Instant Reaction: Failed Hunt For Machado Hits Sox Fans In Gut
It turns out the wait for Manny Machado was not worth it, not for the Chicago White Sox or the Sox’s increasingly disillusioned fans.
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Tag Archives: free agency
NBA: East Powers Load Up At Trade Deadline, West Mostly Focus on Free Agency
Only a handful of franchises can call themselves making a move that could alter the balance of league competition for the remainder of this season.
NBA: Bulls’ Porter Trade Improves Now, Could Hinder Future
Trading for Otto Porter shows that the Bulls expect to build again, mostly with roster pieces already under contract.
In The Scope: Knicks, Mavs Each Playing Long Game With Explosive Trade
Leave it to the NBA and its never-ending churn of player versus organization leverage to take what could be an otherwise quiet mid-season week and make it into a game-changing […]
NBA: AD’s Trade Request Opens Lakers Path Before Celtics Can Strike
Rumors of New Orleans Pelicans franchise player Anthony Davis leaving the NO have ramped up considerably since he switched his representation last summer. Players switch agents all the time, but […]
In The Scope: Apologetic Kyrie Should Consider Re-joining King’s Court In LA
So what if (Kyrie) comes to the realization that being the face of the legendary Boston franchise is not what he wants? He should at least consider coming to LA to once again play alongside the King.
In The Scope: Kevin Durant to LA Rumors Make Sense, Even For Clippers
The eventual destination of Durant stands to make more of an impact in the league than any move not involving LeBron James, and there’s a significant chance James may still figure into Durant’s eventual decision.
Trash or Not Trash: Sox Fans Should Embrace Hope For Harper, Machado
NOT TRASH — The Bryce Harper/Manny Machado Sweepstakes If I allowed myself to be my typical, synical self this would veer slightly into the “trash” pile only because it’s giving […]
Trash or Not Trash: Warriors In-Fights Not Trash Yet, Getting There
It’s only fitting that the two G-State players I most dislike were the ones involved in a back and forth snipe session near the end of regulation in Tuesday’s Warriors-Clippers matchup.
In The Scope: NBA Contenders Need To Take Advantage of Jamal Crawford’s Availability
Some quality talent still exists in this year’s crop of the unsigned. Headlining that list as we get closer and closer to October and the opening of camps league-wide is one of the game’s most explosive offensive threats and one of its best Sixth-men of all time: Jamal Crawford.
