NBA Postseason Preview
The NBA playoffs have never looked as interesting and exciting before. This year as seen lots of movement from the Association’s best teams.
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2022 NFL Offseason Brings Big Moves
Following the Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl victory at SoFi Stadium earlier this year, many teams have been preparing for the season to come. Some of these preparations have come through the signing of new and old players through the free agency season of 2022. With many trades changing the landscape of the NFL, this has been one of the most exciting offseasons in NFL history.
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Scottie Scheffler Earns His Green Jacket
The 86th edition of the historic Masters Tournament was held at the world-famous Augusta National Golf Club on April 7th-10th. With all the big names in the sport poised and ready to go, this week was always meant to one for the books.
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Saint Peter’s Puts the Madness in March Madness
March Madness is one of the best times of the sports year. Endless basketball, seeing some of the brightest young stars in today’s game. However, there is one thing that always captures viewers’ attention. The Cinderella team is always what captures the nation’s hearts the most each year.
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Three Bigs Lead the Race to NBA MVP
The NBA’s MVP debate is up for grabs every year. Questions and personal opinions go around at the start of each year, “Who do you think this year?” and “I think so and so will win this year because …” This year’s debate has been an interesting one with around ten players being in potential MVP contention throughout the season.
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International Soccer Gets Ready to Embark On One of Its Most Anticipated World Cups
Two hundred thirty-five days separate us from the biggest sports tournament in the world, where legends are made; FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Naturally, a mix of feelings comes with this, for many, sadness because their national teams did not make the World Cup; for others, excitement because they did make it, and for most of us, relief that this international break did not have as many injuries as it usually has.
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The Financial Impact of MLB’s New Collective Bargaining Agreement and Post-Lockout Free Agency Review
After a long and tense few months for Major League Baseball (MLB) during the first work stoppage since the 1994-95 players’ strike, the owners and Players Association finally agreed to a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) after months of negotiation by a vote to approve the new proposal by a 26-12 margin. The new agreement will be in place until 2026 and will enact various modifications for the league both on and off the field.
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Lightning and Predators Meet in Latest Edition of NHL Stadium Series
With over 68,000 fans in attendance at the Nissan Center in Nashville, Tennessee, the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Nashville Predators 3-2 at the home of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans on February 26. In a competitive game until the final horn, Tampa Bay extended their winning streak to four games, while Nashville lost the fifth out of their last seven games.
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Barcelona Attempts to Return to Past Glory
After a disastrous, monstrous, horrific presidency by Josep Maria Bartomeu, elections were called. A known past glory took over the club again, Joan Laporta. Laporta knew the financial situation was bad, but what he found was a surprise, it was worse than anyone could have imagined. The club was in the worst financial situation in its history. He had a club with overpaid players, an unsuccessful coach, and a broken locker room. Laporta had an idea: bring the club back to the good old days.
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NBA Enters Exciting Second Half of the Season
The second half of the NBA season has officially started, after what many would say was a disappointing All-Star Break.
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