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Fins Up, Fins Down | Week Ten
How about them Dolphins?! It isn’t often we get to celebrate a Miami victory over the often dominant Buffalo Bills, but after Sunday’s 30-13 shellacking of Josh Allen, James Cook and company, keep your party hats on, Dolfans, because you’ve got a few more days of jubilant activity to partake in. While we celebrate, Dolphins […]
Mets Morning News: Stearns Talks
Meet the Mets Tim Britton asked the question for the Mets this offseason: if not Pete Alonso at first, then who? David Stearns was speaking at the GM Meetings and he stated that Carson Benge is going to have a chance to make the major league roster out of Spring Training next year. Stearns made […]
The NHL has a Problem Keeping Players Healthy, and They Owe It To Their Fans To Try To Do Something To Address It
There was one line from Elliotte Friedman’s most recent 32 Thoughts column that caught my attention this week. “I don’t have an answer for this, but there is a lot of concern about all of the injuries. Maybe next year is different when the season starts earlier and the schedule isn’t so compressed. But everyone […]
Did the writers get it right for Manager of the Year?
The votes are in, and our guy didn’t get the trophy. The Baseball Writers Association of America named Rob Thomson a finalist for National League Manager of the Year, but gave the award to Pat Murphy of the Brewers. Thomson led the Phillies to a 96-66 record and division title in a tough NL East. […]
Did Jeff Passan quietly suggest the Red Sox won’t spend significant money this winter?
Yesterday, the most reliable baseball reporter in the business dropped a broad but noteworthy article. In it, using his knowledge of the industry, Jeff Passan ran a compelling exercise seeking to align a major offseason transaction to 21 of MLB’s top clubs, with the major caveat being that he wouldn’t use the same player twice. […]
Patriots accepting ‘no shortcuts’ in preparation for home stretch
Wearing their Nor’Easter-themed Rivalry helmets, the New England Patriots encountered some fitting temperatures on Tuesday. It was cold in Foxborough. In fact, it was cold enough for head coach Mike Vrabel to offer moving practice to the team’s indoor facility. The Patriots’ players were not interested in that. The session remained outdoors, even with temperatures […]
FC Dallas offseason: Who should stay and who should go heading into 2026
Predicting the roster moves is always an interesting experiment each offseason.
Let’s Calm Down On Twitter: RV Minnesota 90, Marquette 47
On Tuesday night, Marquette women’s basketball ventured up to the Land of 10,000 Lakes for a non-conference game against Minnesota. For a variety of reasons — one of which is that I’ll be cold and dead in the ground before I give $13 to the Big Ten — I ended up not logging in to […]
Detroit Lions Week 11 scouting report: Defending champs prepare for battle
“I guess we’re good again.” That was a sentence said in the Detroit Lions locker room after their 44-22 victory over the Washington Commanders in Week 10. The Lions’ offense felt alive and moved like a well-oiled machine, never punting the football all game. The defense stood tall and made some key stops, and suddenly, […]
Justin Edwards knew his time would come
After a promising rookie season, Justin Edwards came back and had a bad summer league. He had a bad preseason as well — so much so that he was essentially out of the rotation by the time the regular season started, despite two forwards in Paul George and Trendon Watford not being healthy for opening […]
What to Expect: IU basketball vs. Milwaukee
Indiana begins a five-game home stand tonight against Milwaukee at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers are 2-0 with wins against Alabama A&M and Marquette. Milwaukee is 2-1 with home wins against Hampton and Little Rock and a loss at ... The post What to Expect: IU basketball vs. Milwaukee appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Three takeaways from IU women’s basketball’s win against Marshall
