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From 59 to 3: What Went Wrong for the Bears Against Minnesota?
Just one week after putting up 59 points, the Chicago Bears’ offense struggled to find any rhythm against the Minnesota Vikings. The Bears lost 9-3 at Soldier Field, scoring just three points after one of the season’s most impressive offensive performances against Carolina. While the final score was surprising, the loss came down to several […] The post From 59 to 3: What Went Wrong for the Bears Against Minnesota? appeared first on The Lead .
What Are the Top Matchups in a Yankees-Red Sox Playoff Series?
The greatest rivalry in sports will see its next installment this October, as the Yankees and Red Sox are slated to square off in the American League Wild Card Round. This rivalry is so enticing because it is more than organization vs. organization. It’s a series of one-on-one matchups, of players rising or falling in […] The post What Are the Top Matchups in a Yankees-Red Sox Playoff Series? appeared first on The Lead .
Bold Predictions for the Final Games of the MLB Season
This morning felt different. I stepped outside and felt a slight chill in the air, and even thought about throwing on a sweatshirt. My car’s engine took an extra rev to start. I stepped on a dried-up leaf on the sidewalk, and it satisfactorily crunched and cracked beneath my shoe. That’s when I knew: playoff […] The post Bold Predictions for the Final Games of the MLB Season appeared first on The Lead .
How Did NFL First-Year Head Coaches Perform in First Two Weeks?
With the 2026 NFL season officially underway, several new head coaches have had their first chances to show what they could bring to their new teams. From learning and implementing new offensive and defensive schemes to play-calling and game management, the first two weeks gave us the first real look at how these coaches could […] The post How Did NFL First-Year Head Coaches Perform in First Two Weeks? appeared first on The Lead .
Oklahoma City Thunder 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview
The Oklahoma City Thunder enter the upcoming year with the same top players, but significant turnover across the rest of the roster. Saving money remained a focal point of the OKC offseason. Luguentz Dort, Isaiah Joe, Aaron Wiggins, and Branden Carlson are all gone. The Thunder are relying on a new group of talent to […] The post Oklahoma City Thunder 2026-27 NBA Preseason Preview appeared first on The Lead .
The Atlanta Hawks Are Banking on Dorian Finney-Smith to Bounce Back
As the Atlanta Hawks navigate a roster crunch, they made a trade with the Charlotte Hornets to acquire Dorian Finney-Smith. In return, Atlanta gave up Buddy Hield, Ryan Nembhard and cash considerations. https://twitter.com/ATLHawks/status/2102550167614640339 On the surface, this trade doesn’t seem like much. To the confusion of many, the Hawks chose to fully guarantee Hield’s contract […] The post The Atlanta Hawks Are Banking on Dorian Finney-Smith to Bounce Back appeared first on The Lead .
How Did the Jets’ Stupidity Led to Week 2 Loss This Time?
You don’t know pain until you watch a Jets game with hope in your heart. The Jets were better than the Packers in every category but the one that mattered: the score. So how does a team become the first in NFL history to lose a game while allowing fewer than 200 total yards, winning […] The post How Did the Jets’ Stupidity Led to Week 2 Loss This Time? appeared first on The Lead .
The Longhorns Have What It Takes IF They Avoid Past Mistakes
For the second year in a row, the Texas Longhorns vs. Ohio State Buckeyes was the biggest matchup early in the college football season. Both games this year and last year were tight contests in which Texas made a slew of mistakes. Last year, it cost them a Week 1 victory. This year, they pulled […] The post The Longhorns Have What It Takes IF They Avoid Past Mistakes appeared first on The Lead .
The Buffalo Bills Need Their Secondary To Step Up
The Buffalo Bills are off to an impressive start this season, beating the Houston Texans and the Detroit Lions. The offense looks its best in a while, but the defense has shown room for improvement—especially the secondary. In the past, Buffalo’s defense has significantly struggled in the run game, while the secondary has succeeded. However, […] The post The Buffalo Bills Need Their Secondary To Step Up appeared first on The Lead .
Red Sox Bet on Continuity with Chad Tracy, Craig Breslow Contracts
Five months ago, the Boston Red Sox were 10-17, their season already teetering, and they fired Alex Cora. On Tuesday, the organization made its clearest statement yet with two new contracts: Chad Tracy, the interim tag finally stripped from his title, signed a three-year contract through 2029 with a club option for 2030. Chief of Baseball […] The post Red Sox Bet on Continuity with Chad Tracy, Craig Breslow Contracts appeared first on The Lead .
NHL Metropolitan Division Preview: Can Capitals Steal Division Title?
The top half of the Metropolitan Division will have some unfamiliar faces in the top four this season. The Eastern Conference is always cutthroat, and the Wild Card spots are hard to snag; these four teams will be battling for a playoff spot until the very end. What makes these teams stand apart from the […] The post NHL Metropolitan Division Preview: Can Capitals Steal Division Title? appeared first on The Lead .
Five Increasingly Hot Knicks Takes for the 2026-27 NBA Season
The Knicks enter the 2026-27 season in unfamiliar territory. For the first time in 53 years, New York is coming off an NBA championship. The pressure that comes with that changes the conversation around this team. It’s no longer about whether the Knicks are capable of competing for a title. Now, it’s about just how […] The post Five Increasingly Hot Knicks Takes for the 2026-27 NBA Season appeared first on The Lead .
Howie Rose’s Top 5 All-Time New York Mets Calls
With Howie Rose’s broadcasting career coming to an end, it’s time to reflect on what has been an incredible career. The 2026 New York Mets didn’t give him many memorable moments, but there are plenty of calls to choose from over the years to showcase Rose’s brilliance. Let’s put it in the books with a […] The post Howie Rose’s Top 5 All-Time New York Mets Calls appeared first on The Lead .
