By Miguel Mike Medina Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gausman has been pitching lights out lately, and he continues to do so in his outing against the Seattle Mariners. On Saturday afternoon, Gausman struck out 13 Mariner batters through seven innings. Outfielder Daulton Farsho hit a walk-off to win it for the Blue Jays, 1-0. It’s the Blue Jays’ sixth consecutive victory. As for Varsho, … Continue reading Sunday Sports Shorts
By Miguel Mike Medina It was an unbelievable, unforgettable third period between the Boston Bruins and Florida Panthers. Both teams were going back and forth. It’s something you rarely see in hockey, especially in the playoffs. The Bruins and Panthers combined for seven goals in the third period. They also combined for five power-play goals. Panthers’ Matthew Tkachuk had two goals and one assist. David … Continue reading Saturday Hockey News with Miguel
By Miguel Mike Medina Comedy legend Martin Lawrence received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame several days ago. It’s been long overdue. We thought he had a star a long time ago, but it’s not true. The time finally came. Steve Harvey, Lynn Whitfield, Tracy Morgan, and Martin co-star Tichina Arnold were there for him to support on this historic day. Martin Lawrence, … Continue reading Marty Mar Finally Gets A Star
By Miguel Mike Medina Jerry Springer, who is best known for his controversial TV show, The Jerry Springer Show, has passed away at the age of 79. We are not sure what caused his death just yet. He must’ve been sick for some time or something. The news comes across as a shock to me. I grew up watching the show, but I was never … Continue reading The Career of Jerry Springer: 1944-2023
By Jennifer Paccione After a 6-year (and post-Covid-19) recording hiatus, Metallica has hit the ground running—and kicking—and screaming—with “72 Seasons,” their 11th studio album. The metal opus contains 12 tracks, 1 hour and 17 minutes long. It was released on April 14, 2023. The album possesses mature, syncopated rhythms which change up many times without notice, keeping the listener constantly on edge waiting for the … Continue reading Metallica’s “72 Seasons:” Worth the Wait of Many Seasons
Former NBA head coach Phil Jackson is making headlines. The “Zen Master” believes politics should be kept out of sports. He also states that he stopped watching basketball since the 2020 bubble in Orlando, Florida, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jackson is not feeling the politics and slogans that players are wearing, such as “Black Lives Matter,” “Equality,” and the list goes on. Jackson won two … Continue reading Phil Jackson Speaking the Uncomfortable Truth
By Miguel Mike Medina Los Angeles Clippers Kawhi Leonard is a superstar in this league. He’s a two-time champion and a two-time Finals MVP. Let’s not forget that he’s a great defensive player. Leonard missed his second straight game against the Phoenix Suns in the first round due to knee problems. He’s having a lousy week because he can’t be on the floor to help … Continue reading A Rough Week for Kawhi Leonard On and Off the Court
By Miguel Mike Medina Toronto Blue Jays traveled to Yankee Stadium to take on the New York Yankees in a 3-game series on Friday night—two of the best teams in the AL East, alongside the red-hot Tampa Bay Rays. Before the season started, many of us thought the division would be between the Yankees and Blue Jays. The Rays intervened and told the world to … Continue reading Brandon Belt’s Big Night
By Miguel Mike Medina The battle between the Oilers and Kings never fails to deliver. We had another great game in this series. Oilers and Kings combined for four power-play goals. Connor McDavid, who didn’t score all series, scored two power-play goals in the second period. Adrian Kempe has a good series. He scored his third goal of the series on Friday night. The game … Continue reading Saturday Hockey News with Miguel
Sylvester Stallone is one of the most respected actors in Hollywood. He’s a living legend, an inspiration for wearing so many hats on set. He’s a Jack of all trades: Director/Producer/Writer/Actor. Without Stallone, there are no Rocky movies. Rocky led to Creed, and in Creed 1, he delivered an outstanding performance as a supporting. The Academy dropped the ball when they gave him a low … Continue reading The Year Stallone Got Hosed for Best Supporting Actor
