Pro Sports Blogging

Schedule, Draft and TWIBN

Posted on 25 May 2011 by Norm Duhamel.

I apologize for my lack of blogs lately, I know my die hard fans deserve more than 1 blog per month. I'll try and maintain one a week. The Bills 2011 schedule is out and it looks like it won't get any easier for the Bills this year. Their opponent's 2010 cumulative record is 137-119-0, making it the second hardest in the league. You would think finishing 4-12 in 2010 that your following sched...

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Nuggets KD’d

Posted on 28 Apr 2011 by Steven Jones.

Kevin Durant closed out his first career playoff series with heroics on both ends of the floor. He scored 16 of his 41 points in the final period, blocked J.R. Smith's potential tying three-pointer with less than five seconds to play, and survived a controversial near-turnover on his team's last possession. Oklahoma City's capacity crowd got some of the credit for persuading the officials to o...

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Westbrook Shoots, Hits Thunder in Foot

Posted on 26 Apr 2011 by Steven Jones.

With the finish line of their first playoff series victory in sight, the Oklahoma City Thunder ran out of gas. The Thunder played a lackluster first half lowlighted by verbal clashes between Russell Westbrook and several teammates, plus Kendrick Perkins living out half the league's fantasy by shoving Chris Andersen to the ground. They trailed for most of the second half, but never allowed Denve...

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Jorge Rivera Interview

Posted on 10 Feb 2011 by Martin Foster.

My conversation with UFC Middleweight Jorge Rivera: Q: Your next fight will be at UFC 127 on February 26 in Australia against Michael Bisping. What are your thoughts on Bisping and what he brings to the table as an opponent? A: I think he’s a tough guy, he’s got great cardio. I think it’s a good fight. Our styles match up well. I present problems for him and he’s going to have a ha...

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San Francisco’s Playoff hopes are still alive….mathematically speaking.

Posted on 12 Dec 2010 by Jason Rossi.

The 49ers avenged their week 1 loss against the Seattle Seahawks in convincing fashion. They also showed that they can capitalize on their opponent’s mistakes. Alex Smith’s audition for his next team went very well. He threw for 3 TD’s and 255 yards and finished with a passer rating off 130.9. His numbers were made mostly in the 1st half, when he threw for 195 yards and 3 TD. The 49...

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Mundine’s career is over, touch Wood

Posted on 8 Dec 2010 by Allan Jiang.

Unheralded Garth Wood will be a name known to all casual sport fans in Australia after surprisingly knocking out Anthony Mundine in front of a shocked crowd at Sydney’s Acer Arena. Wood, a failed rugby league player, came into the fight knowing his second choice profession was his golden opportunity to greener pastures. Mundine underestimated Wood’s rugged determination to win and overe...

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“You Wanna Do It?”

Posted on 2 Nov 2010 by Martin Foster.

UFC 121 Recap Brock Lesnar, the biggest name in mixed martial arts, was destroyed last Saturday night by a younger, more skilled challenger in Cain Velasquez. Leading up to the fight various fans, analysts, and fighters chimed in with their opinions on who would come out victorious. Surprisingly Velasquez, who was a slight underdog per Vegas odds, was the favorite to win amongst those in the ...

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Leafs Nation: Notes After Nine

Posted on 29 Oct 2010 by Mike De Petrillo.

A disappointing loss for the Blue and White tonight. Another strong effort thwarted by a hot goalie, timely scoring and a more physically effective opponent. And to any loyal Leaf fan, the sting of the “Thank You…” chant from the Bruin faithful after Tyler Seguin's second career goal. Another largely ineffective effort was turned in by Phil Kessel in Boston – the ...

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SHOOT LESS ? MORE ? NOT ENOUGH ?

Posted on 27 Oct 2010 by Travis Currie.

A hot start out of the gate for the Dallas Stars and all is well. So far. Kinda. The Stars opened up a 5-1 record in the first six games, though have dropped the last two and now sit at 5-3. What's odd about that is they've only outshot their opponents in three of the eight games, and have lost two of those three. That means they're 4-1 when being outshot and 1-2 when outshooting their opponent...

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Beat down at Baylor

Posted on 3 Oct 2010 by David Freivogel.

First thing I want to do is admit I was wrong on a few things. I was really wrong when I said that the score wasn't going to be as lopsided as the last time these two teams met, back in 2007. Well I was really wrong on that one with Baylor blasting Kansas with the score of 55-7, the most points Baylor has ever scored against a Big XII opponent. It has been since 1994 since Baylor has ever humi...

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Beat down at Baylor

Posted on 3 Oct 2010 by David Freivogel.

First thing I want to do is admit I was wrong on a few things. I was really wrong when I said that the score wasn't going to be as lopsided as the last time these two teams met, back in 2007. Well I was really wrong on that one with Baylor blasting Kansas with the score of 55-7, the most points Baylor has ever scored against a Big XII opponent. It has been since 1994 since Baylor has ever humi...

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Baltimore Ravens lose, 15-10, in AFC North battle against the Cincinnati Bengals

Posted on 20 Sep 2010 by Frisco Fahs.

Ravens lost a close game, 15-10, to a tough division opponent. Bengals swept the division last year and don’t intend on losing to a divisional opponent any time soon. There were two questionable game changing penalties against the Ravens that ultimately lost them the game. First was a tripping penalty called against Ray Lewis. Clearly Bernard Scott chipped Ray Lewis into the pocket. He fell d...