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It’s out of the frying pan and into the fire for the Atlanta Braves. Despite today being an off-day, they’ll have little time to come down from their big statement series-win in Los Angeles against the Dodgers. They’ll be coming home to welcome in the high-flying Cubs who have also gotten off to a very […]
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Happy Monday, Camden Chatters! The slow march of the offseason continues. We wait for the Orioles to make a move that involves players rather than coaches. For now, at least, they haven’t fallen behind other teams as it’s really too early for big moves. There has been some contract news in the majors. If you […]
Sure, the Wizards lost by 23 to a Brooklyn Nets squad sporting an identical 1-11 record, but it marked a resounding success — Washington snapped a six-game streak of allowing opponents at least 12 offensive rebounds, and a two-game streak giving up at least 20 offensive boards. This is the stuff dreams are made of. […]
Gut Feeling: Cowboys-Raiders staff predictions – Staff- DallasCowboys.com Some predictions for the game. Nick: The Cowboys needed a bye week in the worst way. Now, they need a football game just as bad. Taking absolutely nothing away from the tragic events that have occurred in the last 10 days, the Cowboys must figure out a way […]
Per a Spurs press release: The San Antonio Spurs are brightening the holiday season for local families through community-centered initiatives and player engagements as part of the annual “NBA Season of Giving,” a five-week celebration running from mid-November through December when NBA teams give back by supporting and uplifting youth, families and organizations in their […]
Here are your links for today: Devils Links Everything is great really: “It’s an incredibly unfortunate story, but word came Friday that Jack Hughes suffered a hand injury while at a team dinner Thursday night. Exact details are unknown at this time, but it’s believed he slipped and cut his hand, in what multiple sources […]
Before I begin, please note that the first part of the Victory Post today contains a rather strong Public Service Announcement. You are welcome to skip to the second part, where we compare CKS to CVD and CMR. In late March of this year, Mr. Squillian’s nephew turned 30. He has 3 children – two […]
Notre Dame got off to a rough start in 2025, but they looked like they fixed a few things in a 56-30 win over the Purdue Boilermakers and then the 56-13 win on the road against the Arkansas Razorbacks. They followed those two victories with two victories which covered massive spreads in a 28-7 win […]
For the first time since September Penn State has won a football game. 8 weeks without a victory. Several – mostly? – near misses, but for the first time since playing Villanova the Lions had a higher score than their opponent when the clock struck aughts. And I gotta say, I’m happy. For beating a […]
The Houston Rockets didn’t exactly play well, but they came away with a win anyway, riding Kevin Durant and Alperen Sengun to 117-113 overtime win over the Orlando Magic. The end of regulation was pure madness, as Durant appeared like he won it, then after a huge Houston mistake, Sengun tied the game as regulation […]
Dust continues to collect in the empty space Maryland field hockey saved for a trophy. Head coach Missy Meharg and the Terps led a semi-successful 2025 season, ranking second in the Big Ten by the end of the year. But goalscoring woes and ranked defeats overshadowed that success, costing them a chance at a conference […]
The Detroit Lions (6-4) and New York Giants (2-9) will square off in Week 12 at Ford Field in downtown Detroit. The Lions are coming off a disappointing loss to the defending Super Bowl champs, while the Giants were unable to pull off the upset in Green Bay. On paper, the Lions have a plethora […]
Welcome to a brand new work week. And congratulations for getting through whatever the heck the Italian national team decided to do after going up 1-0 against Norway because that was … yeah, that was something all right. Sure, Italy was never going to get a win by nine goals that they needed to automatically […]
The Pittsburgh Penguins got three out of a possible four points during the Sweden trip against the Nashville Predators this past week and it was very much a mixed bag of process and results. They played one bad game, one very good game, lost another overtime game and then watched as their prized goalie prospect […]
A promising piece of No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball’s future will have to wait a bit longer to shine. Freshman guard Lea Bartelme suffered a season-ending ACL tear, the team announced Friday. Bartelme is playing her first season of American basketball, coming to College Park from Slovenia. She started each of her first four games […]
Update: As expected, the Kentucky Wildcats took a small dip in the latest college basketball top 25 polls and rankings. The Coaches Poll dropped the Cats to No. 13, while Michigan State is up to No. 18. The AP Poll has Kentucky at No. 12, while the Spartans check in at No. 17. Jamie Shaw […]
I’m here to give you solace. That’s my job as the highlight reel guy here at The Falcoholic. But today, I’m going to be honest, it’s going to be a difficult task. Five straight losses, essentially kicked out of the playoff picture before Toyotathon begins, swept by the Carolina Panthers for the first time since […]
The latest Travis Kelce breaks team record for most total touchdowns | NBC Sports He scored a fourth-quarter touchdown in the fourth quarter, catching a 21-yard pass from Patrick Mahomes. It was his 84th career score, breaking a tie with Priest Holmes for the Chiefs’ team record. After the 22-19 loss to the Broncos, Kelce […]
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott benched second-year wide receiver Keon Coleman on Sunday, making him a healthy scratch. The reason Coleman was inactive was he was late to a team meeting. It is the third benching of Coleman’s young career following being benched for one drive in Week 5 of the 2025 season and […]
Kentucky football is on a three-game winning streak as the Wildcats head to Nashville for a high-stakes rivalry game against the Vanderbilt Commodores. The Cats (5-5) are fighting to secure bowl eligibility, while the Dores (8-2) are ranked No. 14 in the CFP (the rankings will change Tuesday) and need a win to keep their […]
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*Back to back games this weekend and we really got the whole gamut of emotions through 120(ish) minutes, starting with a come-from-behind shootout win in St. Louis. RECAP ! *Charlie has thoughts on Friday’s game over at his website. [ PHLY ] *And then the boys went to Dallas and the game went… a little differently. RECAP ! *Chuck had thoughts on this one too. Everyone’s got postgame thoughts, you know? [ PHLY ] *Somehow we are nearly a quarter of the way through the season ...
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With just seven games left in the regular season, the margin of error for the Detroit Lions is shrinking. After a hot start to the season, the Lions have faltered over the last month. In Week 6, the Lions were outmatched by the Kansas City Chiefs (a team that has since fallen to 5-5 on […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re talking about rankings, rankings that are now totally and completely useless with the presence of the CFP rankings that get released simultaneously. Hey, I have to write about something. Mizzou is back in the Associated Press’s good graces after falling out for one week. The Tigers are ranked […]