DALLAS WINS BUT IT’S THE SAME OLD STORY

BY MARK HALPERN      The Dallas Cowboys beat the Houston Texans 34-30 in a shootout in Houston. Prescott threw 335 yards and 1 TD to Cee Dee Lamb who came close to beating former Cowboys TE Jason Witten’s record of 18 receptions but finished with 17 receptions for 189 yards and the lone Prescott TD. JavonteContinue reading “DALLAS WINS BUT IT’S THE SAME OLD STORY”

ROMO OUT AT CBS

BY MARK HALPERN      I have been a Dallas Cowboy fan for over 40 years now. I have lived through the scandals and drugs in the 90’s and then all the issues in the early 2000’s. After the 2003 draft, the Cowboys signed an undrafted Quarterback named Tony Romo out of Eastern Illinois.Romo, was a BillContinue reading “ROMO OUT AT CBS”

PORTER TO THE COWBOYS

By Mark Halpern      The Dallas Cowboys have shown some improvement on both sides of the ball but the secondary is still dealing with mounting injuries and lack of leadership. Late last night the Dallas Cowboys traded a 2027 6th round pick and a 2028 2nd round pick to the Steelers for one of the bestContinue reading “PORTER TO THE COWBOYS”

MV-PCA : WHAT A SEASON

By Mark Halpern      As a TRUE die-hard Mets fan I think back to that gloomy day at the end of July in 2021, when the Mets made the trade that sent Pete Crow-Armstrong to the Chicago Cubs for Javier Baez and Trevor Williams. The Mets were making a push at the trade deadline and neededContinue reading “MV-PCA : WHAT A SEASON”

DART UNFORTUNATELY DONE

BY MARK HALPERN     One of the worst things in sports is the injuries. Whether you support a team or root against them, you never want to see a guy get hurt. Unfortunately for the New York Giants, they’ve lost their Quarterback Jaxson Dart for the season. On the opening drive on Monday  the Rams DefenseContinue reading “DART UNFORTUNATELY DONE”

ANOTHER NOTCH ON THE BELT

BY MARK HALPERN      The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most iconic franchises in the NFL and they have had a great history when it comes to the Quarterback position. When the Cowboys became a team in the 1960 season Don Meredith was the first to do it for the Cowboys and led them toContinue reading “ANOTHER NOTCH ON THE BELT”

HOG TIED 

BY MARK HALPERN The Cowboys lost their season opener to the Giants. Their home opener was also against a division rival, the Washington Commanders, and the Cowboys couldn’t afford to go 0-2. This was Dallas’s home opener. The Cowboys showed some life during the Giant game but, not what we envisioned at all. The CommandersContinue reading “HOG TIED “

FOOTBALL SLIGHTY EDGES BASEBALL

BY MARK HALPERN      If you subscribe to the network or have seen me live on many podcasts on the network there is no Secret that I am a huge Dallas Cowboys fan and the same for the New York Mets (I also love my Knicks but as sports go Basketball ranks 3rd.) I am oneContinue reading “FOOTBALL SLIGHTY EDGES BASEBALL”

TO GRADE OR NOT TO GRADE

BY MARK HALPERN      When baseball cards were introduced, there were no grading services to determine how good a card was. Let’s face it most cards that came out of packs (because of the way kids ripped them) would have been hard to problem see a mint 9 or higher. Cards made back then were flimsy,Continue reading “TO GRADE OR NOT TO GRADE”