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By Garrett Pelto When: Saturday, June 9 Prelims - 8:00 p.m. EST Main Card - 10:00 p.m. EST Where: Chicago, Illinois How: Prelims - Fox Sports 1 Main Card - Pay-Per-View WOO! UFC 225 is almost here! UFC's biggest event since UFC 224 on May 12 Amanda Nunes and Raquel Pennington (when Raquel asked her corner... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto When: Prelims - 8:00 p.m. Main card - 10:00 p.m. Where: Atlantic City, New Jersey How: Fox Sports 1 Another weekend, another lightweight main event. This time at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Saturday, April 21. Lightweights Edson Barboza and Kevin Lee will compete for the main event while... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto NHL Playoffs are almost upon us. The 16-team bracket will kickoff April 11 with number one seeds earned by the Nashville Predators (Central), Vegas Knights (Pacific), Tampa Bay Lightning (Atlantic) and Washington Capitals (Metropolitan). Vegas betting odds has Nashville as the favorite, followed by the Boston Bruins, Tampa Bay Lightning, Vegas Knights... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto I'm disappointed to write that Aldon Smith, seventh-overall pick by the 49ers in the 2011 NFL Draft and recently released by the Raiders, has been arrested again according to SFgate.com. Smith has been arrested three times in the last two months. First arrest was on March 3 for bodily injury, false imprisonment and vandalism.... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto The man who has brought the most attention to the UFC since its creation, Conor McGregor, has done it again. But this time bringing attention to the sport for the wrong reasons. Thursday night, McGregor attacked a bus delivering several UFC staff members and fighters by throwing a dolly and nearby trash... Continue Reading →
By Ryan Horvath Retrieved from https://nypost.com/2017/12/09/stanton-and-judge-can-take-aim-at-yankees-legendary-duos/ Major League Baseball has one of the shortest off-seasons of any professional sport. With that being said, spring is here and so is baseball. Opening day was on Thursday of last week. The offseason had some crazy deals go down, which made this season very highly anticipated. The reigning... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto WHERE: Brooklyn, New York WHEN: Saturday, April 7 HOW: Pay-per-view I was just saying a few days ago, "Man, I hope these fighters can make the last week without getting hurt or missing weight." Silly me. My fears came true when Dana White and UFC announced that Tony Ferguson will no longer fight Khabib Nurmagomedov... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto Shohei Ohtani is reportedly making the Angels' roster even after having a rather mediocre spring training. Not only is he making the roster, but he is "tentatively scheduled" to pitch the third game of the season and DH in the opening season. For those of you who haven't heard of the "Babe... Continue Reading →
By: Spencer Nixon It was another exciting weekend for our boy Tiger that provided us plenty of reason to believe he might officially be "back". The Arnold Palmer Invitational took place this past weekend with Tiger in search for his first tournament win since 2013 and his ninth career win at Bay Hill Golf... Continue Reading →
By Garrett Pelto According to Kyle Glaser of Baseball America, Minor League Baseball (MiLB) announced pace-of-play rule changes for all teams below Major League Baseabll (MLB) in the upcoming 2018 season. The major change will occur during extra innings (a game tied after nine innings), when a player for the hitting team will be placed on second... Continue Reading →
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