Michael Rifkin

Why We Love March

By: Mike Rifkin This Saturday, the Final Four will be played in Houston. Florida Atlantic, San Diego State, Miami, and UCONN will play for the right to be the National Champions. UCONN is playing in their sixth Final Four, and they have won the National Championship in four appearances, last time in 2014. As forContinue reading “Why We Love March”

Go For It

By: Mike Rifkin NFL free agency is in full force, and one of the major questions is what is going on with Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson? The Ravens placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on the former MVP, meaning a team can offer Lamar a contract, and the Ravens would get the right to match theContinue reading “Go For It”

Not Again

By: Mike Rifkin Last Wednesday started the NFL’S league year. While most people focus on the free agency period of the league year, another thing that occurs is teams can file potential rule changes that the owners and the competition committee can discuss. The Los Angeles Rams proposed the rule change and want to makeContinue reading “Not Again”

NCAA TOURNAMENT PREVIEW

By: Mike Rifkin SOUTH REGION TOP 5 SEEDS MOST INTERESTING MATCHUP : (8) MARYLAND VS (9) WEST VIRGINIA – All eight vs. nine matchups are fantastic. The most significant factor is Maryland has only won four games on the road/ neutral sites. Can they turn this around against the Mountaineers? Team to come out: Arizona Continue reading “NCAA TOURNAMENT PREVIEW “

AFC NORTH OFF-SEASON PREVIEW

BY: Mike Rifkin The 2022 AFC North division had three teams finish over .500 and two teams that wound up playing each other in the playoffs. AFC NORTH STANDINGS BENGALS -12-4 RAVENS: 10-7 STEELERS – 9-8 BROWNS – 7-10 Ravens: The Ravens’ most important question is, what is going on with Lamar Jackson? They putContinue reading “AFC NORTH OFF-SEASON PREVIEW”

SIN’S MLB OFFSEASON Recap

Baseball season is almost here. It was an exciting winter. Here is how we saw the offseason through a questionnaire. THE QUESTIONS Mark Halpern – Xander Bogaerts going to San Diego was a huge move. Adding him to a lineup that includes Machado, Juan Soto, and eventually, Fernando Tatis Jr. Bogaerts, Machado on one sideContinue reading “SIN’S MLB OFFSEASON Recap”

Being Comfor-TUA-ble

By: Mike Rifkin It is widely reported that the Miami Dolphins are picking up the fifth-year option on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Tua led the NFL with a passer rating of 105.5 last season and had 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Tua had a great season when he played, and he did miss time last yearContinue reading “Being Comfor-TUA-ble”

WBC preview: Canada

By: Ross Mazin The WBC is upon us, and I couldn’t be more excited. The WBC is where the stars get to play for national pride. Canada last played in the WBC in 2006, where they had their signature win over the United States. Despite that, Canada has never made it out of pool play.Continue reading “WBC preview: Canada “

WBC Preview: Cuba and Great Britain

By: Mike Rifkin The World Baseball Classic is upon us. Baseball players worldwide will take center stage and represent their country in this great tournament. Cuba will be a part of Pool A along with Italy, Chinese Taipei, Netherlands, and Panama. Some of the best Cuban players should be playing in the WBC. Yordan Alvarez,Continue reading “WBC Preview: Cuba and Great Britain “

Making A Lasting Impression

By: Mike Rifkin The Nashville Predators announced last week that General Manager David Poile will retire on June 30th. Poile is the only General Manager in Predators history and will be replaced by the first coach in team history, Barry Trotz. Poile said, “I am incredibly proud of everything the Predators organization has accomplished duringContinue reading “Making A Lasting Impression”