Left-handed starter Hyun-Jin Ryu has signed a 4-year/$80 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. As a 32-year-old pitcher, Ryu had his best season in 2019 leading the league in ERA at 2.32. Let’s take a look at what the Korean star brings to his new team.
A win next week or a Dallas loss confirms the Eagles’ statement as the NFC East’s best team.
The Colts put on a show in front of the home crowd on Sunday.
The Texans are AFC South champs for the fourth time in five years.
The New England Patriots 2019 campaign has been a confusing one. The wins don’t feel as good as they should
On Tuesday night, the initial AFC and NFC rosters for the 2020 Pro Bowl were released on NFL Network. Saints
The Titans’ playoff fate is in their hands.
The NHL Weekly Roundup is back again as we witnessed another amazing week in the NHL full of big performances, upsets, and sadly… injuries. If you took my advice for games of the week you saw David Perron score a hat trick in a 5-2 St Louis Blues win over the rival Colorado Avalanche. In the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames, we were treated to seeing Evgeni Malkin score his 400th goal. Finally, the New York Islanders vs. Boston Bruins didn’t disappoint as the match had to be settled with a shootout in which the Islanders took the victory. Now, let’s hit around the rest of the league, here are my three stars of the week.
This seems … illegal.
The NFC East is on the line.
The Los Angeles Rams traveled to Santa Clara Saturday to face the San Francisco 49ers, concluding the NFL’s Saturday triple-header.
The penultimate game of the season matches two AFC West rivals against each other. It’s a farewell stadium game, and it could be the last time Philip Rivers faces the Raiders as a Charger. The 6-8 Oakland Raiders had a good start to the season, but four straight losses have quashed their momentum. Jon Gruden’s team is out to ensure they finish the season on a high.
Left-handed starter Hyun-Jin Ryu has signed a 4-year/$80 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. As a 32-year-old pitcher, Ryu had his best season in 2019 leading the league in ERA at 2.32. Let’s take a look at what the Korean star brings to his new team.
A win next week or a Dallas loss confirms the Eagles’ statement as the NFC East’s best team.
The Colts put on a show in front of the home crowd on Sunday.
The Texans are AFC South champs for the fourth time in five years.
The New England Patriots 2019 campaign has been a confusing one. The wins don’t feel as good as they should and the losses hurt more
On Tuesday night, the initial AFC and NFC rosters for the 2020 Pro Bowl were released on NFL Network. Saints players are represented heavily, as
The Titans’ playoff fate is in their hands.
The NHL Weekly Roundup is back again as we witnessed another amazing week in the NHL full of big performances, upsets, and sadly… injuries. If you took my advice for games of the week you saw David Perron score a hat trick in a 5-2 St Louis Blues win over the rival Colorado Avalanche. In the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames, we were treated to seeing Evgeni Malkin score his 400th goal. Finally, the New York Islanders vs. Boston Bruins didn’t disappoint as the match had to be settled with a shootout in which the Islanders took the victory. Now, let’s hit around the rest of the league, here are my three stars of the week.
This seems … illegal.
The Los Angeles Rams traveled to Santa Clara Saturday to face the San Francisco 49ers, concluding the NFL’s Saturday triple-header. Both teams needed this win,
The penultimate game of the season matches two AFC West rivals against each other. It’s a farewell stadium game, and it could be the last time Philip Rivers faces the Raiders as a Charger. The 6-8 Oakland Raiders had a good start to the season, but four straight losses have quashed their momentum. Jon Gruden’s team is out to ensure they finish the season on a high.
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