ESPN Doc On “The Decision” Offers Great Insights Into Modern Day Athletes

LeBron James’ decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010 and take his, “Talents to South Beach and join the Miami Heat,” ignited a media circus and was met with all kinds of backlash. The backlash was partly because of the decision and the other was the slapdash nature in which the hour long special “The Decision” was put together, and everyone could tell. On … Continue reading ESPN Doc On “The Decision” Offers Great Insights Into Modern Day Athletes

The Baseball Season is Teetering

Major League Baseball is supposed to be back at the end of July, but what is the likelihood that the season actually happens? Per multiple reports, the league has done a horrible job of handling testing of players and personnel, causing the postponement and cancellation of training camp exercises by teams. The entire league was supposed to have tests conducted on July 3rd but in … Continue reading The Baseball Season is Teetering

TBT Entertains and Succeeds in Opening Weekend

There was live basketball on television this weekend for the first time in months and it is easy to say that The Basketball Tournament showed up and showed out. The $1 million take home tournament kicked off on Saturday, July 4th with a quadruple header at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio inside a tournament wide “bubble” in which no one could enter without undergoing extensive … Continue reading TBT Entertains and Succeeds in Opening Weekend

PGA Tour is Setting Example With COVID-19 Handling

The pandemic has put the world on hold for the last four months including the entire realm of sports. The only sport that has come back in full swing in that time has been the PGA Tour and they have done a great job in handling the situation in full, despite a few inevitable positive tests. The test of an organizations preparedness is upheld with … Continue reading PGA Tour is Setting Example With COVID-19 Handling

2020 MLB Predictions: NL Central

The National League Central race was especially close last season, coming down to the last few games before the St. Louis Cardinals eventually closed out with a two game lead over the Milwaukee Brewers. This season is not expected to be so close but it will by no means be a runaway, given the condensed 60-game schedule. Let’s break it down. St. Louis Cardinals The … Continue reading 2020 MLB Predictions: NL Central

2020 MLB Predictions: NL East

The new 60-game season creates a lot of interesting wrinkles for this season, aside from being the shortest season ever played. Unfortunately new rules have also been implemented for this season, the biggest one being the designated hitter now featured in both leagues for the 2020 season. Given all of the new circumstances surrounding the season, it will be interesting to see what that actually … Continue reading 2020 MLB Predictions: NL East

What You Need to Know About The Basketball Tournament

The Basketball Tournament (TBT) is a unique tournament that has been around for seven years but truly started to gain national interest a couple of years ago. What helped bring the tournament more eyes was the formation of alumni teams from a myriad of big time NCAA Division I programs which garnered school fanbase attention. Now the event has a pretty large following, finding success … Continue reading What You Need to Know About The Basketball Tournament