Category: Sports

A dispute over $750,000 may have created one of MLB’s most valuable trade chips. Milwaukee Brewers ace Corbin Burnes recently lost his arbitration case with the team. He asked for $10.75 million while the Brewers countered with $10.01 million. The team won the case and will pay the star pitcher less than he wanted. Burnes […]

During the offseason, Jason Heyward knew that he needed to make major changes in order to continue playing in the majors. After having back-to-back injury-riddled campaigns, Heyward was released by the Chicago Cubs at the end of the 2022 season. “I’m not the one that’s gonna pick up the phone,” Heyward told MLB.com. “I can’t […]

Among the many acquisitions made by the New York Mets this offseason, Japanese right-hander Kodai Senga may be the most intriguing.  The Mets inked the five-time Japan Series champion to a five-year $75M deal in December to be the team’s third starter. While New York could have a third ace in its rotation if he […]

It has not been a good stretch of basketball for the Georgetown Hoyas — especially on the road. The Hoyas are 7-21 and dead last in the Big East. They’ve also only won two games in the conference, but the good news is one of those games was the last one. Georgetown beat the Butler […]

Patrick Beverley went to high school less than two miles from the United Center. 17 years later, he’s finally there as a Chicago Bull. The Los Angeles Lakers traded Beverley to Orlando last week, and he quickly negotiated a buyout. Now he’ll be a member of the Bulls, just a short drive down Madison Street […]

With spring training only days away, here are some of the top prospects in the National League who have a chance to make an impact in the majors during the 2023 season. Andrew Painter, RHP, Philadelphia Phillies  The number six overall prospect coming into the 2023 season, according to MLB.com. At only 19 years old […]

College football could look a whole lot different if one rule change floated by college football commissioners gains traction. Per Sports Illustrated’s Ross Dellenger, one of the ways commissioners are exploring shortening games is by having the game clock continue running after incomplete passes. A September 2022 article from Seth Emerson in The Athletic explains […]

Major League Soccer kicks off its 28th season this weekend, but questions about its playoff system remain unanswered at the highest levels. “We’re six, seven days out from the first game of the season; we don’t know the playoff format,” Inter Miami coach Phil Neville told The Athletic. “If we want to be the best […]

Lionel Messi scored a dazzling 95th-minute free kick Saturday to clinch Paris Saint-Germain’s 4-3 victory over sixth-place LOSC Lille. The Ligue 1 win comes at a crucial time for the Paris club, which entered Saturday’s match on a three-game losing streak. “In these tough times, we’ve got to entrench ourselves even further in our work,” […]

Significant rule changes could be coming to college football as top administrators consider several measures meant to shorten games and reduce the number of plays. A group of executives is moving toward recommending multiple rule changes, several of which would bring NCAA rules more in line with the NFL’s, according to Ross Dellenger of SI. […]