Understanding The NBA Head Coach Hire Potpourri

NBA Head Coaches

Jeff Hornacek is now in charge of leading the Phoenix Suns organization out of no man’s land. The former shooting guard, and recently full-time assistant coach for the Jazz, has landed the role of head coach for the Suns. He never acquired any major hardware while operating on the hardwood, but his uncanny vision might be […]

MLB Week 9: A Look Ahead at Key Storylines and Matchups

MLB

This coming week in Major League Baseball features the recognition of a holiday, “rivalry” games, and, very likely, more great performances. Here’s what you can look forward to seeing during the last week of May. Memorial Day Observances – The new week kicks off on a national holiday as Memorial Day arrives on Monday. It […]

NBA Eastern Conference Finals: Heat Crush Pacers, 114-96

2013 NBA Playoffs

The NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals featured a pivotal Game 3 on Sunday night. Unlike the first two games, though, this one wasn’t all that close as the Miami Heat led most of the way in a win over the Indiana Pacers. Miami regains home court advantage with 114-96 Game 3 victory After the first quarter, […]

Boston Bruins, Gregory Campbell, Finish Off Rangers With 3-1 Win

2013 NHL Playoffs

After an error-filled Game 4 loss in New York, the Boston Bruins settled down and took care of business on Saturday night to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Rangers coach John Tortorella will now ready himself for some very tough questions in the wake of his failure to meet high preseason expectations. As in […]

Dwyane Wade Could Face Suspension For Dirty Play

2013 NBA Playoffs

Miami Heat shooting guard Dwyane Wade is a member of the Big Three, but he’s also infamous for being a part of another big three. He wrestled Rajon Rondo into a dislocated elbow in the 2011 semis. In the 2012 All-Star game, he broke Kobe Bryant’s nose. And most recently, introduced Ramon Sessions to his […]

Week 8 Fantasy Baseball Rest-of-Season Projections: Pujols, Hamels, Kennedy

Cole Hamels

Name value is one of the trickiest nuances of fantasy baseball. Owners are finicky and will often dismiss a player’s solid production because it is less than what was expected. This is especially dangerous in a 162 game season where we constantly see incredibly different first- and second-half production. While we can bemoan Albert Pujols’ […]

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