Image Via Rockdale Citizen Head coach of the Denver Broncos Vic Fangio spoke on the recent tragedy of George Floyd’s death Tuesday in a manner that many can agree with. Considering it a “societal issue that we all have to join in to correct,” however, when asked on racism in the NFL, he felt differently. … Continue reading Is there racism in the NFL? →

Curtis Cobb graduate season at Wagner College 2019-2020' Work on your game, play well in high school and AAU, get recruited, and choose a 4-year college to play for. The path of college basketball isn’t always that simple nor is it easy. And for recent graduate Curtis Cobb III, his journey has been an interesting … Continue reading Wagner guard Curtis Cobb talks playing for three different schools, what’s next, and more →

Image Via Nets Wire As we wait not only on the format of how the postseason will go for the NBA we also will be waiting to see how many teams will be allowed in. Now with more time elapsed, depending on the amount of teams allowed in the playoffs, the race to the championship … Continue reading The NBA Postseason dynamic may have changed →

Image Via Rockets Wire - USA Today It was official four days ago, the NBA will start back up in July, finishing up the regular season and the postseason in Disney Complex. With that being said, this might be the last year for D’antoni and the Rockets to win a title.  There’s no doubt James … Continue reading This might be the last year for the Houston Rockets championship window →

Image Via Masslive.com Although this season is yet to be finished and most likely will start back up in July while in talks with Disney, I’ve decided to look forward for a second.  The Celtics stand at a record of 43-21 and second in the Eastern division behind the Bucks. By next year, the newly … Continue reading Jayson Tatum will be the Celtics #1 offensive choice 2020-2021 season →

Image Via Philadelphia Inquirer No. There is the answer plain and simple.  Recently, Tyson blessed the world with some of his recent work on the mitts doing some drills and he still looks explosive and powerful. That video made people wonder if he’d still do damage in the boxing scene today. But the plain fact … Continue reading Can former heavyweight Mike Tyson make a comeback in boxing? →

Image Via CBS Sports Now that the 10 part documentary of the Chicago Bulls dynasty surrounding Michael Jordan and the franchises 6 rings is over, I take a look at the biggest takeaways from the documentary as we stay in quarantine.  My first takeaway is the extreme competitive nature of Michael Jordan and his willingness … Continue reading Biggest Takeaways from “Last Dance” Documentary →

Image via BostonGlobe Right now everything is still unsure: when things get back to normal, whether we’ll have to wear masks for the rest of our lives, when will we be able to attend large crowd events again. But one thing remains, live sporting events help people keep their spirits up and look forward to … Continue reading How the NBA should finish the 2019-2020 season →

Image Via NBA On March 24th, 2017 the Staple center in Los Angeles California added a new edition to their scenery. According to an article on Boston.com bronze statue was put up in honor of the three time NBA champion Shaquille O’Neal. Being 7 foot 1 and arguably the most dominating force the NBA has … Continue reading Does Greatness Overshadow All In Sports? (2017) →

Image Via Daily Snark Things keep looking up for the Bucs and the new additions they keep acquiring. Now the old duo is back together. Yesterday, the Buccaneers made a trade with New England for Rob Gronkowski, losing their 4th round pick. After the tight end coming out of retirement after being a analyst for … Continue reading Buccaneers Move to the Top of the NFC with Gronkowski Trade →