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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Hansel Emmanuel Making Strides Towards Disability Awareness
Hansel Emmanuel Donato Dominguez has dominated his high school competition, despite only having one arm.
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Beijing Winter Olympics: Another Instance of 2022 Sportswashing?
The 2022 Winter Olympics have recently come to a close, and it got many people talking. Not necessarily about the games themselves, as they garnered some of the worst TV ratings in the modern age, but the site of the event this year.
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Baseball Hall of Fame Leaves Out Key Names… Again
With Major League Baseball (MLB) still mired in its lockout with the MLB Players Association (MLBPA), baseball news has been seldom since the lockout started on December 2nd. Luckily, there has been some new baseball news for fans to talk about, with the annual Hall of Fame vote.
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Previewing Super Bowl LVI
The Super Bowl will be between the Bengals and the Rams at SoFi Stadium in LA. Some people thought the Rams had a chance to make the Super Bowl after their acquisition of Stafford last offseason and even more thought so after the acquisitions of Miller and Beckham midseason. The Bengals were expected to still be rebuilding with Burrow and Chase as key pieces for the future, not a Super Bowl run as early as this year.
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A Retrospective Brady Legacy
Tom Brady has retired from the game of football. After playing in the NFL for almost half of his life his resume reads 7 Super Bowls, 3 Most Valuable Player awards, 15 Pro Bowls, and leading in many career quarterback categories such as passing yards, touchdowns, and passes completed. After much speculation and a few false news reports, on February 1st Brady announced on social media that he has decided to hang up the cleats. It is safe to say that he is the greatest NFL player ever.
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MLB Lockout Continues, No End in Sight
On December 2nd, Major League Baseball, again, began a lockout between the league’s owners and the Player’s Association. This means that there will not be any games played until issues are resolved between these two entities. Lockouts are not so uncommon in the world of sports, and this is certainly not a first-time occurrence for the game of baseball. In 1994, the players went on strike, which resulted in no postseason baseball and some players being picked up literally off the street just so the rest of that season could be played.
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MLB Free Agency Explodes As Lockout Begins
When the clock struck midnight on December 2nd, Major League Baseball entered its first lockout in 26 years… Since the lockout was expected as the calendar grew closer to the end of the previous CBA, teams moved quickly this offseason to address needs and sign some of the biggest free agents before the lockout began.
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Dan Snyder, Washington Football Team Investigated
This week, former Washington Football Team quarterback and second overall pick in the 2012 draft, Robert Griffin III announced that he will be releasing a book in 2022 titled “Surviving Washington”… As it turns out, the release could not have happened at a more convenient time as the Washington Football Team is currently in the midst of another, potentially disastrous scandal.
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NFL (Just Over) Halfway Review
Following the Monday Night Football game on November 15th between the Los Angeles Rams and the San Francisco 49ers, the NFL is through 10 weeks of their 18-week season. As we passed the halfway point of the season and get close to the home stretch, it is becoming clearer by the week to see which teams are clear contenders for the Super Bowl and which teams will be jockeying for draft position come December.
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