In their 55 years of existence, the Houston Astros have only made two World Series appearances. The first came in 2005 when they were swept by the Chicago White Sox. That wasn’t going to happen this time around. Continue reading
Week 8 Review of the NFL
StandardYes It’s True, They’re In First Place
By no means am I endorsing them as perennial contenders, but the New Orleans Saints are in first place and have a 5-game winning streak after starting the year 0-2. Continue reading
Week 7 Review of the NFL
StandardLook Who’s On Top
They’re 6-1. They haven’t lost to a division opponent or a conference opponent. Their quarterback, Carson Wentz, is playing at an elite level and they’ve played in some pretty close contests. Continue reading
2017 World Series Preview
StandardThis could be another scenario where one team that is in the midst of a long title drought has the chance to end it. While the other can simply win their first title in the franchise’s history. That is what lies before both the Dodgers and Astros respectively. Los Angeles hasn’t won a World Series since 1988 and that was their last appearance in the fall classic. Houston last appeared in the World Series in 2005 when they were apart of the National League. Both were considered the two best teams in baseball throughout the season. Now we can see who will be able to raise the trophy. Continue reading
NBA Finals and Award Projections
Standard* – indicates playoffs
MVP – Kawhi Leonard – Spurs
Rookie – Ben Simmons – 76ers
Coach – Tom Thibodeau – Timberwolves
Defensive Player – Kawhi Leonard – Spurs
Most Improved – Blake Griffin – Clippers
Sixth Man – Lou Williams – Clippers
Executive – Sam Presti – Thunder Continue reading




