Posted on February 18, 2019, by Travis Pulver In Week One of the Alliance of American Football season arguably the two best teams appeared to be the San Antonio Commanders and Orlando Apollos. The Commanders played a very good defensive game in their opener while showing promise on defense. Steve Spurrier’s Apollos, on the other […]
Posted on February 17, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine After another long winter on the free agent market, third baseman Mike Moustakas heading back to where he finished last year. On Sunday, Moustakas reached a deal with the Milwaukee Brewers on a one-year contract worth $10 million. There is also a mutual option that could keep […]
Posted on February 16, 2019, by Travis Pulver When the Los Angeles Lakers convinced LeBron James to bring his considerable talents to the West Coast, the world assumed one thing would happen. They assumed the Lakers would make their triumphant return to the playoffs this season. With the young talent on the roster, the progress that […]
Posted on February 15, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine The New York Yankees are jumping on the bandwagon of teams giving their young stars contract extensions this spring. On Friday agreed to a deal with starter Luis Severino. The deal will pay Severino at least $40 million over the next four seasons, which will take care […]
To be fair, San Antonio played a defensive gem but a 15 for 25 outing for 126 yards, no touchdowns, and a pair of picks have prompted Mike Martz to start Philip Nelson who went 5 of 10 for 68 yards…and a pick.
In total, the Stallions called 28 running plays which produced 88 yards and a touchdown while their passing game consisted of 35 plays which totaled 159 yards, 2 TDs, and a pair of interceptions.
A lot of fans of the new league were talking about Christian Hackenberg and the Memphis Express after their Week 1 game against the Birmingham Iron but it was for all the wrong reasons.
The Orlando Apollos were the highest-scoring team in week one after pounding the Atlanta Legends 40-6 while San Antonio earned a 15-6 victory over the San Diego Fleet.
Posted on February 14, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine Despite not accomplishing anything of substance in recent years, the Minnesota Twins have a lot of confidence in the young core of their team. On Thursday, they gave contract extensions to two of those young players. Both shortstop Jorge Polanco and outfielder Max Kepler have been signed […]
Posted on February 14, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine While the MLB offseason has turned into a disappointment, it hasn’t stopped spring training from arriving on time. This is the magical time of year when all 30 teams have a chance to win the World Series. Well, except all the teams that are purposely tanking their […]
Posted on February 13, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine A month before the new NFL year officially begins, the Denver Broncos have initiated the start of what should be an interesting quarterback carousel. The Broncos have agreed to a trade with the Baltimore Ravens for veteran quarterback Joe Flacco. The deal won’t become official until the […]
Posted on February 13, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine As they prepare to go full speed ahead toward being a competitive team, the Philadelphia Phillies have signed their ace to a long-term deal. On Wednesday, the Phillies announced that Aaron Nola has agreed to a four-year extension worth $45 million. There is also an option for […]
Posted on February 12, 2019, by Travis Pulver Football fans around the country got some good news Monday. The most exciting and dynamic college quarterback since Baker Mayfield was not going to give up on football just yet. Kyler Murray had decided to forego his baseball career to give one in football his complete and undivided […]
Posted on February 12, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine On the eve of pitchers and catchers officially reporting to spring training, the Miami Marlins made a last-minute signing. On Tuesday, the Fish agreed to a one-year deal with veteran reliever Sergio Romo. Romo will make a base salary of $2.5 million plus incentives for the 2019 […]
Posted on February 12, 2019, by Bryan Zarpentine We already know that two-way Japanese sensation Shohei Ohtani will serve only as a hitter for the Los Angeles Angels in 2019 as he recovers from Tommy John surgery. However, his rehab is likely going to prevent him from serving in that role on opening day. New […]
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