WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE WNBA AND THE CBA

BY Mark Halpern On April 4, 1996 the world was introduced to first ever professional women’s sports  league the WNBA. The WNBA set the standard and now there are more Women’s professional sports than ever before. The league opened with eight teams for its first year and the teams were strategically placed in dominate NBAContinue reading “WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE WNBA AND THE CBA”

2025 MLB First Half Awards

By Mike Rifkin At the All-Star Break, here is how I would vote for each award.  AMERICAN LEAGUE  MVP  : Cal Raleigh – Mariners : Raleigh already has surpassed his career high with 38 homers at the break. His slash line is not that of Aaron Judge, but his .259/.376/.634 line is respectable. He alsoContinue reading “2025 MLB First Half Awards”

UNDER PRESSURE

BY MIKE RIFKIN The next week or so is going to be hectic in the NHL. The draft is this Friday and Saturday and July first is the beginning of free agency. Here are five General Managers who need to be active and have an effective offseason otherwise they could find themselves unemployed soon.  HonorableContinue reading “UNDER PRESSURE”

CLASSIC KNICKS

BY Mike Rifkin The NBA world was shocked earlier this week when the Knicks fired coach Tom Thibodeau after the Knick lost in the Eastern Conference Finals to the Pacers. Thibodeau led the Knicks to the playoffs in four of his five seasons as coach, and had a record of 226-174.  There are going toContinue reading “CLASSIC KNICKS”

WHOA HERE HE COMES

WATCH OUT LEAGUE IT’S MAURICIO TIME BY MARK HALPERN     One thing the Mets have an abundance of is young position players. The guy who people seemed to forget was Ronny Mauricio, who missed all of last season with a torn ACL, suffered in Winter Ball. But now Mauricio is back.       The Mets made the moveContinue reading “WHOA HERE HE COMES”

It Happened Again

By Mike Rifkin The Baltimore Orioles were swept this weekend by the Washington Nationals. For the Orioles, they’ve now dropped six in a row and are 2-8 in their last 10 games played. Furthermore a team that had such lofty expectations at the beginning of the season has the fourth worst record in all ofContinue reading “It Happened Again”

DRAFTING WITH SUCCESS

BY MARK HALPERN The NFL draft is a spectacle to not only watch on T.V but, even when you are there (Been twice to Radio City when it was held in NY.) Lights and cameras are on, multiple reporters from various networks and platform media are hoping not only either leave with a photo orContinue reading “DRAFTING WITH SUCCESS”

A POLAR VORTEX HOVERS OVER CITI FIELD  BY MARK HALPERN

    Pete Alonso had made it pretty clear that he wanted to stay in New York with the Mets. The way things were going Mets fans were starting to believe that Alonso might go elsewhere cause he wasn’t getting the contract “he wanted.”      The reason for the quotes is because his agent wanted him to getContinue reading “A POLAR VORTEX HOVERS OVER CITI FIELD  BY MARK HALPERN”

CHA-CHA-CHANGES

BY MIKE RIFKIN Last season the New York Rangers won the Presidents’ Trophy and were six wins away from securing their first Stanley Cup since 1994. This year has been an entirely different story, after an 8-5 loss to the Flyers, the Rangers find themselves on the brink of elimination, and let’s be honest, it’dContinue reading “CHA-CHA-CHANGES”

SIN BLITZERS : WEEK 16 PREVIEW

 Bengals vs Browns : Preview  By Bill Murphy  The Bengals have won two in a row after  their 37-27  victory against The Tennessee Titans .Joe Burrow was 26/37  or 271 yards and three touchdowns. This  gave him the franchise record of six consecutive games with three or more touchdowns.The Bengals now have a difficult ,Continue reading “SIN BLITZERS : WEEK 16 PREVIEW”