Sports Movies to Watch on Hiatus
April 3, 2020
Celeste Sabin gives her list of football and basketball movies to watch if you’re missing sports on this hiatus.
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Celeste Sabin gives her list of football and basketball movies to watch if you’re missing sports on this hiatus.
Andersen Pickard continues his MLB season simulation with a recap of all games from April 3.
Entering the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings faced several critical decisions. With basically no cap space, the Vikings had to let go of several veterans. Xavier Rhodes and Linval Joseph were released while Everson Griffen and Trae Waynes were just a few of the free agents the team couldn’t afford to re-sign. However, the Vikings were able to sign Kirk Cousins to an extension that opened up the cap space needed to put the franchise tag on Anthony Harris.
I went solo this time to look back on this day in baseball history, as I talked about the debut of “The Kid” 31 years ago today, new Yankee Stadium and Citi Field being inaugurated, a few trades, and more! Not as many big events occurred on this day than others, but they were still very notable.
B.J. Martin shares his top sports movies to stream in April.
Rex Ryan did not mince words when he criticized the Cowboys’ decision to pay Amari Cooper.
The Montreal Canadiens remain one of the most famous and recognizable franchises in the National Hockey League. We’ve all heard the names who have donned the white, red, and blue “Tricolore” of Montreal and marveled at icons such as Maurice “Rocket” Richard, Jean Beliveau, Patrick Roy, Henri Richard, Guy Lafleur, and Yvan Cournoyer. Fast forward a generation (or two), to the current crop of players on the “Habs” with the likes of Max Domi, Carey Price, Tomas Tatar, and Shea Weber. Although these are all pretty good pieces, they’re a far cry from the “good old days” that so many Canadiens from across Canada and the United States were accustomed to during the 1970s.
Often, athletes “overstay” their welcome in their respective sport, resorting to a shell of their former self before retiring. Jordan Leandre recounts a time where that didn’t happen. In fact, back in 2016, quite the opposite occurred in Boston:
Duke has missed out on yet another grad transfer after a Columbia product announced his decommitment.
The New England Patriots decided to part ways with legendary quarterback Tom Brady this off-season, leaving the team with a massive hole to fill under center.
Celeste Sabin gives her list of football and basketball movies to watch if you’re missing sports on this hiatus.
Andersen Pickard continues his MLB season simulation with a recap of all games from April 3.
Entering the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings faced several critical decisions. With basically no cap space, the Vikings had to let go of several veterans. Xavier Rhodes and Linval Joseph were released while Everson Griffen and Trae Waynes were just a few of the free agents the team couldn’t afford to re-sign. However, the Vikings were able to sign Kirk Cousins to an extension that opened up the cap space needed to put the franchise tag on Anthony Harris.
I went solo this time to look back on this day in baseball history, as I talked about the debut of “The Kid” 31 years ago today, new Yankee Stadium and Citi Field being inaugurated, a few trades, and more! Not as many big events occurred on this day than others, but they were still very notable.
B.J. Martin shares his top sports movies to stream in April.
Rex Ryan did not mince words when he criticized the Cowboys’ decision to pay Amari Cooper.
The Montreal Canadiens remain one of the most famous and recognizable franchises in the National Hockey League. We’ve all heard the names who have donned the white, red, and blue “Tricolore” of Montreal and marveled at icons such as Maurice “Rocket” Richard, Jean Beliveau, Patrick Roy, Henri Richard, Guy Lafleur, and Yvan Cournoyer. Fast forward a generation (or two), to the current crop of players on the “Habs” with the likes of Max Domi, Carey Price, Tomas Tatar, and Shea Weber. Although these are all pretty good pieces, they’re a far cry from the “good old days” that so many Canadiens from across Canada and the United States were accustomed to during the 1970s.
Often, athletes “overstay” their welcome in their respective sport, resorting to a shell of their former self before retiring. Jordan Leandre recounts a time where that didn’t happen. In fact, back in 2016, quite the opposite occurred in Boston:
Duke has missed out on yet another grad transfer after a Columbia product announced his decommitment.
The New England Patriots decided to part ways with legendary quarterback Tom Brady this off-season, leaving the team with a massive hole to fill under center.
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