It’s July 5th. It’s a little later than usual because of Coronavirus but we are getting our favorite rumor mill report. The New York Knicks have not one, but TWO superstars (well kind of superstars) that would like to join them. This time it’s Damian Lillard and Devin Booker. According to @NYPost_Berman, if Damian Lillard […] More
July 1st. Every damn year we got to remind the world that the New York Mets are STILL paying Bobby Bonilla. In a way this is bittersweet. Every year it’s a reminder that Bobby Bonilla gets paid but also this year 9 which means we only have 15 years left of Bobby Bonilla day. Also […] More
On this date in sports history July 1st, 2004 Derek Jeter took a dive into the stands in the 13th inning against the Boston Red Sox. Now, this is one the most iconic moments of all time but I think it might have been just a tad bit over sold. Look, Jeter made a hell […] More
On this date in sports history June 18th, 1977 The New York Yankees imploded in front of a national TV audience as Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson got into a heated exchange and had to be separated in the dugout. Because Reggie Jackson didn’t really hustle on a what should have been a single and […] More
I mean I was kind of done blogging about Kyrie Irving And how he wants the NBA to skip out on the bubble in Orlando. But now? Kyrie Irving thinks that the players can start their own league. Ok. Look, great idea Kyrie. But are you going to be the one who gets the TV […] More
On Friday we had the classic news dump. This time it seems like the Yankees joined the Astros in an elaborate sign stealing operation. A New York judge ruled on Friday that a letter sent by Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred to the Yankees addressing the findings of a 2017 investigation into the team […] More
On June 10th, 1921 depending on what sort of history you go off of Babe Ruth broke the all time home run record of Gavvy Cravath who had 119 Home Runs when his career ended in 1920. This record did not include stats before 1901 which had different rules, dimensions and equipment so whose record […] More
On June 9th, 1999 Bobby Valentine got ejected after arguing Balls and Strikes for Mike Piazza. But unlike the norm instead of heading to dugout and into the clubhouse the New York Mets manager reemerged from the clubhouse wearing sunglasses, a random hat and painted on a fake mustache. Bobby Valentine was back in disguise. […] More
Source: According to police, the two men were partying in Miramar, FL on May 13 … when things took a disturbing turn. Cops say Baker and Dunbar were allegedly hanging at a cookout — playing cards and video games — when an argument broke out and Baker whipped out a semi-automatic firearm. Cops say […] More
New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles (sort of) are lucky enough to house two Major League Baseball teams. With this comes the built-in turf war fandom that we all love to hate. Currently, all six of these teams are fielding capable, if not, competitive rosters for the first time in recent memory only adding to […] More
Everyone who was watching the NFL Draft is wondering why Dave Gettleman is wearing a mask indoors. I need someone to explain why Dave Gettleman is putting on a mask in isolation inside ????? pic.twitter.com/Jbw7VbQa6y — George Jarjour (@gjarjour) April 24, 2020 Well we got an update: Dave Gettleman on the mask: “I’ve got a […] More
New York Post :Hank Steinbrenner, at one-time in line to succeed his father George and run the Yankees, died at home in Clearwater after a long battle with an illness, sources told The Post. Steinbrenner, who turned 63 on April 2, was surrounded by his family. The illness was not related to COVID-19, the sources […] More