When the shortened MLB season started back in late July the Los Angles Dodgers were a clear-cut runner to represent the National League in the Fall Classic. Coming off two World Series losses in the past three seasons the team is no stranger to Postseason baseball. LA had lost to the cheating Houston Astros in […]

After a crazy week in the NFL, with team facilities closing all over the place and games being rescheduled, the pandemic has now taken even our favorite Sunday sport. With last week’s game against Kansas City being moved to Monday night, the team was without new stud quarterback Cam Newton. Despite these odds, the team […]

This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with legendary BSU basketball coach, Joe Farroba, about his plans to prepare for an unprecdented season. Last season ended when the bears lost to Salem State in the late February MASCAC Tournament Quarterfinal. Despite finishing with a 10-15 record, the team was 7-5 in conference play although […]

When head BSU football Coach, Joe Verria, found out back in early July that his team would not have a season this upcoming fall, he was concerned about how the school and his players would respond. After talking to coach on Zoom today, it was clear he could not be prouder of his guys. After […]

2020 has been a unique year to say the least not only in sports, but for the entire world. The Boston Red Sox knew this season was going to be a rebuilding year despite being just two years off from winning the World Series. The trading of Mookie Betts turned away a lot of fans […]

Refreshing. A word that came to mind when reflecting on the Patriots win against the Miami Dolphins this past Sunday. In front of an empty Gillette stadium, the Patriots came out on a sunny afternoon ready for opening day of the season and it was different in many ways. I have been a Patriots fan […]

Sports fans everywhere are reaching for anything that will scratch their itch, and ESPN’s “The Last Dance” the past two Sundays have reminded us of what we are missing. The segmented docu-series features footage and interviews about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, the last season of Chicago’s mid-90s dynasty of six championship titles. This season was […]

Most of us are stuck at home with limited contact to our friends and family while the repetition of “six feet!” is costing us our sanity. It’s not easy to stay home while bombarded with what feels like constant negativity from pandemic media coverage, social media or the radio. In these difficult times, it can […]

About a month has passed since the world of sports stopped after the spread of COVID-19. The lasting image in my mind and fans everywhere is the caution tape covering the floor in Oklahoma City after the announcement that Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for coronavirus just minutes before tipoff. After that day, […]