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 Considering Shortened Season, Late January Start →

On Sunday in Seattle, New York's 13th loss of the year was effectively decided only a few minutes into the first quarter. After scoring on their first drive of the game, something this team has done in seven straight contests, the Jets allowed 40 unanswered points to Russell Wilson and the Seahawks. Four excruciating quarters … Continue reading NFL: Jets Get Humiliated By Seahawks 40-3 →

Peyton Manning could basically have his pick of sports-related jobs now that he is no longer playing, and many have wondered if the future Hall of Famer will ever get the itch to go into coaching. Manning does not envision that happening. In a recent interview with Dave Logan on KOA Radio, Manning was asked … Continue reading Coaching in Peyton Manning’s Future? He Doesn’t Think So →

Nothing lasts forever, but the Giants did not even come close to extending their winning streak Sunday at MetLife Stadium. As a result, they no longer have one. A wholly ineffective offense, with the return of quarterback Daniel Jones a complete dud, left the Giants defense in terrible trouble in the first half. It was … Continue reading Giants’ Win Streak Ends With 26-7 Loss To Cardinals →