2014

By Jay Betsill Tiger Woods announced Tuesday on his website that he would be unable to play in the Masters due to having surgery on his back on Monday. It will be the first time […]

By Will Martin We have reached that time of the year where the mad scramble is on. That six week window of deciding how you want to spend your weekend with friends, family, or loved […]

By Martin Iheke As the season winds down, your Dallas Stars are in the fight for their lives to keep their season going beyond April 13th. After losing four in a row, the Stars have […]

By Craig Fields For the first time in 59 days Philadelphia 76er fans have something to celebrate. Yes a victory. An actual victory. Whew! That was a close one eh fans? The 76ers were so […]

By Will Martin A full year has now passed since the Houston Astros became the first team in National League history to make the switch over to the American League, for better or worse. History […]

By Will Martin Last April marked the only time in the history of the American Airlines Center that neither home tenant, the Mavericks or the Stars, played beyond the regular season leaving many a worker, […]

By Will Martin Right before the start of the currently running eight game homestand I remember telling myself that going 6-2 during this homestand would be a good thing for the Dallas Mavericks. This thought ran […]

By Jay Betsill The 2014 Valero Texas Open week began with the buzz that comes along with having a star-studded field including Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth and Ernie Els. Thursday morning arrived amidst a thick […]

By Will Martin It’s interesting how certain things in life are among the absolutes in their path, description, or expectation. Like a duck takes to water, born to play a position, being placed somewhere that […]