Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
It was a move that shook the entire NBA landscape, one of the most unprecedented and surprising in league history. Owners, executives, players and fans were absolutely shocked to see it happen, but none could’ve been more so than the culprit himself. Magic Johnson couldn’t have predicted his own departure from the team he’s been…
It was a scene that has seemingly become all-too familiar among basketball fans. A late-game Stephen Curry dribble combo leading into an isolation three. Klay Thompson careening the baseline and curling around a hard-set screen before setting his feet and knocking down a trey. Steve Kerr flashing his masterful wizardry on the sideline, calling shots…
A popular saying in the baseball community is “chicks dig the long ball”. It is just a saying but man if it was literal, those “chicks” must be ecstatic about the new home run storm that has struck the MLB. The number of home runs that are being hit nowadays is at an all-time high…
Ignore the fact that he coached one of the bluest of bloods in college basketball for over a decade. Ignore the fact that he is now in charge of the King-less Cleveland Cavaliers. What John Beilein has accomplished in his coaching career is no short of an absolute triumph on the ladder of success. Taking…
Paris, Milan, London, New York, Los Angeles. Oh- and Buenos Aires, Rome, Prague, Tokyo, Madrid, Munich, Barcelona, and Amsterdam. These cities are cosmopolitan. Trendy. Known for their art, their style, their culture. The capitals and rising powers in the fashion world. Cities home to fashion juggernauts like Givenchy, Dior, Alexander McQueen, Dolce and Gabbana, and…
Tied at 90 with 0.7 seconds left in regulation, Toronto forward Kawhi Leonard shot an off-balance jumper from the right corner and drained the winning basket in front of a sold-out home crowd of 20,000 at the Scotiabank Arena that would advance the Raptors to the Eastern Conference Finals. Following the shot, we probably saw…
As announced in early November in 2018, Seton Hall University has decided to renovate its Owen T. Field. The reason for this decision is to keep Seton Hall highly competitive in the improving collegiate landscapes. The the bleachers used for the baseball side as well as the soccer side will be upgraded to new chair-back…
The Nets have been a franchise of moving pieces since its inception. They’ve called four cities in two states home in just over fifty years. They’ve played in both the ABA and the NBA, had two different names, and swapped colorways innumerable times. Of all that comes and goes with the Nets, only one move…
By Jose Feliciano The NBA playoffs are in full swing and so far, they have not disappointed as there has been some exciting series up to this point. Currently, the playoffs are in the middle of the second round but for each of those teams, they all won a series to get there. Those…
Whether it’s hitting fade-away game winners to win a playoff series or winning back-to-back titles to end a 40-year drought of postseason success, basketball players are steadily gaining notoriety as they come closer to reaping the fruits of labor that baseball players have. No salary-cap, more specifically a luxury tax for those that go over…