Insufferable, Thy Name Is Notre Dame

If the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is still really a Catholic football team, it would seem that neither the university nor its priests have warned the program or fanbase about the deadly sin of pride. Before going any further, Notre Dame was by far more talented than both Group of Five representatives, the Tulane Green […]

Ketel Marte Defended By The Baseball World

It’s sadly rare to see essentially everyone agree on something nowadays, but baseball fans nationwide are collectively showing support for Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte. What Happened To Ketel Marte? When playing a Tuesday night game at Rate Field in Chicago’s South Side, a White Sox “fan” harassed Marte about his deceased mother. The […]

NBA Super Teams Or Small Markets? In 2025, Fans Still Can’t Make Up Their Minds

Recently, every NBA season has brought something new to the table. Since the Golden State Warriors’ dynasty ended with their championship in 2022, no team has yet emerged as dominant. During the height of their run, fans complained of there being no sense of competition and that it was boring to watch a super-team roll […]

The UFC’s Failed Attempted “Boxification” Within the Last 10 years

How the current actions of the UFC have drawn boxing comparisons while deterring the fans appeal for the sport The post pandemic era of the UFC has been an era highlighted by tribulation and questions year in and year out. The pandemic left every major sports organization in some level of unrest, including the UFC. […]

NBA Playoff T-Shirts – The Death Of Tradition

Fan giveaways at professional sporting events, especially the NBA, are nothing new. They have been a staple since the introduction of towel giveaways in the 1970s. Every fan yearns for a t-shirt, and the playoffs have had special playoff t-shirts since the Oklahoma City Thunder popularized them during their 2012 playoff run. Each section of […]