Sports writer in recovery. Still appearing sometimes at @HeraldSports. Hoops junkie. @DOsports alum. FIU Law '26. I'm from Maryland and nobody can beat me.
Matthew Tkachuk's first hockey memory isn't actually his. It's his mom's. It was his first game and "I guess I was like by far the worst player out there," Tkachuk said. "She thinks that’s hilarious."
That didn't last long. On the birth of a superstar: miamiherald.com/sports/nhl/f…
The Eagles don't convert the Tush Push. It was a long 1 — 1-plus — and the Eagles couldn't get the pushed.
Asked Sirianni this week about the Tush Push and whether his view for when and how often to use it has changed.
Sirianni: "I wouldn't say it's changed there because I still have a lot of faith in the play, and we've gotten some -- I don't know exactly what we are on the play right now, but I think it's pretty good. I think we're perfect on it right at this particular time, but we still have to continue to do the things that are helping us do that. I still have a lot of faith in it and when to run it and how to run it. I wouldn't say that [has] changed all that much."
The half-spin fadeaway is a little bit of a crutch for Dybantsa right now, but that'll be a deadly move to have in his bag. He's just creating so much space with it right now (in Summer League, granted) that he can probably get a better shot off the spin move.
I went to this camp for a few years back in the day. Just the most unbelievable collection of sports sickos in the world. It was basically a week straight of Remembering Some Guys.
Wrapped Day 1 of @playbyplaycamps in NJ/NYC.
This was one of the most stunning things I’ve ever seen in person.
A camper claimed they could recite the schedule/result of every NFL team since 2009…