Capital City Go-Go announced two significant roster moves today. The Go-Go re-acquired Chasson Randle after he was released by the Washington Wizards. To make room for Randle, the Go-Go released Devin Sweetney. Sweetney made the team through the open tryout process. The Wizards assigned Thomas Bryant to the Capital CityRead More →
Any hint of discourse on a dominant team will grab headlines. Not too long ago, there were some rumblings about Tom Brady’s trainer and Patriots management. The Yankees have a history of supposed team crippling dugouts and front offices. How many World Series titles do they have? The latest involvesRead More →
People love when coaches and owners stand to the make and act like they are being accountable. Mark Davis is the latest to give the disingenuous message of responsibility. In the middle of his “blame me” rant, he through in this gem. “We failed from 2014 on to have aRead More →
If you had Notre Dame-Syracuse as the most important game on November 17th, raise your hand. If your hand is raise you’re a liar. This is the most important Shamrock game in the series. The Irish are undefeated in the previous eight games but they weren’t against an opponent likeRead More →
Coming off their first win, the Capital City Go-Go looked to build upon the momentum. They received a boost when Chasson Randle was reassigned by the Washington Wizards. Randle had been up with the Washington Wizards for their road trip. Unfortunately the Rio Grande Valley Vipers weren’t the most graciousRead More →
After the Georgetown freshmen made a splash against Maryland Eastern-Shore, it took the veterans to close the show versus Central Connecticut. Freshmen Mac McClung, James Akinjo and Josh LeBlanc all took turns struggling a bit during today’s 85-78 win. When asked, Coach Patrick Ewing preached patience. “It’s a thin line. I’mRead More →
The Sixers trade for Jimmy Butler wasn’t an inexpensive one. The trade as reported has Minnesota sending Jimmy Butler and Justin Patton to Philadelphia for Robert Covington, Dario Saric, Jerryd Bayless and a 2022 second-round draft. It’s obvious the Sixers are living in the now. Prior to the Butler trade,Read More →
American University made the short trip to Fairfax, VA to face off against a fellow local team with a lot of expectations. In front of 5,774 raucous fans, American kept its composure late and in overtime to get a 78-75 victory over George Mason. Preseason Patriot League Player of theRead More →
We’re coming down the stretch of the college football season and all three of us sit under .500. What the…? Unfortunately there wasn’t an article on the website last week but we made our picks on Twitter. Maybe that was a safer medium for our leans. HA! No article. Here’sRead More →
Those who know me know I never root for the Golden State Warriors. There’s nothing about that team I like. I don’t like Steph Curry’s smugness. Kevin Durant’s sensitivity about the smallest things is a bigger chart topper than Ralph Tresvant. Draymond Green’s poor attempt to be the great BillRead More →
