By Kurt Bullard For most fantasy football fanatics, lineup tinkering is an every week occurrence come Sunday morning. Before heated matchups and a Sunday spent sitting on the couch watching football, these managers take one last...
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By Harrison Chase and Henry Johnson With SummerSlam 2015 around the corner, it’s worth stating the obvious: WWE is complicated. Professional wrestling is stuffed with backstories, rivalries, and plot twists so numerous that...
By Harrison Chase Italian soccer is infamously riddled with corruption, with multiple scandals over the past decade. Although various forms of match fixing have occurred, the match fixing described in Joe...
By Carlos Pena-Lobel With the men’s semifinals starting up tomorrow, all eyes will turn to the action at Wimbledon, tennis’ oldest tournament. One of the biggest storylines of the tournament was Rafael Nadal making...
By Carlos Pena-Lobel Two nights ago, the Warriors beat the Cavs in the NBA finals 4-2, and Andre Iguodala was awarded the NBA Finals MVP by a 7-4 vote, following a tradition that the MVP comes from the winning team that is...
The Golden State Warriors won Game 5 last night to go up 3 – 2 in the series over the Cleveland Cavaliers. It has been a great Finals so far, and with so many possible stats to discuss, we decided to look at as many as...
By William Ezekowitz Anyone who has watched the Finals for even a couple minutes knows that LeBron James is shooting a lot. His 41% usage rate is the stuff of NBA Finals legends. He’s even missed more shots (79) than anyone...
By Harrison Chase (Originally posted at Nylon Calculus) Before the playoffs began, LeBron James was quoted multiple times about his concern over the Cavs’ lack of postseason experience. Thought it hasn’t ended up...
By Bill Lotter If time, money, and brain damage weren’t an issue, how would you decide if Nick Foles or Sam Bradford is better? You’d take a generic team, plug in Nick Foles, and play a million games. You’d do the same...
By Harrison Chase, Nathaniel Ver Steeg, and Daniel Smith One of the most important jobs of any NBA team is player development. For as much money is spent on scouts and coaches to find and develop the potential of players...