With the Major League Baseball (MLB) season already being three months in, a lot has happened. There have been six NO hitters, four of which were thrown in May, and teams that were thought to be mediocre are actually leading their division. Upcoming star players are making a very big push for their team to make the playoffs. But there is still a lot of … Continue reading MLB Update

On Sunday, May 30, the Brooklyn Nets had a game in Boston where an incident occurred when a fan, Cole Buckley, threw a water bottle at Point Guard star Kyrie Irving. Buckley was arrested and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. He was released after pleading not guilty to the charges and posting a $500 bond, but is now banned from any … Continue reading Fan Throws Water Bottle at Kyrie Irving

With the 2021 Major League Baseball (MLB) season already underway, there have been so many things that have gone on. Six no-hitters have been thrown already this season, stadiums are opening up for the first time in a year, and most importantly, fans are able to go back into the stadiums and watch games. But one thing that is interesting for sure is the possibility … Continue reading Oakland, We Have a Problem

The hall of fame is a museum where the best of the best sports players are commemorated. The National Basketball Association has a hall of fame museum located in Springfield, Massachusetts. The museum’s mission is to preserve and promote the history of basketball. Each year, the Hall of Fame produces nominees who are then honored in a ceremony the following year. Last year, the late … Continue reading Kobe Hall Of Fame Induction

With the MLB season starting up again and allowing fans into the stadium, it left me wondering what Camden Yards (Orioles stadium) would look like coming out of a pandemic. So I went to the  Orioles vs. Athletics game a few weeks back.  One of the first and major things when you go to a game is getting the tickets. When me and my mom … Continue reading Camden Yard in 2021