, it ended too soon with Alex Gordon standing on 3rd base in a Game 7 loss to the San Francisco Giants. Most people will remember the Royals as the… Continue reading Hot Start in the Heart of America
A Titanic Start For Adrian Gonzalez
Every year, players have hot starts. A player from the minor leagues will take advantage of the league not having a book on him yet. An old face in a new place will rekindle lightning in a bottle for a series or two. There are hot starts, and then there is the core of the… Continue reading A Titanic Start For Adrian Gonzalez
Arsenal Won’t Win the Title… Again. But Why?
After Arsenal’s 4-1 win against Liverpool last week, Manager Arsene Wenger said that his team would need to be perfect the rest of the season if they want to challenge for the Barclay’s Premier League title. Even if Arsenal do manage to win the remainder of their matches, they still have one big hurdle: Chelsea.… Continue reading Arsenal Won’t Win the Title… Again. But Why?
Wildcats sends 7 to NBA Draft
Compiling a 38-1 record in the 2014-15 basketball season, Kentucky averaged 74.4 points per game. Those top scorers won’t be with the Wildcats next year. Embed from Getty Images Seven Kentucky players recently announced their intentions of leaving the school for a chance at playing in the NBA. The seven (Willie Cauley-Stein, Dakari Johnson, Andrew Harrison,… Continue reading Wildcats sends 7 to NBA Draft
Is Europa League Qualification Worth It for EPL Clubs?
The recent NIT Tournament Champion; last season’s winningest Triple-A baseball team; the Junior Varsity conference title; few people remember who lost and who won within the second-best competition in any given arena. But when it comes to the world’s most popular game, is the Europa League—the second tier below its most illustrious club competition, the… Continue reading Is Europa League Qualification Worth It for EPL Clubs?
Pit Road Penalties: What’s Behind The Increase?
After six races, NASCAR has made the first tweak to the new pit road monitoring system this week. Aspects of the system were used in a number of 2014 races, although they were being tested and not officially in use. Many crew chiefs also got an offseason preview of the technology at the NASCAR Research… Continue reading Pit Road Penalties: What’s Behind The Increase?
Can Dallas Make a Playoff Run?
With so much still to play for over the last three or four games of the NBA regular season there are surprisingly few teams who are locked in place. One such team though is the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavs could win all their remaining games, or they could lose them all, and they will still be… Continue reading Can Dallas Make a Playoff Run?
Mullin Set to Restore Red Storm Glory
Former basketball star Chris Mullin is as New York as they come. The Empire State Building, Times Square, Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park are all landmarks to the Big Apple, while Mullin is a landmark to the big city basketball scene. Growing up in Brooklyn, Mullin never strayed far away from home. He went to… Continue reading Mullin Set to Restore Red Storm Glory
The Final Playoff Push: NBA Weekly Podcast for Apr 13
BVA, Pete, Feti’, and Endo give out their season-ending awards for 2014-2015: Memphis Grizzlies / San Antonio Spurs / Houston Rockets / Los Angeles Clippers Oklahoma City Thunder / New Orleans Pelicans Boston Celtics / Brooklyn Nets / Cleveland Cavaliers Toronto Raptors / Chicago Bulls Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe in TuneIn