LeBron James Inks New Two Year Deal
By Michael Hanley LeBron James is going forward with his plan to resign with the Cavs and keep them as title contenders for years to come. James and the Cavaliers have agreed upon a two […]
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The Darkest Day in Mavericks History
By Matthew Behrndt Hyland DeAndre Jordan Jr. is a man that will forever be hated by the Mavericks faithful. Just five days ago this man made a city rejoice. Mavericks fans talked about how this […]
2015 MLB First Half Review
By Alex Gustafson The 86th Major League All-Star Game is this coming Tuesday in Cincinnati at Great American Ball Park. With the season approaching its annual midway point, here are my thoughts on underachieving teams […]
How New Home Run Derby Rules Will Affect Event
By Jared Macduff If there’s one event during the break other than the All-Star Game that baseball fans look forward to it’s the Home Run Derby. This year, there will be new rules added to make […]
UFC 189: MENDES vs MCGREGOR PREVIEW
By Kyler Kuehler UFC 189: Mendes vs. McGregor will air on July 11, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. #1 CHAD “MONEY” MENDES (17-2-0) vs #3 CONOR “THE NOTORIOUS” MCGREGOR (17-2-0) This is a five round […]
Winners and Losers of NBA Free-Agency
By Matthew Behrndt The NBA free agency period is far from over. Players can officially sign on July 9, but most big name free agents have already agreed to principal deals. This is a list […]
Danny Lee wins the Greenbrier Classic in a playoff
By Jay Betsill Irving resident Danny Lee captured his first PGA Tour victory as he was the last man standing in a four-man playoff to win the Greenbrier Classic. Lee earned $1.2 million and became […]
Giants Nix $60 Million Offer to Jason Pierre-Paul
By Michael Hanley What was already a traumatic and July 4th weekend to forget for Jason Pierre-Paul turned even worse on Monday. Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul has reportedly lost his $60 million dollar contract […]
U.S. Women Dominate World Cup Final
By Jared Macduff The Women’s World Cup trophy is back where it belongs, in the United States. The United States also became the only country to win three Women’s World Cup championships. The U.S. women’s […]
NHL offseason in full swing: What’s left for the Stars?
By Stephen Elliott The NHL draft has come and gone and even though there were impactful trades and key additions for each team, it is nothing compared to what happened at the end of last week. […]