Always remember: Sports are always a business and fans come second
Rule number one for fans of professional sports: DON'T EVER FORGET IT'S A BUSINESS. Fans are important, but they come second in any...
Juwan Howard needs to be suspended for swinging at opposing coach and that's it
Before I get to deep into this--stop talking about eliminating post-game basketball handshakes because a coach got mad and threw a wild...
Stop freaking out about the Olympic basketball team losing practice games
You'd think it was the end of competitive sports as we know it. This years "Olympic Basketball" team has started playing exhibition games...
For those who thought the NBA was dying, you were very, very wrong
To paraphrase a famous quote--"Rumors of the NBA's demise were greatly exaggerated". Over the past year during the pandemic and even...
Vaccines are a personal thing, but now are costing athletes money and teams games
Ok, I'm not getting political here, just pointing out facts, at least as best as I can explain them. For reasons I won't get too deeply...
The timing of March Madness's return could not have been more perfect
Yup, I missed the NCAA Basketball Tournament last year when we didn't have one just like you did. It's returned to us in 2021 and is...
Pro Sports need to get on the streaming TV bandwagon, fast
There was a semi-recent vintage Bruce Springsteen tune called "57 Channels and Nothing On" that had a brief moment or two of popularity...
It's Time to Get Rid of Replay Reviews in Sports
We have officially hit Instant Replay Review overload in the world of Sports. It's long past the point where the Review has killed any...
NBA Free Agency is a Hot Mess of a System in Need of an Overhaul
I'm guessing I'm in the minority here who think the NBA has the most messed up Free Agency system in all of Professional Sports. What...
Should UConn Drop Football and Would Others Follow Suit?
College Football has changed a lot in the past decade, more than most of us probably realize. It is no longer a game where almost anyone...