Twins Will Turn to Young Core in 2027 After Late-Season Collapse
The Minnesota Twins entered the Aug. 3 trade deadline at 56-57, just one game out of the final American League wild-card spot. With the postseason within reach, the Twins added pitchers A.J. Minter, Jeff Hoffman and Dean Kremer in an effort to strengthen their pitching staff and make a playoff push. Instead, Minnesota went in the […] The post Twins Will Turn to Young Core in 2027 After Late-Season Collapse appeared first on The Lead .
NHL Central Division Preview: Can the Avalanche Repeat?
In part one of The Lead’s division preview, the non-playoff teams were intriguing. Last season’s Central Division playoff teams seem likely to stick around in 2027. Even so, plenty of questions remain. What will become of the Stars and Avalanche after a cap-crunched offseason? With the same center depth from last season, how can the […] The post NHL Central Division Preview: Can the Avalanche Repeat? appeared first on The Lead .
Mathew Barzal’s Injury Creates Space for Victor Eklund on Islanders’ Roster
With the 2026-2027 NHL season set to begin soon, the New York Islanders began training camp on Wednesday. Unfortunately, they will be without forward Mathew Barzal for the foreseeable future. The team announced that Barzal won’t skate for at least two weeks after aggravating a prior injury. Losing Barzal is a tough blow, as he […] The post Mathew Barzal’s Injury Creates Space for Victor Eklund on Islanders’ Roster appeared first on The Lead .
The Bills’ Pass Rush Finally Has Its Duo
The biggest storyline of the Bills’ season so far has been the offense’s explosive start, and deservedly so. However, two players on the defense have flown under a lot of people’s radar. Against the Houston Texans and Detroit Lions, Deone Walker and Greg Rousseau stepped up when the team needed them most. It’s easy to […] The post The Bills’ Pass Rush Finally Has Its Duo appeared first on The Lead .
What Heat Culture Actually Means, According to the Players
With 46.7 seconds left, Jimmy Butler leans over the advertising board under the basket, exhausted; he puts his head down to catch his breath. Awaiting two free throws, the commentators compare this performance to a heavyweight boxing fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. On Oct. 9, 2020, it was LeBron James vs. Jimmy Butler. […] The post What Heat Culture Actually Means, According to the Players appeared first on The Lead .
How Does Jesus Luzardo’s Injury Impact the Philadelphia Phillies?
The Phillies were dealt a huge blow last week when lefty Jesus Luzardo was placed on the injured list. Luzardo had become one of the most reliable starters not just for Philly, but in baseball overall. Since June 1, Luzardo had been top-10 or better in numerous important stats, including: ERA: 2.01 (first) FIP: 2.78 […] The post How Does Jesus Luzardo’s Injury Impact the Philadelphia Phillies? appeared first on The Lead .
Which Canadiens Prospects Have the Best Chance of Making the Roster?
Training camp for the Montreal Canadiens began on Wednesday, Sept. 16. The Canadiens are hosting 57 players for their 2026-2027 training camp. This roster features 31 forwards, 19 defensemen, and seven goaltenders. All players in this group are either under contract with the Canadiens or their AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket. The Canadiens roster, as it stands, is full. […] The post Which Canadiens Prospects Have the Best Chance of Making the Roster? appeared first on The Lead .
Should the Utah Mammoth Pursue Connor Hellebuyck?
The sports landscape continues to change, perpetually generating news in this country. In the NBA, scandals of owners cheating dominate the headlines. In NHL land, the stories are a bit different. Teams are ravaging payrolls to keep star players, but something else overshadows that drama. NHL fans are witnessing an attempted mass exodus of American-born players […] The post Should the Utah Mammoth Pursue Connor Hellebuyck? appeared first on The Lead .
Can the Chicago White Sox Make the World Series?
On Monday, Aug. 5, 2024, the Chicago White Sox lost their 21st straight game. That brought their record to 27-88, 41.5 games out of first place days into August. 53 days later, the 2024 White Sox became the worst team in modern MLB history, losing its 121st game. “There are no excuses,” wrote chairman and […] The post Can the Chicago White Sox Make the World Series? appeared first on The Lead .
Josh Allen’s Ruling September Again—Wake Me up in January
Josh Allen has had a remarkable start to the season, but this story has played out before. He’s put up historic, MVP-caliber numbers essentially the entire decade, but there’s more to quarterbacking than that. Before putting Allen on a pedestal he does not deserve, wait until January. His September story has been told before, but […] The post Josh Allen’s Ruling September Again—Wake Me up in January appeared first on The Lead .
Steelers Offense Duds in Second Game of the Mike McCarthy Era
The phrase “The Standard is the Standard” soured towards the end of the Mike Tomlin era. Hiring Mike McCarthy, an offense-minded coach, was supposed to fix the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive woes. In two games of the 2026 NFL season, it has not happened. An offseason of renewed offensive hope quickly vanished when the Steelers lost […] The post Steelers Offense Duds in Second Game of the Mike McCarthy Era appeared first on The Lead .
Ranking the Sixers’ Top 5 Worst Front Office Decisions Since 2010
The Philadelphia 76ers are in better shape than they have been for the past two decades. This season, the roster has star power, depth, maturity, and youth. So it’s fair to say they are title contenders. However, any die-hard Sixers fan will tell you that this definitely hasn’t been the case throughout Sixers history. Moreover, […] The post Ranking the Sixers’ Top 5 Worst Front Office Decisions Since 2010 appeared first on The Lead .