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Stephen Jones: Cowboys have accomplished a lot this offseason

This offseason has been a busy one for the Dallas Cowboys. At the beginning of it they did a fair amount of reassessing in figuring out just what went wrong in 2025. Clearly there were a lot of contending options. Much of the focus since has been on the defensive side of the ball. Dallas […]

Wednesday Morning Links

Morning, all! The Rangers are having fun and it’s translating to winning baseball… or, you know, a winning team is a funner place to be than a losing one, Evan Grant may have cause and effect mixed up. Josh Jung got the day off yesterday after going hitless in the first four games of the […]

Women’s Basketball Seeing Multiple Players Exit To Portal

After a disappointing end to the season that did not see the MSU Women’s Basketball Team improve their tournament run from the season prior, Head Coach Robyn Fralick has been hit with the news of a few players heading for the transfer portal. The biggest, literally and figuratively, of these departures is Ines Sotelo. The […]

Maxx Crosby is a great value DPOY bet

We often pass along betting odds when it is relevant to the upcoming Las Vegas Raiders’ season. This one may really be relevant. Of course, EVERYONE is expecting Raiders’ star defensive end Maxx Crosby to have a monster season in 2026 as he will be out to prove he is healthy after the shocking decision […]

Red Sox News & Links: The strikeout that wasn’t

So Johan Oviedo’s Red Sox career hasn’t started the way anyone would’ve liked. Oviedo didn’t crack the rotation out of spring training and then was roughed up in his first relief appearance against the Astros on Monday, displaying a concerning dip in velocity. But Andrew Bailey and The Run Prevention Unit have some ideas as […]

Braves Minor League Recap: Jim Jarvis Clubs Leadoff Homer

Only the Gwinnett Stripers are in action to open the week, and coming off of a terrible opening weekend they were in need of a big game in Round Rock. Jim Jarvis gave them a lift in the first inning, and behind good pitching by Lucas Braun they were able to squeak out an extra […]

Trouble in paradise

Though the San Diego Padres have struggled thus far in the 2026 season, they have one thing most MLB teams do not: an elite all-around outfield. The group is headlined by superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. in right field alongside 2024 NL Rookie of the Year runner-up Jackson Merrill in center. Ramón Laureano (who’s off to […]

Elephant Rumblings: New Month Means New Opportunities

Happy Wednesday A’s fans! News flash: the Athletics return to Oakland and catapult to the top of the American League. April Fools! But the A’s did get their first win of the season yesterday, defeating the Atlanta Braves 5-2. April 1st starts the first full-month of the regular-season. Perhaps it will be the beginning of […]

Newcastle Reportedly Facing £50 Million Decision on Goalie Transfer

Newcastle United are assessing their goalkeeping options ahead of the summer transfer window amid a season in which both Nick Pope and on-loan Aaron Ramsdale have split playing time between the Magpies’ posts. Finding his name in Newcastle’s rumor mill is Brighton’s Bart Verbruggen, who is among the goalies whose names are linked to a […]

A Pod of Their Own, Episode 267: Vibes Advisor

Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space.  This week, we talk about the Mets’ first series of 2026. We review the good (Luis Robert, Lindor looks like […]

Islanders News: 0 for the back-to-back

Well that was 48 hours of frustration. At multiple points during both losses to the Penguins and Sabres, you thought the Islanders might at least get a point or more. In each case, things shifted suddenly and maddeningly. They wake up still in a playoff spot, but also still with their biggest competitors for that […]

UConn men’s basketball just pulled off their greatest comeback ever. Does anything else come close?

It is really hard to make history at UConn nowadays. The men’s team has six national titles and now, after Sunday’s miraculous comeback, eight Final Fours. That’s not even counting the conference regular season and tournament titles. And we don’t have nearly enough time to dive into the excellence that is the women’s basketball team. […]

Value of Things: Is the number two WR in house?

One of the talking points of the offseason is the improvement of the offense. We have focused most of our attention on the offensive line, running game, and the quarterback. A topic that hasn’t been mentioned much is the second wide receiver slot. There are a few candidates to take over the slot with Christian […]

Colts GM and scouts are drafting for their jobs.

The draft will be in Pittsburgh in less than a month and the Colts have seven picks to try and address six varying degrees of need. Andrew Aziz gave us these six needs last week and I not only agree with the positions, but the order of importance as well. A quick recap of the […]

Chargers Daily Links: Wednesday Open Thread

Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Five takeaways from Jim Harbaugh’s media availability at the NFL league meetings (Chargers.com) Check out the Chargers Mock Draft Tracker 10.0 (Chargers.com) The Chargers could sign this current free agent cornerback (Chargers Wire) If AJ Brown becomes available, the […]

Should the Detroit Lions move Penei Sewell to left tackle?

Throughout the offseason, SB Nation will host surveys for NFL fans, sponsored by the folks over at FanDuel Sportsbook. For Pride of Detroit, we are tasked with fielding questions from Detroit Lions fans, and with roster construction leading up to the NFL Draft being a hot topic in the Motor City, we’ve geared this week’s question with […]

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