Things are getting uglier in the city of Philadelphia. Ben Simmons will not stop until he gets what he wants. The 25-year old wants a trade out of Philadelphia and told management that he has no plans to wear an NBA uniform again until he’s moved to a new team. Simmons has four years and $147 million left on his max contract — including $33 … Continue reading The Simmons Way or the High Way
Denver Broncos quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is having a season of redemption so far. Bridgewater has battled injuries and lost his starting quarterback job in the last, but he’s determined and focused than ever this season. Bridgewater led the Broncos to a 23-13 win at Jacksonville yesterday. Broncos improve to 2-0 in the season. According to The Denver Post, Bridgewater became the first NFL quarterback since … Continue reading Teddy Bridgewater’s Redemption
Welcome to Sunday Sports Shorts! Padres stars Machado and Tatis had a heated confrontation, Clippers will have their own arena, Fresno State upsets UCLA, and New York Rangers have a future leader in Morgan Barron. San Diego Padres stars Fernando Tatis and Manny Machado got into a heated confrontation in the dugout at Busch Stadium on Saturday night during their 3-2 loss to the St. … Continue reading Sunday Sports Shorts
It was another interesting episode of Smackdown. Here are some of my favorite highlights of last night’s episode. Big E showed up on Friday night’s SmackDown to confront universal champion Roman Reigns. Big E and Balor faced off The Usos in a tag team match. After Big E and Balor won their tag match, The Usos attacked the new WWE champ and laid him out. … Continue reading WWE Smackdown Highlights
TGIF! Welcome to Miguel’s Friday Thoughts! Clyde Frazier’s restaurant is closing permanently, and the Rockets will trade John Wall to another team. We will discuss all of this right now on Miguel’s Friday Thoughts. After nine years in Hell’s Kitchen, “Clyde Frazier’s Wine and Dine” closed permanently due to financial losses because of the pandemic and now mandate rules of getting vaccinated. This is a … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts
Welcome to Sports Throwback Thursday! Today is about the 2001 Miami Hurricanes team. 2001 Miami Hurricanes team is the greatest college football team of all time. The Hurricanes finished the season 12-0 overall and 7-0 in the Big East as conference champion. The Hurricanes defeated Nebraska in the National Championship game, 37-14. It’s the school’s fifth national championship, and they haven’t won a national title … Continue reading Sports Throwback Thursday: 2001 Miami Hurricanes
Ryan Braun announces his retirement from the game of Baseball. Braun spent his entire 14-year career with the Milwaukee Brewers. Braun won the 2011 NL MVP and helped them reach the postseason for a couple of seasons. The Brewers took the Dodgers to seven games in that NLCS before falling to the NL champions. Milwaukee made the postseason each year from 2018 to 2020. He … Continue reading Ryan Braun Retires
This past weekend, Nils Lundkvist, a 2018 first-round pick, worked out at the New York Rangers development camp. After waiting for three years, Lundkvist will get a big opportunity to showcase his talent and prove that the Rangers were right about him. Lundkvist has impeccable puck-moving skills and vision. He won the Borje Salming Award as the SHL’s best defenseman after posting 32 points in … Continue reading Nils Lundkvist Ready to Rumble
It came very close. It came so close for the game to end with a tie. The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Minnesota Vikings 27-24 with a field goal. There was no time left on the clock. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrows came back with a vengeance after going down with an ACL injury last season. Burrows completed 20 of his 27 passes with two touchdowns and … Continue reading Insane Finish at Overtime
Welcome to Sunday Sports Shorts! Milwaukee Brewers combined no-hitter, Mark Few facing DUI charges, Iowa’s dominance over Iowa State, and Patrice Bergeron’s contract situation. Corbin Burnes and the Milwaukee Brewers threw a combined no-hitter on Saturday night in Cleveland, marking just the second no-hitter in franchise history and the ninth this season across Major League Baseball. Gonzaga University men’s basketball coach Mark Few is facing … Continue reading Sunday Sports Shorts