Indiana women’s basketball returned to Assembly Hall on Tuesday evening, playing host to Marshall. After a back-and-forth first half, Indiana opened the third quarter on an 11-2 run to take control. Despite a ferocious comeback mounted late by the Thundering ... The post Three takeaways from IU women’s basketball’s win against Marshall appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Free agency notes: Edwin Díaz, Devin Williams, Steven Kwan
The stove is sizzling and the temperature is rising. The offseason is officially here. The Dodgers now own the exclusive mantra as the two-time defending champions of baseball, and they won their most recent championship with a glaring issue that the Dodgers tried to mitigate in the postseason. The Dodgers’ 2025 bullpen was undoubtedly the […]
Just the Stats: Penn State vs Michigan State
Penn St. Nittany Lions (3-6; 0-6 Big Ten) vs Michigan St. Spartans (3-6; 0-6 Big Ten) 3:30 p.m. ET, November 15—CBS Spartan Stadium (Capacity: 75,005 / East Lansing, MI) Tableizer using codebeautify.org Penn State Value (Nat’l Rank) Value (Nat’l Rank) MIchigan State Advantage Rushing Offense (ypg) 151.0 (78) 144.3 (T – 66) Rushing Defense (ypg) […]
Random Ramsdom: New jerseys to debut Sunday
The Los Angeles Rams will be introducing new jersey’s this coming Sunday with their “Midnight Mode” version of their uniform. I am not here to say that I am going to rush out to buy a new piece of gear, but I am excited to see what everything looks like on the field. New uniforms […]
Buckeyes remain No. 1 in CFP rankings, OSU men get ugly 22-point win
We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. For your Earholes… Land-Grant Podcast Network rolls out exciting new lineup […]
Bantering Points: 11/12/25
Your morning round-up of the latest from Blueshirt Banter, Rangers News, and updates from around the NHL
Why Jack Roslovic has been an excellent fit for the Oilers
In general, the Edmonton Oilers have had yet another underwhelming start to the season. In particular, their offensive play has been highly disappointing thus far, as the team ranks at a lowly 28th place in the NHL in 5-on-5 goals per hour. However, there has been one pleasant surprise amongst Edmonton’s forward group, and that…
Dolphins' most underrated building block from Week 10 is impossible to ignore
The Miami Dolphins took a low-risk, high-reward flier on a highly touted draft pick who's making the most of his opportunity to say the least.
What next for Barcelona and Marcus Rashford?
So far, so very, very good for Marcus Rashford at Barcelona. At least in terms of the numbers he has posted to date. After the win against Celta Vigo last time out, the Manchester United loanee now has six goals and eight assists in the 16 games he’s played in all competitions. That’s better than […]
MLB News Outside The Confines: Wanna bet?
Good moring.
Identity and culture is key for Paul DePodesta and the Rockies
When the Colorado Rockies announced Paul DePodesta as their President of Baseball Operations, I was admittedly a bit upset at the news. After all, he had been out of the sport for 10 years, and there is the argument that the Cleveland Browns are no better off now than when he joined them. Sure, blame […]
Disrespectful Play Index: Ahmad Hardy runs against the dying of the light
Two poems that I often see quoted by sportswriters: “Do not go gentle into that good night,” by Dylan Thomas and, “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” by Alfred, Lord Tenyson. You probably know them, they’re quite famous. I thought about these two poems writing this week’s Disrespectful Play Index. Because what happens when you’re […]
This Day in Braves History: Freddie Freeman is named N.L. MVP
Braves Franchise History 1923 – The Boston Braves acquire outfielders Casey Stengel and Bill Cunningham as well as shortstop Dave Bancroft from the New York Giants in exchange for pitchers Joe Oeschger and Bill Southworth. 2015 – The Braves trade shortstop Andrelton Simmons and catcher Jose Briceno to the Angels in exchange for shortstop Erick […]
Raheem Morris says no staff changes, and there likely won’t be until his hand is forced
The Atlanta Falcons have a bunch of problems right now. At least one of them can’t be fixed in the moment—the run defense is only going to improve when Divine Deablo, LaCale London, and Sam Roberts are back, and then only modestly—but their offense feels like it can be salvaged. What does that salvage job […]
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