I’m joined again by Johnnie Black for today’s baseball history. We talk about Tuffy Rhodes’s three-HR game and Hank Aaron tying the mighty Babe.
Back in the 80s-90s, if an older gentleman walked into a barbershop in Toronto, and it took 30 minutes to get a haircut, chances are that he would spend five minutes talking about politics and the other 25 minutes talking about hockey. It’s instances and stories from the old days that without question fully embody what it means to be a fan of one of the most iconic franchises in NHL history, the Toronto Maple Leafs.
John Devereaux gives his predictions for the AFC playoff seedings for the 2020 season.
Kobe Bryant headlines star-studded Hall of Fame class of 2020.
For the first time in twenty years, Tom Brady will be playing for a team other than the New England Patriots. In what was the biggest move in franchise history, if not NFL history, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have seemingly decided to go “all-in” when they signed the 42-year-old quarterback on a two-year $50 million dollar deal back in March.
Thank you to everyone who checked out my Top 10 Worst Contracts. If you didn’t get the chance, you can still check them out here: Top 10 Worst Contracts in the NHL (Part One)and here: Top 10 Worst Contracts in the NHL (Part Two). Now it’s on to players that have lived up to their contracts and then some. Let’s start it off with 10th to 6th.
President Donald Trump and executives from the top sports leagues will meet over the phone this afternoon to discuss potential outcomes for the leagues’ operations.
DraftKings came through in the clutch and finally added paid iRacing contests. It was a little less than a month ago that we were getting into the swing of things for NASCAR DFS. Then COVID-19 stepped in and forced the season to be put on hold, yet here we are already into the third week of the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series.
We the people, have cyberbullied ESPN enough to release the Michael Jordan documentary this April instead of July.
I’m joined again by Johnnie Black for today’s baseball history. We talk about Tuffy Rhodes’s three-HR game and Hank Aaron tying the mighty Babe.
Back in the 80s-90s, if an older gentleman walked into a barbershop in Toronto, and it took 30 minutes to get a haircut, chances are that he would spend five minutes talking about politics and the other 25 minutes talking about hockey. It’s instances and stories from the old days that without question fully embody what it means to be a fan of one of the most iconic franchises in NHL history, the Toronto Maple Leafs.
John Devereaux gives his predictions for the AFC playoff seedings for the 2020 season.
Kobe Bryant headlines star-studded Hall of Fame class of 2020.
For the first time in twenty years, Tom Brady will be playing for a team other than the New England Patriots. In what was the biggest move in franchise history, if not NFL history, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have seemingly decided to go “all-in” when they signed the 42-year-old quarterback on a two-year $50 million dollar deal back in March.
Thank you to everyone who checked out my Top 10 Worst Contracts. If you didn’t get the chance, you can still check them out here: Top 10 Worst Contracts in the NHL (Part One)and here: Top 10 Worst Contracts in the NHL (Part Two). Now it’s on to players that have lived up to their contracts and then some. Let’s start it off with 10th to 6th.
President Donald Trump and executives from the top sports leagues will meet over the phone this afternoon to discuss potential outcomes for the leagues’ operations.
DraftKings came through in the clutch and finally added paid iRacing contests. It was a little less than a month ago that we were getting into the swing of things for NASCAR DFS. Then COVID-19 stepped in and forced the season to be put on hold, yet here we are already into the third week of the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series.
We the people, have cyberbullied ESPN enough to release the Michael Jordan documentary this April instead of July.
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