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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 […]
On a night honoring Steven McDonald, the Rangers actually showed up. Oh, and Igor threw hands.
The Edmonton Oilers pulled out a massive win on Saturday afternoon against the Anaheim Ducks, and last night they had a chance to keep the good times rolling against another divisional opponent. The Seattle Kraken still have their sights set on a Wildcard spot, while the Oilers still have theirs on the division lead. And…
Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said he'll go get a stud CB if one's available. Mansoor Delane is right there at No. 11. Connect the dots.
In Today’s Links: a few different takes on our Seattle Seahawks being somewhat wedged into being featured on HBO Hard Knocks, how the ‘Hawks can do it better the second time around, draft ideas, prospect breakdowns, mock drafts, and more. Thanks for being here. The 2026 NFL Draft will be here sooner than you think. […]
As we continue our look through the classes, today we bring up the sophomore class. Now, unlike the freshmen yesterday, the sophomore class was pretty disappointing considering that it was mostly transfers. Jonathan Powell Powell easily had the best season amongst the sophomore class. Often finding himself in Coach Davis’s top seven, Powell was often […]
The Milwaukee Bucks got back in the win column, 123-99, against the Dallas Mavericks last night as several familiar faces (including Khris Middleton), were back in town. The Bucks were piping hot, and the Mavs were ice cold—that’s really the main story of the contest. Sometimes, the game really is just about a bucket. Read […]
Happy April Fools day, everyone! I don’t have a trick for you, although some may call any analysis after only five games a “joke.” We’ll call this one an “observation” from Baltimore’s first homestand just to be safe. The Orioles entered the season with plenty of uncertainty in the bullpen. New closer Ryan Helsley looks […]
My love for Colt Keith knows no bounds. There’s no style of prospect I love more than a middle infielder with plus hit and power tools, which Keith was as he tore his way through the minor leagues. You know I love this guy: in the last month, I’ve written an article about how he […]
On Friday afternoon, the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo will, finally, have players. WNBA Expansion Draft 2026 is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET (ESPN). Ahead of the first significant event on the WNBA’s compressed offseason calendar, Josh Felton took a stab at predicting which five players each team would protect. Now, Cat Ariail and Zack […]
So if you saw the preview for this game yesterday, you read this: José Soriano was the Angels Opening Day starter. I daresay he wouldn’t have had that role for most other teams. He’s good, no question, but that good? Well… I dunno, but maybe Soriano is that good? He absolutely baffled Cubs hitters for […]
Marcus Rashford’s future at Barcelona appears to be growing more complicated amid conflicting speculation about the buy option in his loan deal with the Catalan giants. Cadena SER reported earlier today that Rashford’s €30 million purchase option expired at the end of March and is no longer valid. More updates have now followed which claim […]
The origin of April Fool’s Day remains murky. It appears to have originated in the early to mid-1500s in France. Many people still partake today, pranking family, friends, and co-workers. It’s a bit of a remnant from a time when we didn’t take everything so seriously and could still laugh at ourselves and with others. […]
When the Dallas Cowboys begin their draft preparation for a given draft class at the start of the college football season, they start out with a list of about 1,100 – 1,200 potential draft prospects. That list grows in August and September, and sometimes through October, as the team usually adds 300-400 players that weren’t […]
Round Rock fell 5-3 in 10 innings. Robbie Ahlstrom struck out three and walked one in two shutout innings. Surprise surprise Peyton Gray struck out two and walked one in two scoreless. Gavin Collyer allowed the tying run to score on a flared single with two outs in the ninth on what Scott Lucas noted […]
You know the old saying about good things and those who wait. Andrew Painter had to wait longer than he expected for his MLB debut. But he provided plenty of good things in his first start. 8 strikeouts. Nasty curveballs. Vicious changeups. The answer might be a little obvious— Painter provided little to quibble with— […]
It is April 1st, the month of the 2026 NFL Draft. The countdown to draft weekend is even more on the mind of the football community from here. On Monday, ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller authored a seven-round mock draft that featured nine predicted selections for the Kansas City Chiefs. He provided plenty of analysis […]
Adam Silver certainly has a tendency to make remarkable announcements at this time of year, and 2026 is no exception. In fact, this year’s announcement is especially profound for Spurs fans because it directly and immediately affects the Silver and Black. The announcement also affects this season’s playoffs for all teams, and will continue to do so for years […]
Our 2026 NFL mock draft created by our community rolls on with the New York Giants on the clock. Representing the Giants as interim general manager is commenter SuperBowlONLYoption. Before we get into their pick, let’s check in on the first four picks of our community mock. You can click on each pick to reveal […]
There go the Houston Rockets, doing that thing where they make us hope once again that they’ve figured things out. If you think the Rockets have had a nightmare season, look at the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks dealt with Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors in the offseason, then again during the season, then again again during […]
It’s already been an eventful week for Indiana Athletics. Football’s spring practices have gone on as the program welcomes several newcomers and transfer portal news is starting to come out for both basketball programs with the women’s team seeing several entries. Here’s what to know about the Hoosiers today: What they’re saying about the Hoosiers […]
Fernando Mendoza committed to join head coach Curt Cignetti’s Indiana football program on Christmas Eve of 2024. Just over one year and an extra month later, the two won the Hoosiers’ first national championship in program history. Cignetti, who recruited and signed Mendoza’s younger brother Alberto during his time at James Madison, recalled meeting Fernando […]
The offseason is underway for the Syracuse Orange women’s basketball team, and one of the program’s most recent recruits appears to not be returning for the 2026-27 season. Justus Fitzgerald — a six-foot-one forward who played sparingly this past year — will be entering the transfer portal, she announced Tuesday in a post on Instagram. […]
The 16th (or 10th, 12th, 17th or 18th) ranked Crimson Tide won their 8th straight game on Tuesday night as a 9th inning home run by Brady Neal proved to be the winning run in beating Jacksonville State 4-3 in a road contest. Bama got an early two run home run from Johnny Lemm and […]
Pilots shutout the Ducks Softball remains at 18 in major polls Lanning Spring Practice Reopening Media Availability Six additional newcomers join Oregon for rest of spring football Highlight of the Day: Gary Bryant Jr. Highlights
The Miami Heat finally picked up an encouraging win in their previous Monday night win over the Philadelphia 76ers. A late run fueled by multiple clutch buckets from Tyler Herro secured the victory, snapping a two-game skid. However, Miami faces a daunting task in hopes of avoiding returning to the loss column— as they are […] The post GAME PREVIEW: Heat hosting another difficult matchup in rival Boston Celtics appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .