March 2014

By Will Martin Call it a proper alignment of the stars. Call it a matter of everything falling into place. Maybe it’s just a crazy destiny that takes you home in more ways than one. […]

By Will Martin If you were one of the many fans able to come out early to the American Airlines Center last Thursday night and you chose to take a little walk toward section 113 […]

By Craig Fields The Philadelphia 76ers retired the jersey of one of their most influential and high profile players in the history of the NBA. Allen Iverson’s number 3 was lifted to the rafters where […]

By Rodney Fisher The Houston Rockets (44-19) went into the NBA All-Star break winning seven games in a row. The team has been 4-2 since the break, and now start the new week with their […]

By Tommy Kennicot Mardi Gras is here and gives us another great reason to party. A night that is rich in tradition and one that kicks off Lent. DFW isn’t New Orleans but the Metroplex […]

By Will Martin One week now in the books and the calendar now becomes tantamount to help bring players and coaches alike into shape. Preparing for the rigors of what shall await in the course […]

By Will Martin The Madness that is referred to this particular month (March) is not only exclusive to the sport of college basketball and brackets. There’s a very good chance that the Dallas Mavericks will […]

By Martin Iheke The Stars did make a little bit of news off the ice last Friday when they signed forward Colton Scevior to a two-year contract. He is 24 years old and has spent […]

By Jay Betsill The Texas Legends presented by Veracruz came out of a 10-game losing streak by sweeping the Los Angeles D-Fenders this weekend at Dr Pepper Arena in Frisco, TX. Okay, so they had […]

By Jay Betsill When the Sunday at the Honda Classic got underway, Rory McIlroy was in the driver’s seat and, albeit remote, Tiger Woods was in the conversation. McIlroy was resembling the player he was […]