I love bowl season. I love the matchups and getting to spend a full month watching games I wished I could have in September. I can’t remember a year in which I hadn’t been to a bowl game since I got into sports media in 2011. The bowl games used to mean something, but not […]
No other sport has what baseball has. Football is religion, basketball is popular and hockey is just intense but baseball is beautiful Only baseball gives you that one moment where everything can go one way or the other. Think of a situation in the card game “war.” You reach a stalemate with two cards of […]
The Miami Hurricanes are 2-0 after a dominating 47-34 victory on the road against Louisville. Most of the credit for this hot start will go to the newly added quarterback D’Eriq King, who thew for 325 yards and three touchdowns on 18-of-30 passing. The Hurricanes have seen stellar quarterback play before, although this year might […]
The difference between being under .500 and on the outside looking in and above .500 with a playoff spot for the first time in 16 years — as well as being within striking distance for the first time in franchise history — is making the Philadelphia Phillies their whipping boys. The fact that one of […]
In an episode of “Batman The Animated Series,” in which the hero was perceived to be out of the picture, the Joker tried to take advantage of the caped crusader’s absence by robbing a jewelry store. At the end, the Joker lets out a deep sigh with a long face and says, “Without the Batman, […]
The Miami Marlins continue to see-saw from below .500 back to .500 after defeating the National League East leading Atlanta Braves 5-4 in extra innings on Labor Day Monday in Atlanta. 1: Miguel Rojas heroics Shortstop Miguel Rojas hit the go-ahead run in the top of the tenth on a fly ball to deep right […]
Tua Tagovailoa wakes up every day with the same question. Is he the lion or the gazelle? It’s a saying that his grandfather passed down to him in his youth. The point of which is both the prey and predator do the same thing every day but only one is pursuing the other. To him, […]
The extra-inning rule giveth and taketh away. Sunday’s rubber match between the Miami Marlins and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays showed both sides of the extra-inning rule in which each team begins the side with a runner at second base. The Marlins struck first when outfielder Matt Joyce drove in Lewis Brinson with two outs […]
There is clearly a big difference between what Lehigh saw out of Matt Svanson and what the South Florida Collegiate Baseball League is seeing. At Lehigh, Svanson has a 6.51 ERA in 25 total appearances, 10 of which were starts. This spring, he started all four games but recorded a 7.77 ERA. In five starts […]
The South Florida Collegiate Baseball League has it’s fair share of pitchers who are going from reliever to starter. Florida Atlantic pitcher Michael Schuler seems to fit that mold while pitching for the Phipps Parks Barracudas. His last three apperances have seen his innings increase from three to four to most recently five on Tuesday, […]
