April 2014

By Will Martin This series has been anything but boring through four games. Although tied at two, an argument can be made that the Mavericks could have pulled off the surprise sweep if not for […]

By Will Martin Oh, what a difference a week makes. Last week you were all set to throw the book at yours truly. ‘These Astros are the same lot that will lose 100 games again […]

By Joey McGraw Planes, trains, and automobiles. These are all forms adequate transportation to get to point A to point B. Not so for many of the international players. There is much controversy on how […]

By Jay Betsill 22-year-old Seung-Yul Noh fired a 1-under 71 on Sunday to win the Zurich Classic in New Orleans by two shots. In winning his first PGA Tour title, Noh, outlasted major champions including […]

By Will Martin We begin with the play that will be talked about for years to come in Dallas Texas. http://youtu.be/YjBzZpkuy38 Remember a time about ten years ago there was an infomercial with a woman […]

By Martin Iheke The Anaheim Ducks ended the Dallas Stars’ season after coming back from a 4-2 deficit late in regulation to win in overtime, 5-4. The Ducks won the best-of-seven series, 4-2. First Period […]

By Mark Miller Thanks to sweeping their new arch rival and adding another victory on the road over the weekend, the Texas Rangers ended last week tied for the lead in their own division with […]

By Will Martin Some riddles in life are rhetorical. Some questions are to never be answered, only accepted as fact or reality whether you like it or not. Some constants may serve as an irritant […]

By Martin Iheke The Anaheim Ducks took advantage of being at home by running away with a 6-2 victory over the Dallas Stars. The Ducks now lead the best-of-seven series, 3-2. First Period A lot […]

By Will Martin Back on October 24th I received a phone call very early in the day from my editor. Always a conversation with brevity. ‘How’d you like to interview an NBA Hall Of Famer?’ […]