The Conference Finals finally gave us 2 series pushed to the brink with back to back Game 7s. Maybe for most, the intrigue wasn’t there, but both teams who won were down 3-2 in their respective series and both had to win Game 7 on the road. That’s awesome. Let’s review. Conference Finals Review Eastern […]
Ok, so on Tuesday, I reviewed where we were in the NBA Conference series, and of course, my predictions couldn’t have been more wrong. One thing about the NBA playoffs you can count on is uncertainty and how each game changes the narrative for the following game. Let’s recap what’s happened this week: Eastern Conference […]
If you’ve read any of my posts before, I do not pretend to be a huge hockey fan. Growing up in Elmhurst, IL, we did have a good hockey program at the YMCA. However, for whatever reason, my dad didn’t play hockey. I didn’t even learn how to skate until I was like 37. So, […]
For the past 21 months or so, the NFL has been embroiled in this debate about the National Anthem. Today, the NFL actually put in place a policy which states that all players must stand for the National Anthem. Here is the ESPN article on the details: http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/23582533/nfl-owners-approve-new-national-anthem-policy Brief History of the Issue In 2016, […]
This time of year, it is a little slow for sports, to be honest. We had the Preakness on Saturday – Justify won the 2nd leg, as expected (my bets didn’t pan out, also as expected). Baseball has passed the quarter pole. Football started OTAs. Yes, the NHL is about to go into the Stanley […]
The Triple Crown action continues this weekend, as the 2nd leg of the Triple Crown takes place at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MD. Justify will attempt to complete the 2nd leg of the Triple Crown. The Race Preakness Stakes is held on May 19th at 6:48 PM Eastern. The track is 1 3/16th of […]
I’ve said this before. Baseball was my first love, but over the years, I just can’t do it. The season is soooo long. I do like watching a game or two here and there during the season. I tune in for the playoffs. For years, my buddies and i used to do a Home Run […]
Sports have entertained the masses for centuries. Going all the way back to the early Olympics in Greece or the Gladiator Games in Rome, there have been spectacles to fuel the enjoyment of the masses. Modern sports are no different. We have millions watching now, instead of 20-100 thousand. Since the beginning, the human ability […]
As the NBA playoffs are in full swing with Conference Finals alternating nights, the other teams not in the playoffs have a stake in the action tonight. Tonight at 7:30 PM Eastern/6:30 PM Central before Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Cavs, the NBA Lottery will take place right here […]
As a kid growing up in the Chicago area, you are asked early in the spring – Cubs or Sox? The town is divided along Black and Blue lines. Yes, the North Side (Cubs) is a more affluent part of town compared to the South Side (Sox) part of town, but it is not purely […]