The NHL has its sights on a mid-January start date with a 52 or 56 game schedule, according to multiple reports. Between the necessary time for training camp and the COVID-19 quarantine protocols in some markets and the financial stalemate between the NHL and NHL Players Association, the league’s target start date of Jan. 1 … Continue reading NHL Eyeing January Return →

Joe Burrow has received a lot of support after his season-ending knee injury, including some well-wishes from LeBron James. Like Burrow, LeBron is an Ohio native. He’s also a big Ohio State fan, so he has a special affinity for Burrow considering he began his college career in Columbus. On Monday night, James took to … Continue reading LeBron James Sent Message To Joe Burrow After Knee Injury →

The fight card at Staples Center in Los Angeles headlined by Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. was a roaring success, even if the main event had a bogus outcome. Tyson and Jones Jr. fought an eight-round exhibition match with a smaller ring, smaller gloves and shorter round duration than is standard for non-exhibitions. Before … Continue reading Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jr. Ends In A Draw →

The Jets thought things would be different with a fully healthy offense. After back-to-back games with at least 27 points without Sam Darnold, the Jets got their QB back with a full arsenal of weapons on offense and defense. But instead of a triumphant first win, the Jets looked every bit as pitiful as they … Continue reading Miami Dolphins Keep New York Jets Winless With 20-3 Victory →