Splash’s Top 100 (2020): Players 80-71
June 27, 2020
It’s time to continue identifying the NFL’s top 100 players, continuing with Nos. 80 through 71.
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It’s time to continue identifying the NFL’s top 100 players, continuing with Nos. 80 through 71.
It’s time to evaluate the top candidates for the Sixth Man of the Year Award. Having depth in the NBA
The 2020 season will be remembered by the delays of COVID-19 and mark the transition of the universal designated hitter
Last year the Denver Broncos took a big step forward in their “rebuild.” They found their potential franchise quarterback in Drew Lock, their definitive number one receiver in Courtland Sutton, and showed just how much a Vic Fangio defense can do. This offseason was to add to their already solid young core. They gave Lock several new toys in the draft by picking Jerry Jeudy and KJ Hamler with their two first picks and his former college teammate Albert Okwuegbunam in the fourth round. Defensively they added Jurrell Casey and A.J. Bouye via trade and also drafted Michael Ojemudia. For the first time since 2015, Broncos Country has hope and a team that can make a strong push towards the playoffs.
Here are three burning questions for the Washington Redskins fresh off a coaching shakeup and impressive draft.
As was to be expected at Talladega Superspeedway, it was a race that would inevitably come down to an overtime finish. Kevin Harvick would get the jump on the restart, leading the first two laps. However, during that final lap Ryan Blaney would make a sharp pass on the outside of Harvick, giving Blaney the race lead. Ricky Stenhouse Jr would then give Harvick a hard bump and run, and then make his pass on the outside.
The Atlanta Braves dominated the early portion of MLB’s free agency period. Are they prepared to bounce back stronger than ever despite a painful exit in the 2019 postseason?
Here is a handful of fantasy football stars you should keep an eye on in 2020.
Minnesota comes in as the 17th ranked team in my power rankings, meaning we are halfway through these rankings. Minnesota comes in .014 ahead of Arizona at 18, and .405 ahead of Houston at 19. Teams 19-14 are separated by .945 points, so these are the closest batches of teams, and they can be ordered really anyway. Minnesota had an awkward offseason, stripping most of their secondary and their star receiver is now in Buffalo. The Vikings retooled their roster, making an astronomical 15 selections in April’s draft, taking a player at almost every spot other than running back and tight end, two of their best positions.
Anyone who has played or followed hockey at any level is familiar with the term “power forward”. A power forward is someone who can skate, make plays at a high level, and “throw their weight around”. Power forwards also have the propensity to change the dynamic of any game with their physical play, strength, skill, and ability to drive play.
Andersen Pickard previews the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 2020 season.
The Kansas City Royals won the post-draft signing period because of a simple decision prompted by loyalty and compassion.
It’s time to continue identifying the NFL’s top 100 players, continuing with Nos. 80 through 71.
It’s time to evaluate the top candidates for the Sixth Man of the Year Award. Having depth in the NBA is imperative, as players are
The 2020 season will be remembered by the delays of COVID-19 and mark the transition of the universal designated hitter in Major League Baseball. As
Last year the Denver Broncos took a big step forward in their “rebuild.” They found their potential franchise quarterback in Drew Lock, their definitive number one receiver in Courtland Sutton, and showed just how much a Vic Fangio defense can do. This offseason was to add to their already solid young core. They gave Lock several new toys in the draft by picking Jerry Jeudy and KJ Hamler with their two first picks and his former college teammate Albert Okwuegbunam in the fourth round. Defensively they added Jurrell Casey and A.J. Bouye via trade and also drafted Michael Ojemudia. For the first time since 2015, Broncos Country has hope and a team that can make a strong push towards the playoffs.
Here are three burning questions for the Washington Redskins fresh off a coaching shakeup and impressive draft.
As was to be expected at Talladega Superspeedway, it was a race that would inevitably come down to an overtime finish. Kevin Harvick would get the jump on the restart, leading the first two laps. However, during that final lap Ryan Blaney would make a sharp pass on the outside of Harvick, giving Blaney the race lead. Ricky Stenhouse Jr would then give Harvick a hard bump and run, and then make his pass on the outside.
The Atlanta Braves dominated the early portion of MLB’s free agency period. Are they prepared to bounce back stronger than ever despite a painful exit in the 2019 postseason?
Here is a handful of fantasy football stars you should keep an eye on in 2020.
Minnesota comes in as the 17th ranked team in my power rankings, meaning we are halfway through these rankings. Minnesota comes in .014 ahead of Arizona at 18, and .405 ahead of Houston at 19. Teams 19-14 are separated by .945 points, so these are the closest batches of teams, and they can be ordered really anyway. Minnesota had an awkward offseason, stripping most of their secondary and their star receiver is now in Buffalo. The Vikings retooled their roster, making an astronomical 15 selections in April’s draft, taking a player at almost every spot other than running back and tight end, two of their best positions.
Anyone who has played or followed hockey at any level is familiar with the term “power forward”. A power forward is someone who can skate, make plays at a high level, and “throw their weight around”. Power forwards also have the propensity to change the dynamic of any game with their physical play, strength, skill, and ability to drive play.
Andersen Pickard previews the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 2020 season.
The Kansas City Royals won the post-draft signing period because of a simple decision prompted by loyalty and compassion.
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