The Seattle Seahawks aren’t fooling anybody anymore. Sure, they made the playoffs in 2020, their third-straight trip and fifth in the last six years. There’s just one problem though. Getting consistently bounced out of the tournament at the first hurdle.
With the selection of Lawlar and other new updates out of Minor League Baseball, let’s dive into an updated ranking of the D-backs’ top-five prospects.
With training camp in full swing and preseason starting tonight, the crew of Jungle Talk returns to break down some Cincinnati Bengals training camp action.
The Orioles were not buyers at this year’s trade deadline, something that should not be a surprise to anyone. Instead of dealing away top players John Means, Trey Mancini, or Paul Fry, Baltimore decided to stand pat.
As the Los Angeles Kings continue to progress through their rebuild, one major position of strength is their deep and talented prospect pool. Last week, we examined the likes of Tyler Madden, Mikey Anderson, Quinton Byfield, and Brandt Clarke. This week, four new high-end youngsters take center stage.
Hello and welcome back to the gambling corner. It has been a minute since we have given out some picks. We are in the dog-days of the baseball season and to be honest, you can only gamble on so many baseball games before you need a little break. So, let’s get back on track and have ourselves a good day.
For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs last season with an 11-5 record. The running game led the way as the Browns finished fourth in the NFL with 495 rushing attempts. In the second year of Kevin Stefanski’s system, let’s look at what fantasy players can expect from the Browns this season.
In 2018, the Colorado Rockies selected Shelby Lackey in the 18th round of the MLB draft. Since then he has seen his stock rise in three minor league seasons. Although Lackey was the 546th overall pick, he was one of the Rockies’ top 30 prospects at the beginning of the 2021 campaign.
The Seattle Seahawks aren’t fooling anybody anymore. Sure, they made the playoffs in 2020, their third-straight trip and fifth in the last six years. There’s just one problem though. Getting consistently bounced out of the tournament at the first hurdle.
With the selection of Lawlar and other new updates out of Minor League Baseball, let’s dive into an updated ranking of the D-backs’ top-five prospects.
With training camp in full swing and preseason starting tonight, the crew of Jungle Talk returns to break down some Cincinnati Bengals training camp action.
The Orioles were not buyers at this year’s trade deadline, something that should not be a surprise to anyone. Instead of dealing away top players John Means, Trey Mancini, or Paul Fry, Baltimore decided to stand pat.
As the Los Angeles Kings continue to progress through their rebuild, one major position of strength is their deep and talented prospect pool. Last week, we examined the likes of Tyler Madden, Mikey Anderson, Quinton Byfield, and Brandt Clarke. This week, four new high-end youngsters take center stage.
Hello and welcome back to the gambling corner. It has been a minute since we have given out some picks. We are in the dog-days of the baseball season and to be honest, you can only gamble on so many baseball games before you need a little break. So, let’s get back on track and have ourselves a good day.
For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs last season with an 11-5 record. The running game led the way as the Browns finished fourth in the NFL with 495 rushing attempts. In the second year of Kevin Stefanski’s system, let’s look at what fantasy players can expect from the Browns this season.
In 2018, the Colorado Rockies selected Shelby Lackey in the 18th round of the MLB draft. Since then he has seen his stock rise in three minor league seasons. Although Lackey was the 546th overall pick, he was one of the Rockies’ top 30 prospects at the beginning of the 2021 campaign.
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