Denver hires Michael Malone as coach
By DaVince “Dino” Wright How lucky can a man be? Michael Malone is a good defensive-minded coach with a great pedigree sitting under some strong head coaches over his career. But this one was crazy! The […]
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The Rangers Gear Up for Interleague Play
By Lew Patton The Texas Rangers were 3-3 this past week, but played some solid ball and have made improvements in many areas. Chi Chi Gonzalez has a 0.42 ERA (1 ER/21.2 IP) over his […]
Cleveland Cavaliers Need to Stick to Plan
By Craig Fields At times, watching Game 5 of the NBA Finals was like watching a video game. I mean there were times when I literally thought I was watching the real life latest installment of […]
It’s Time for This Dez Bryant Contract to Get Done
By Zach Walker The Cowboys have about a month, depending on when this is being read, to secure a long term deal with Dez Bryant. July 15th is the deadline, and after what seems like […]
Rangers Win Series Against the Twins
By Alex Al-Kazzaz The Texas Rangers wrapped up their series against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday. The Rangers are now back on a series winning streak, and they are 2.5 games behind the Houston Astros […]
Dustin Johnson withdraws from FedEx St. Jude Classic after nine holes
By Jay Betsill 2012 FedEx St. Jude Classic champion Dustin Johnson citing “illness” withdrew after nine holes at TPC Southwind in Memphis. Johnson, the No. 7 player in the world, was the highest ranked player […]
Man Down: Is Mark Jackson Jealous Of The Warriors Success?
By: Darius Williams When researching the base definition of “jealous”, one of the many scripted examples reads, “Having to do with or arising from feelings of envy, apprehension or bitterness”. It is said that some […]
CIF Playoff Preview: Force vs Revolution
By Mathew Lunsford Tonight inside the Allen Event Center the Texas Revolution’s first ever post season contest! The Revs will be taking on the Wichita Force, who took a loss to Texas earlier this season 48-21. […]
Lingmerth wins, Tiger finishes last at Memorial
By Jay Betsill David Lingmerth’s first PGA Tour victory came courtesy of a three-hole playoff over past U.S. Open champion Justin Rose at the Memorial Tournament. The win gets him the victory that gets him […]
U.S. Women’s Team Looks to Overcome 2011 World Cup Loss
By Jared Macduff The U.S. Women’s team in 2011 were so close to winning the World Cup for the first time since 1999. That was until they blew two late leads on penalty kicks. The U.S. had many chances […]