The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
On Sunday afternoon, two of four MLS Cup semifinal games will be played. Orlando City SC gets to host the first match after surviving a wild quarterfinal match against New York City FC. Orlando City defender Rodrigo Schlegel would become an unlikely hero, stepping in admirably for goalkeeper Pedro Gallese in the penalty shootout. They’ll get the New England Revolution, a team that handled its business against the Philadelphia Union, winning two-nil in the quarterfinal.
I hope everyone is ready to enjoy their third straight day of football. For my fellow Buckeye fans, this stinks, but let’s try and make some money and enjoy the games today. The same goes for the rest of you who have had their favorite teams’ game’s canceled.
The Detroit Tigers finished the 2020 season 23-35 and in last place in the tough American League Central. They will have the third pick in next year’s draft behind the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Texas Rangers as they continue the rebuild. What can the Tigers do to be competitive in their division as well as the AL in general?
NFL rookies’ fantasy football values have varied significantly since August. Andersen Pickard looks at which players have met expectations.
Dom Lunardo shares Part I of his NHL general manager analysis, ranking the sport’s sixth-best through 10th-best front office captains.
Jacob Dunne takes a close look at Sunday’s matchup between the Saints and Broncos while also examining betting odds, scores, and predictions.
Pele is regarded as the greatest soccer player ever. However, he never played in Europe. What if he did take his talents to Europe?
The Miami Marlins received a promising glimpse into their future this past season as Sixto Sanchez dazzled on the mound.
Thanksgiving weekend is already upon us, meaning that Week 12 of the NFL season is here. An abundance of individual players and matchups provides sleeper opportunities across the board. Last week our picks found success once again. Kirk Cousins passed for 314 yards and three touchdowns in the Vikings’ loss to the Cowboys while Nyhiem Hines hauled in three receptions for 31 yards in the Colts thrilling overtime victory against the Packers. With only five regular-season games remaining after this week, let’s waste no time and dive into this week’s picks.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the latest NFC playoff picture and which teams are in the hunt ahead of Week 12.
College basketball is back for most of the country, and the first day of action didn’t disappoint. Ben Fadden shares three key takeaways.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
On Sunday afternoon, two of four MLS Cup semifinal games will be played. Orlando City SC gets to host the first match after surviving a wild quarterfinal match against New York City FC. Orlando City defender Rodrigo Schlegel would become an unlikely hero, stepping in admirably for goalkeeper Pedro Gallese in the penalty shootout. They’ll get the New England Revolution, a team that handled its business against the Philadelphia Union, winning two-nil in the quarterfinal.
I hope everyone is ready to enjoy their third straight day of football. For my fellow Buckeye fans, this stinks, but let’s try and make some money and enjoy the games today. The same goes for the rest of you who have had their favorite teams’ game’s canceled.
The Detroit Tigers finished the 2020 season 23-35 and in last place in the tough American League Central. They will have the third pick in next year’s draft behind the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Texas Rangers as they continue the rebuild. What can the Tigers do to be competitive in their division as well as the AL in general?
NFL rookies’ fantasy football values have varied significantly since August. Andersen Pickard looks at which players have met expectations.
Dom Lunardo shares Part I of his NHL general manager analysis, ranking the sport’s sixth-best through 10th-best front office captains.
Jacob Dunne takes a close look at Sunday’s matchup between the Saints and Broncos while also examining betting odds, scores, and predictions.
Pele is regarded as the greatest soccer player ever. However, he never played in Europe. What if he did take his talents to Europe?
The Miami Marlins received a promising glimpse into their future this past season as Sixto Sanchez dazzled on the mound.
Thanksgiving weekend is already upon us, meaning that Week 12 of the NFL season is here. An abundance of individual players and matchups provides sleeper opportunities across the board. Last week our picks found success once again. Kirk Cousins passed for 314 yards and three touchdowns in the Vikings’ loss to the Cowboys while Nyhiem Hines hauled in three receptions for 31 yards in the Colts thrilling overtime victory against the Packers. With only five regular-season games remaining after this week, let’s waste no time and dive into this week’s picks.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the latest NFC playoff picture and which teams are in the hunt ahead of Week 12.
College basketball is back for most of the country, and the first day of action didn’t disappoint. Ben Fadden shares three key takeaways.
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