August 12, 2021, will forever be known as the day when the inaugural Field of Dreams game took place. What transpired was a game for the ages.
Winning 10 games and still not making the playoffs is the kind of near-miss that stings. The Miami Dolphins know the feeling, so general manager Chris Grier and head coach Brian Flores have been busy. They’ve focused on surrounding second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with more talent.
St. Louis has three prospects in MLB.com’s Top 100 currently. A couple of their other prospects could also move up into that select group. Let’s take a look at how the Cardinals’ top talent looks on the farm.
It’s going to be a completely new look for the Atlanta Falcons in 2021. For the first time since 2010, Julio Jones will not be repping black and red.
The Chicago Blackhawks last won the Stanley Cup in the 2014-2015 season. Since then, they’ve only made the playoffs three times, with all three chances ending in first-round losses.
The 2020 NFL fantasy football season was full of surprises and storylines. Hopefully, the 2021 season has a similar amount of surprises and storylines. With the season around the corner and plenty of bold takes out there, I have put together my own set of 10 bold fantasy takes.
“The world wants everything from Simone Biles, and she keeps on giving it,” Louise Radnofy wrote in a Wall Street Journal article profiling the prolific gymnast on July 13, 2021. Two weeks later, Biles, expected to sweep the Gold Medals at the Tokyo Olympics, withdrew from the team competitions after an unprecedented vault performance.
The third year of the Lamar Jackson era was not without its troubles. Baltimore fell from its perch atop the AFC North with an 11-5 record, but the Ravens were able to secure their first playoff win since 2014, exacting revenge on the Tennessee Titans. However, Baltimore once again fell in the divisional round of the playoffs, this time losing to the Buffalo Bills.
August 12, 2021, will forever be known as the day when the inaugural Field of Dreams game took place. What transpired was a game for the ages.
Winning 10 games and still not making the playoffs is the kind of near-miss that stings. The Miami Dolphins know the feeling, so general manager Chris Grier and head coach Brian Flores have been busy. They’ve focused on surrounding second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with more talent.
St. Louis has three prospects in MLB.com’s Top 100 currently. A couple of their other prospects could also move up into that select group. Let’s take a look at how the Cardinals’ top talent looks on the farm.
It’s going to be a completely new look for the Atlanta Falcons in 2021. For the first time since 2010, Julio Jones will not be repping black and red.
The Chicago Blackhawks last won the Stanley Cup in the 2014-2015 season. Since then, they’ve only made the playoffs three times, with all three chances ending in first-round losses.
The 2020 NFL fantasy football season was full of surprises and storylines. Hopefully, the 2021 season has a similar amount of surprises and storylines. With the season around the corner and plenty of bold takes out there, I have put together my own set of 10 bold fantasy takes.
“The world wants everything from Simone Biles, and she keeps on giving it,” Louise Radnofy wrote in a Wall Street Journal article profiling the prolific gymnast on July 13, 2021. Two weeks later, Biles, expected to sweep the Gold Medals at the Tokyo Olympics, withdrew from the team competitions after an unprecedented vault performance.
The third year of the Lamar Jackson era was not without its troubles. Baltimore fell from its perch atop the AFC North with an 11-5 record, but the Ravens were able to secure their first playoff win since 2014, exacting revenge on the Tennessee Titans. However, Baltimore once again fell in the divisional round of the playoffs, this time losing to the Buffalo Bills.
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