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Evan Battey Has A Big Heart

I’m not going to try to act like an old person and say more kids need to be like Evan Battey. I won’t do it. But this is certainly a young athlete kids could look up to. Evan (Colorado) was being guarded by Oscar da Silva (Stanford). After an unintentional fall to the ground, itContinue reading “Evan Battey Has A Big Heart”

Dame is Big Mad!

Damian Lillard is big mad. He has very good reason to be. If you don’t know by now, he got screwed last night. If he goes down like this, he is going to make sure everybody gets it. He was quoted in the locker room after the game saying, “they cost us the f*cking game”.Continue reading “Dame is Big Mad!”

The Return of the XFL

The XFL comes back tomorrow. Am I as excited as 12-year-old me, in 2001? No. Will it live up to the XFL in 2001? Probably not. Will I be watching the games this weekend? ABSOLUTELY! In fact, I have already set the recordings to the televised games. I am intrigued. I just hope the levelContinue reading “The Return of the XFL”

NBA Trade Deadline Aftermath

The NBA Trade Deadline usually brings a lot of action. This year brought some interesting trades. First, Golden State got rid of D’Angelo Russell after a couple months of being on the team. Russell made no sense for this team. I don’t know what they thought they were going to do when Klay Thompson cameContinue reading “NBA Trade Deadline Aftermath”

The NBA Dunk Contest is Back!

Over the past few years, the NBA 3-point Contest has stolen the show on Saturday nights of All-Star weekend. But this year should be different. Get ready for the best dunk contest of recent memory. There are three awesome contestants in this dunk contest, and Dwight Howard. In Dwight’s defense, he may surprise us. DwightContinue reading “The NBA Dunk Contest is Back!”

Watch Out NBA

Don’t look now but we may have a new threat in the Western Conference. Portland has won 7-3 and only 1.5 games out of the 8 spot for the playoffs. With the Jazz on a 4 game losing streak, LA Clippers have shown signs of struggle lately, Houston is 4-6 out of the last tenContinue reading “Watch Out NBA”

Super Bowl LIV

February 2, 2020, will be a day many people from Kansas City only thought would happen in our dreams. One of those dreams when you wake up in the morning and want to go back to sleep because it was almost better than what real life is. In fact, I’m not even 100% sure PatrickContinue reading “Super Bowl LIV”

Dear Kobe

Kobe was a lot of things to different people. For many years the world saw him as a basketball player, first and foremost. What he did on that floor in the 29 arenas around the country were a thing of legend, down to his last performance we got to witness. I re-watched his last gameContinue reading “Dear Kobe”