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The Situation With the UFC’s First ESPN+ Card is Officially Nuts
Yesterday morning, I sat down at this very keyboard and wrote out what I thought was a solid blog regarding the next UFC Fight Night in Brooklyn, which also happens to be the UFC’s first card on ESPN+ as part … Continue reading
Posted in MMA, UFC
Tagged Arianne Lipski, Brooklyn, Demetrious Johnson, Duane Ludwig, ESPN, Greg Hardy, Henry Cejudo, Jessica Andrade, Joanne Calderwood, MMA, Paige Van Zant, Rachel Ostovich, TJ Dillashaw, UFC, UFC Brooklyn, Violence Queen
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Former High School Phenom and Celtics Player Sebastian Telfair is Dropping an Album
Former high school phenom and street ball legend Sebastian Telfair was on the Breakfast Club this morning and I was wondering why he was on the radio regailing tales of his NBA heyday. Apparently he’s dropping an album, which I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Celtics, NBA
Tagged Boston, Boston Celtics, Brooklyn, Celtics, Coney Island, Dead Presidents, Derek Jeter, ESPN, Jay-Z, Kendrick Perkins, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Louisville, NBA, Rajon Rondo, Rick Pitino, Sebastian Telfair, Sebastian Telfair Take 2, The Breakfast Club, Through the Fire
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The MMA Apocalypse is Upon Us
MMAFighting.com – MMA history is about to be made with a shocking talent exchange. ESPN reported Wednesday that the UFC and ONE Championship are in talks to trade former UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson for recently retired ONE welterweight champion … Continue reading
Posted in MMA, UFC
Tagged Ben Askren, Dana White, Demetrious Johnson, ESPN, MMA, ONE Championship, UFC
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The 300s Red Sox Yankees ALDS Preview
It’s been FOURTEEN YEARS since these teams faced off in the postseason when the Red Sox broke a curse and kicked off an entire generation of young massholes coming up in the world (not to mention completing the greatest comeback … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Red Sox
Tagged Aaron Boone, Aaron Hicks, Aaron Judge, ALDS, ALDS Game 1, Alex Cora, Andrew Benintendi, Boston, Brock Holt, CC Sabathia, Chris Sale, Craig Kimbrel, David Price, Didi Gregorius, Eduardo Nunez, ESPN, Fenway, Giancarlo Stanton, Gleyber Torres, J.A. Happ, JD Martinez, Joe Kelly, John Sterling, Masahiro Tanaka, Miguel Andujar, Mitch Moreland, Mookie Betts, NESN, New York, Rafael Devers, Red Sox, Red Sox Yankees, Rick Porcello, Steven Wright, Tim Kurkjian, Trot Nixon, Xander Bogaerts, Yankees, YES
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ESPN Ranks Jayson Tatum as the 23rd Best Player in the NBA and I Feel Some Sort of Way
So the Celtics have been getting a lot of love on ESPN’s Top 100 Players ranking they’ve been slowly releasing over the past couple of weeks with 6 (and counting) players cracking the list. But, what has me all jazzed … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Celtics, NBA
Tagged Al Horford, Andre Iguodala, Boston, Brad Stevens, Brian Windhorst, Celtics, Danny Ainge, Death Lineup, Draymond Green, ESPN, ESPN Top 100 NBA Players, Golden State, Gordon Hayward, Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Kobe Bryant, Kyrie Irving, Marcus Smart, NBA, Stephen Curry, Terry Rozier, Warriors
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Tom Brady vs Bill Belichick Drama Will Never Die as More Juicy Gossip Comes Out in New Book from ESPN’s Ian O’Connor
ESPN – New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady felt trapped this past offseason and was not sure he wanted to play anymore for the only NFL coach he has ever had, Bill Belichick, according to a new book on Belichick’s … Continue reading
