In The Scope: NBA Rallies Around Westbrook, More Can Be Done To Protect Players
Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook seems to always have bad blood when it comes to fan interactions when on the road in the NBA, especially in Utah.
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Category Archives: History
NFL: Win Earned In Settlement But Full Justice Eludes Kaepernick
February is the month that we celebrate Black Excellence, and for sports fans, mark the accomplishments of historical African-American legends that helped pave the way for African-American success today. Due […]
Watch: ICYMI, The 100-Year Game Was Super Bowl Sunday’s Best Action
The NFL’s two-minute spot blew away any random two minutes offered by the Patriots and Rams Sunday night.
The City Game: With Quick Start, DePaul Again Chasing Demons of Past Success
In 2015, Oliver Purnell led DePaul to a 5-2 start in Big East conference play. The Blue Demons lost 10 of their next 11 games that year to finish 6-12, […]
In The Scope: Change Is Needed, Lack of Coaching Diversity Blatant In NFL
This off-season alone shows that we might have to make additional edits to the (Rooney) rule, because lack of representation across the league’s coaching fraternity is becoming more prevalent than ever.
In The Scope: LeBron Legit In GOAT Debate, Doesn’t Define It
LeBron James made headlines recently, as it is so easy for him to do, on his ESPN+ documentary series “More Than An Athlete” in which he stated that after winning […]
In The Scope: Wade More Than Sidekick, Linked In History With LeBron
Wade and James’ partnership is one that survived through years together and even more years apart, it actively shifted the NBA culture, and created a trend that NBA players adhere to today, especially by utilizing their rights as free agents and masters of their own destiny.
Hip-Hop: Celebrate Wu, Tribe Silver Anniversaries
Just over a month ago we saluted the unique day of September 29, 1998 as maybe having the widest impact of any release day in Hip-Hop’s history, but the most bang for one’s buck might have came on November 9, 1993 when A Tribe Called Quest released its heralded third album, “Midnight Marauders” and the Wu-Tang Clan released its classic debut “Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers.”
Blackhawks: Coach Q Era Comes to Abrupt, But Expected End
The dismissal of Joel Quenneville only 15 games into his 11th season at the helm of the Hawks was a clean rip away from one of the most historic runs in franchise history.
Patience and Perseverance: A Letter of Appreciation To Chicago Legend D-Rose
This achievement not only shows that you still can play at an elite level, Derrick, but highlights the important lesson of perseverance and patience for all, a life lesson that has always spoke to me from throughout my childhood through my schooling and as I endeavor on my young sports journalistic career.
