For the second straight year, the Home Run Derby was a smash hit. Yet amidst the breathtaking backdrop in San Diego and a couple of outstanding performances from the likes of Mark Trumbo and Todd Frazier, it was Miami’s Giancarlo Stanton who owned the night.
After being perched atop everyone’s weekly power rankings for the whole season, people are starting to doubt the Chicago Cubs.
As soon as I began to write this, Arizona’s Jeremy Lamb laced a single to break up Madison Bumgarner’s no-hitter last night at AT&T Park. This was disappointing, for sure: Bumgarner seems to be the only Giants pitcher who hasn’t thrown a no-no recently (they’ve had four in the past four years).
Dwyane Wade is the latest NBA player to return home, joining the Chicago Bulls on a two-year deal that looks better on paper than it does in reality.
Fronte got the ball rolling on this argument when he ranked Russell Wilson as the top quarterback he’d choose to build a team around. However, there’s another quarterback from the 2012 draft class that’s pretty damn good- former first overall pick Andrew Luck.
This is Part II of an article I wrote about identifying teams set to improve or decline in 2016 based on a series of underlying statistics.
Thunder fans have a right to feel saddened by Kevin Durant’s departure, but the future could still be bright for Oklahoma City (emphasis on the word could).
Now that we’ve entered the month of July, the MLB season is half over.
Sorry to interrupt your Independence Day, but Kevin Durant just signed with the Golden State Warriors.
