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For years, the Angels have been hesitant to dump MLB players from bad teams for prospects. On Monday, LAA did just that. The post Angels—Finally—Embrace Rebuild With MLB Trade Deadline Sell-Off appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
The Dallas Cowboys just can’t beat the Arizona Cardinals. Even when the Cardinals are having a rough year, the Cowboys can’t seem to figure them out, as they have now lost four straight to those redbirds. Monday night’s 27-17 loss marks the first time this season the Cowboys have lost two in a row, suffering […]
The Good: Tyler Shough Rookie QB Tyler Shough had a decent first start for the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. He completed 15 of 24 passes for 176 yards and one touchdown with one interception. Not much went right for the Saints in LA, but this is pretty good game for a rookie QB making […]
What: Charlotte Hornets (3-4) (1-2 away) at New Orleans Pelicans (0-6) (0-2 home) When: 8:00pm Eastern Where: Smoothie King Center; New Orleans, LA How to watch: FanDuel Sports Network, WSOC TV (Charlotte) (check local listings), NBA League Pass Outfitting: Hornets–Association (white), Pelicans–Statement (red) Game Lines: Hornets +2.5, Hornets money line +120, O/U 237.5 Injuries: Hornets: […] The post Charlotte Hornets vs New Orleans Pelicans Preview: Game 8 first appeared on At The Hive .
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at Jake Burger. Jake Burger’s 2025 season was kind of a mess. […]
Fall sports are hitting championship season, so let’s get right to this week’s Olympic Sports round-up: Field Hockey (11-5, 3-5) The Orange closed out the regular season with a 3-2 loss at Louisville. Syracuse will open ACC Tournament play at Wake Forest tonight at 6:00 on ACCNX. Wake won the previous meeting in overtime. Three […]
On paper, the Mets adding Ryan Helsley to serve as Edwin Díaz’s set up man down the stretch was an appropriately aggressive idea. The club acquired the All Star closer in exchange for Jesus Baez (their No. 8 prospect at the time, according to MLB Pipeline), RHP Nate Dohm (their No. 14), and RHP Frank […]
Week 10 saw a dramatic shift in the chase for the conference championship. The conference favorite saw a season shifting injury and a shocking loss, a new heavyweight emerge in Southern California, and a bunch of teams with a shot after a few unexpected results. With that being said, let’s take a look at the […]
Barcelona star Raphinha continues to be sidelined due to injury after suffering a setback in his recovery just before El Clasico. The hope was that Raphinha would return in time for the crunch game against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu but he suffered a relapse in training that has kept him sidelined. According to […]
The Los Angeles Dodgers held their World Series parade yesterday, and while it’s healthier to ignore what’s going on with other teams, it’s easier said than done as a Giants fan. Despite what some really ignorant and angry people will tell you, the Dodgers winning the last two World Series won’t be the worst thing […]
1. No one cares if the Bengals’ defense is trash or if Colston Loveland only scored that game-winning touchdown because of bad tackling. That game-winning throw by Caleb Williams was immaculate—possibly the most “superstar” throw we’ve seen from him in the NFL, considering the circumstances. Enjoy it, and enjoy these cardiac Chicago Bears being the […]
Caleb Wilson came out of fire, scoring the first ten points of his UNC career all on dunks as he led the Heels to a dominant 94-54 win in Chapel Hill on Monday night. He hit 8-10 shots from the field and would finish as UNC’s leading scorer with 22 points. It’s rare to see […]
2025 In A Discarded-On-The-Dugout-Floor Nutshell Hunter Dobbins debuted earlier than just about everyone expected and was a pleasant surprise. Unfortunately, injuries cut his season short. The Good According to Baseball Savant, Dobbins threw six different pitches. I’ll ignore his sinker, because there are only 13 of them, and they’re close enough to his splitter to […]
Now that the bye week is here, it’s time to update you on former Jets players and how they’ve been faring with their current teams. Having looked at offensive and defensive players over the past few days, we’ll be concluding with a look at special teamers today. As ever, this list is intended to be […]
The NFC West is the place to be. All four teams won last week in pretty decisive fashion, continuing their claim as the best division in football right now. Furthermore, the Seattle Seahawks have consecutive division rivalry games coming up. On deck: the recently-interesting Arizona Cardinals! After dismantling the Dallas Cowboys 27-17 on the road, […]
Welcome to The Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup (that we didn’t already talk about in another article) with some sophomoric humor and daily distractions thrown in for good measure. And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments. BACK TO BUSINESS The WVU women’s basketball team didn’t waste time easing […]
The Utica Comets finally won their first game of the season. Prospects Lenni Hameenaho and Shane LaChance remain pointless. Comets Win It took until Game 8 of the AHL season, but the Utica Comets have finally won their first game with a 3-1 victory over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins on Saturday night. This followed another shutout […]
Brett de Geus certainly gets around. Since being drafted in 2017, Brett de Geus has spent time with nine different organizations, including two stints with the Miami Marlins. He started the year with the Blue Jays (who had claimed him off waivers in September), but they sold him to the Pirates, with whom he opened […]
We’ve reached NFL trade deadline week, which is not nearly as eventful as say, the NBA, NHL, or MLB trade deadlines, but we could still see some activity from now until Tuesday’s deadline. For the second year in a row, the trade deadline is during Week 10. The Seattle Seahawks have historically been a team […]
There are two things that are pretty paramount for making a sports team something you’ll go out of your way to watch, and the first is obvious: You’ve got to win games. Winning is enjoyable. It’s satisfying. It’s engaging to see the team whose logo you wear on your hat score more points before the […]
Rutgers will host its designated and annual rival, Maryland, this Saturday in its return to SHI Stadium, as both programs are reeling from brutal losses. The Terrapins have followed their usual path: starting September red-hot, then faltering in October, including three one-score losses to Washington, Nebraska, and UCLA, before getting the doors blown off them […]
Injuries are piling up along the offensive line, with Storm Norton still not back and both Chris Lindstrom and Matthew Bergeron exiting the Week 9 game against the New England Patriots. Given that, it’s not a huge surprise to see Atlanta adding an offensive lineman to the roster. It is a bit surprising that it’s […]
(Opening statement) “First I’d like to say that it was great to have a great crowd at our away game at Virginia Tech. I thought our team saw them and could notice them, and it was a great turnout. [The fans] were into the game. They definitely showed out, just like they did at the […]
The pair approach the next phase in getting back to playing.
Adrian Kempe is one of the next stars who is going to get a massive deal coming his way, whether that be before the season ends or in the offseason. The Los Angeles Kings ' winger is in the final year of his deal and is a UFA in the summer. The current cap hit for the 29-year-old in his prime is $5.5 million AAV, which is far too low for the production and impact he has on the team. Kempe is currently leading the Kings with five goals and 15 points in 13 games. He has scored 109 goals and 230 ...
Week 9 is done and dusted. Three former Hawks found the end zone this week. Two saw their team get kicked directly in the nuts. Let’s roll through Week 9. Quick aside – the season is half over. Tight Ends Big week for former Iowa tight ends after a mostly-quiet Week 8 that coincided with […]