Sports & Perspective
School’s still in session for the young Brooklyn Nets, but their confidence is trending in the right direction.
The Nets have won two in a row, but it’s the way they’ve gone about those wins which indicates the lessons they’ve learned are beginning to payoff. Continue reading “Lessons Learned Begin to Payoff for Nets”
It’s been another uphill battle for the men’s basketball program at Fordham.
While Rhode Island (7-0 conference, 15-3 overall) has been running roughshod this season over teams in the Atlantic 10, Fordham finds themselves back in familiar territory at the bottom of the standings. Continue reading “Not Getting Easier for Fordham In Atlantic 10”
When the Mets open their 2018 campaign they’ll have a new voice in charge, Mickey Callaway.
After seven seasons, Terry Collins stepped down as manager and took a role in the team’s front office. Collins, at 68 years old, took the Mets as far as he could. Under his leadership, the Mets reached the World Series in 2015. A year later, they returned to the playoffs as a wild card team. Continue reading “Mickey Callaway Brings What Mets Need Most”
The buzz around Seton Hall is growing, it’s no coincidence Myles Powell is a big reason.
A big reason for Seton Hall’s strong start in Big East conference play is the added dimension Powell has brought to the team. Continue reading “Myles Powell Gives Seton Hall Added Dimension”
The Mets are not getting the Adrian Gonzalez from five years ago, but his signing is enough to raise eyebrows on who they’ll be starting the season with at first base.
Throughout the second half of the 2017 season, the Mets were believed to be leaning towards Dominic Smith as their first baseman going forward. Continue reading “Mets Adding Adrian Gonzalez Better Wake Up Dominic Smith”