Kansas City Royals Mount Rushmore
July 9, 2020
The Kansas City Royals became a Major League Baseball franchise in 1969. They have won two World Series (1985, 2015)
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The Kansas City Royals became a Major League Baseball franchise in 1969. They have won two World Series (1985, 2015)
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Lakers’ regular season:
Which players could be called upon to replace DJ LeMahieu and Masahiro Tanaka?
Every sports fan saw the new NBA schedule and realized that a lot of games disappeared. A little bit of
Nicolette Rojo examines what’s next for LAFC after Carlos Vela opted out of the MLS resumption.
Donovan Hugel discusses the ways in which MLB teams might use loopholes to get the most out of their roster.
Yasiel Puig has suitors, but remains unsigned. Why is that?
Last season, the Pittsburgh Steelers came in with extremely high expectations. Ben Roethlisberger was poised for another strong season and the offense as a whole had many young superstars. Early on though, the season was derailed following a blowout loss to the New England Patriots in week one, and Roethlisberger going down with a season-ending injury in week two. Pittsburgh would start 1-4, but the addition of Minkah Fitzpatrick made the defense one of the best in the league. If it weren’t for the disaster at quarterback led by Mason Rudolph and Devlin Hodges, the Steelers would’ve made the playoffs. With Roethlisberger returning and the defense remaining mostly intact, the Steelers have a chance to make some noise in the AFC Playoffs.
Many NFL teams metaphorically said “No thanks” to Cam Newton this summer, lending him into the lap of the Patriots.
Jordan Leandre lists three teams that’ll regret not taking a flier on the former league MVP:
Everyone remembers the juggernauts compiled in Miami and Golden State in recent memory. However, one team deserves more credit for their mini-run of success as a franchise:
Don’t write out the Tennessee Titans on the Jadeveon Clowney sweepstakes:
The Kansas City Royals became a Major League Baseball franchise in 1969. They have won two World Series (1985, 2015) and have quite a few
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Lakers’ regular season:
Which players could be called upon to replace DJ LeMahieu and Masahiro Tanaka?
Every sports fan saw the new NBA schedule and realized that a lot of games disappeared. A little bit of schedule analysis will reveal a
Nicolette Rojo examines what’s next for LAFC after Carlos Vela opted out of the MLS resumption.
Donovan Hugel discusses the ways in which MLB teams might use loopholes to get the most out of their roster.
Yasiel Puig has suitors, but remains unsigned. Why is that?
Last season, the Pittsburgh Steelers came in with extremely high expectations. Ben Roethlisberger was poised for another strong season and the offense as a whole had many young superstars. Early on though, the season was derailed following a blowout loss to the New England Patriots in week one, and Roethlisberger going down with a season-ending injury in week two. Pittsburgh would start 1-4, but the addition of Minkah Fitzpatrick made the defense one of the best in the league. If it weren’t for the disaster at quarterback led by Mason Rudolph and Devlin Hodges, the Steelers would’ve made the playoffs. With Roethlisberger returning and the defense remaining mostly intact, the Steelers have a chance to make some noise in the AFC Playoffs.
Many NFL teams metaphorically said “No thanks” to Cam Newton this summer, lending him into the lap of the Patriots.
Jordan Leandre lists three teams that’ll regret not taking a flier on the former league MVP:
Everyone remembers the juggernauts compiled in Miami and Golden State in recent memory. However, one team deserves more credit for their mini-run of success as a franchise:
Don’t write out the Tennessee Titans on the Jadeveon Clowney sweepstakes:
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