Welcome to another edition of Sports Throwback Thursday! The 1999 New York Knicks is an incredible Cinderella team. They were the No. 8 seed that went all the way to the NBA Finals. They eventually lost to the San Antonio Spurs, but their playoff run is something to never be forgotten. Knicks center Patrick Ewing had battled injuries that year. He had tore his Achilles. … Continue reading Sports Throwback Thursday: 1999 New York Knicks
The Carolina Panthers have traded quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to the Denver Broncos for a sixth-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. The Panthers will pay $7 million to Bridgewater; the Broncos will pay him $3 million. Continue reading Teddy Bridgewater Gets Traded to Broncos
Good Morning! Happy Tuesday! I know I have several days without writing on my blog, but I’m back in a big way. Last week, I went to Puerto Rico for the first time. Going to Puerto Rico is a dream come true because I had my eye on this trip for such a long time. I went for two days only, but I had an … Continue reading My Trip to Puerto Rico
Brooklyn Nets center LaMarcus Aldridge announced on Twitter on Thursday that he is retiring from the NBA after experiencing an irregular heartbeat during his final appearance with the team. This is sad. Aldridge had a chance to win a title this year. However, health and family is the number one priority right now. This reminds me of Chris Bosh who had to retire prematurely because of … Continue reading LaMarcus Aldridge Retires
The Denver Nuggets received a devastating loss by one of their best players. Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray has been diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament of the left knee and will be out indefinitely, the team announced Tuesday. Murray suffered what appeared to be a non-contact injury during the Nuggets’ 116-107 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Monday night. He crumpled to … Continue reading Jamal Murray Out For The Season
Good Morning! I wish everyone a happy Sunday. I start today with some news about Miguel Cabrera; injuries continue to be a problem for the future hall of famer. The Detroit Tigers placed first baseman on the 10-day injured list Sunday with a left biceps strain. Cabrera, 37, is 3-for-24 in seven games with one home run and three RBIs. The two-time MVP and former … Continue reading Miguel Cabrera Heading To The Disabled List
Happy Saturday Night! Today, I heard some very random news in the Sports world. Former baseball player Alex Rodriguez and billionaire Marc Lore are finalizing a deal to purchase the Minnesota Timberwolves from majority owner Glen Taylor. It’s random because I never thought that A-Rod would have plans to buy a basketball team, especially the struggling Minnesota Timberwolves. I do believe that the management needs … Continue reading A-Rod, Lore To Purchase Timberwolves
It’s a somber day for Hip Hop, especially here in New York. Rapper DMX has passed away. He was 50 years old. You get the feeling that it was coming, but it’s still devastating because it’s DMX. He is someone I grew up listening to his music since I was eight years old. The first time I heard one of DMX’s songs came from my … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts
What’s up, everyone? We are back for Sports Throwback Thursday. Since we are four days away from Wrestlemania, it makes perfect sense to go back in time to talk about Wrestlemania. Today, I will talk a bit about Wrestlemania 19. Wrestlemania 19 is considered one of the best Wrestlemanias ever; Wrestlemania 19 took place in Seattle. The Rock and Stone faced off for the third … Continue reading Sports Throwback Thursday: Wrestlemania 19
Before winning two championships with the Miami Heat, Mario Chalmers was a college star for the University of Kansas. Thirteen years ago today, Mario Chalmers sinks a game-tying 3-pointer for Kansas to force overtime vs. Memphis and would go on to lead the Jayhawks to a national championship. Memphis had their future 1st overall pick on their team by the name of Derrick Rose. Chalmers … Continue reading Reminiscing Mario Chalmers Big Shot
