Jacob Trouba’s Leadership

Rangers center Jacob Trouba quickly emerged as the alternate captain for the past two seasons. Trouba is also one of the most respected men in the Rangers locker room. The 27-year old joined forces with Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad as the three players from the Rangers who are vocal in the locker room. When there’s a loss, those are the guys to speak up … Continue reading Jacob Trouba’s Leadership

Sunday Sports Shorts

Stephen Curry made history on Friday night against the Chicago Bulls. Curry surpassed Ray Allen in the most threes in league history. Since September, Mets president Sandy Alderson, who has served as the team’s general manager, continues to seek a permanent GM to immediately sort through a lengthy to-do list with the collective bargaining agreement set to expire. The Boston Bruins try to improve their … Continue reading Sunday Sports Shorts

Giants Give Kapler Extension

The Giants have rewarded manager Gabe Kapler with a two-year extension through 2024. Kapler took the Giants to a franchise-best 107 wins this season. San Francisco won the National League West division crown, but was eliminated by the Los Angeles Dodgers. San Francisco have a lot of big decisions to make during this offseason. Kris Bryant, Brandon Belt, and others are Giants players who are … Continue reading Giants Give Kapler Extension

Miguel’s Friday Thoughts

Happy Friday! You know what time it is, it’s Miguel’s Friday Thoughts! Today’s thoughts will be about all Canada sports: Fred Van Fleet and Natalie Achonwa’s push to have a WNBA team in Canada. Without Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Fleet has averaged 18.7 points per game with 7.1 assists per game. He is having an All-Star caliber season. With the return of Siakam, Van Fleet … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts

Sports Throwback Thursday: 1998 Survivor Series

Welcome to Sports Throwback Thursday! Today’s Sports Throwback Thursday belongs to the 1998 Survivor Series. One of the most exciting pay-per-view events in the history of WWE’s Survivor Series. The 1998 Survivor Series is not a traditional Survivor Series event. At this particular event, almost every match was part of a tournament. The event took place in St Louis, Missouri, and this pay-per-view event gave … Continue reading Sports Throwback Thursday: 1998 Survivor Series

Tom Brady and NFL’s 17 Games Decision

NFL is a hard-fought sport. It’s a sport where careers are short and fast. If you’re lucky enough, you can play in the league for a long time if injuries don’t catch up to you. The NFL extending the season to 17 games didn’t sit too well with one very successful quarterback. His name is Tom Brady. “I think it’s pointless,” he said on the … Continue reading Tom Brady and NFL’s 17 Games Decision

Red Wings Shut Down Oilers

The Detroit Red Wings took on the Edmonton Oilers Tuesday night. The Red Wings performance in the first half had many of us surprised. Red Wings jumped early in the game and had a 3-0 lead over an outstanding team like Edmonton. Red Wings left wing Vladislav Namestnikov scored the first two goals of the game. Red Wings defenseman Maritz Seider scored a goal on … Continue reading Red Wings Shut Down Oilers

Blue Jays and Off-Season Decisions

The Toronto Blue Jays have some big decisions to make this offseason. Robbie Ray, the frontrunner AL Cy Young Award, and Marcus Semien, Top 5 AL MVP candidate. It would be phenomenal if the Blue Jays could keep both players. However, knowing the market of Toronto and the business of baseball, Blue Jays might keep one of them or let both of them go. Ray … Continue reading Blue Jays and Off-Season Decisions

WWE Raw: Owens vs. Rollins

Last night’s WWE Raw main event was impressive: Kevin Owens vs. Seth Rollings. WWE champion Big E made his way back into the arena, where he sat ringside for the night’s main event. Owens and Rollins traded kicks before Owens leveled Rollins with a lariat clothesline. The fight continued to the ropes, where Owens countered Rollins and delivered an oversized fisherman’s superplex for two. Rollins … Continue reading WWE Raw: Owens vs. Rollins

Oilers’ Power Play Offense

The Edmonton Oilers are No. 1 in power play this season. There’s a reason why the Edmonton Oilers are off to a 9-1. The oilers’ offense is legit. In that order, the top-three power-play scorers in the league as of Sunday are Oilers forwards McDavid, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, and Draisaitl. McDavid and Draisaitl have been on the ice for 13 of the Oilers’ 15 power-play goals. … Continue reading Oilers’ Power Play Offense