No Dodgers, no Yankees, two of baseball’s smaller payrolls and a first-time champion guaranteed. If you like baseball played well, Brewers-Rays is the World Series you’ve been waiting for.
Oregon lost twice and got dropped from the AP poll, which was the right call. Alabama and Texas lost twice and got a soft landing, and every two-loss team in this week’s Top 25 plays in the SEC.
The Knicks raise a banner against LeBron’s Sixers, the Thunder visit the Spurs for a Game 7 rematch, and Detroit starts its make-or-break year in a Tuesday matinee. My NBA opening night preview.
The Colts outgained the Titans 399 yards to 186 and lost, the Chargers fell to 0-6, and Monday night is still ahead. My NFL Week 6 recap and Week 7 preview.
Five of the top seven teams lost on the same Saturday, Auburn stunned Georgia, BYU beat Notre Dame and Miami landed at No. 1. My college football recap and preview.
I made my own quality start for October: six innings, two or fewer earned runs. Then I went through every postseason start from 2022 through 2025 to see who clears it and who fades.
MLB wants a 154-game season, Mondays off and a best-of-seven Division Series. I’m in on all of it. Letting top seeds pick their opponents is where the proposal loses me.
Dana Altman retired effective immediately, eight days before Oregon’s first exhibition. The record, the timing, the interim coach and why it kind of feels like bailing on the ship.
Oklahoma beats No. 1 Texas on the last play, Georgia finally wins in Tuscaloosa, Oregon turns it over seven times, and Week 7 is a proving ground. My college football recap and preview.
Ken Pomeroy’s first ratings of the season have Duke No. 1, Iowa State sixth and UConn outside the top 10. Who he is, what the numbers mean and where the computer and the humans disagree.
