The 3rd game in a best of seven series is often referred to as the “swing” game, because no matter the situation (whether the home team took both home games or dropped one), this is the one that often sets the tone for what’s to come. Anticipation is building ahead of Game 3 of the […]
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If Kevin Durant ends up joining the San Antonio Spurs, it will almost certainly stir up debate about his legacy—and for many, it could deal another blow to a reputation that has long been tarnishing his legacy once it’s all said and done. Durant has already faced heavy criticism for joining the 73–9 Golden State
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Don’t be that person in public wearing a Morant jersey to go with your Golden State Warriors hat. We are all just human beings who were designed to eat, sleep, run, socialise etc. What they failed to mention to me when I was a toddler was that my Dad wouldn’t ever say something like; “i’m
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5 hours and 29 minutes later, we welcome to the aftermath of the 2025 French Open Men’s Final. From here on in though, that match is now the true and official marking of the new era of tennis that had been coming after the Golden Era. 3 match point saves from Alcaraz, Sinner being in
Why Test Cricket Is Doomed Test cricket, once the undisputed pinnacle of the sport, is slowly and unmistakably fading into the background. Romanticised by purists for its nuance, complexity, and historical gravitas, the five-day format is struggling to stay relevant in a sporting world that increasingly values speed, spectacle, and instant gratification. Despite the occasional
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In the AFL, droughts are brutal. They linger, they define eras, they etch themselves into the psyche of clubs and supporters alike. For two proud Victorian clubs — Essendon and North Melbourne — the hunger for premiership glory has become something of a slow-burning obsession. Essendon, once a powerhouse, hasn’t won a flag since 2000.
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Tottenham Hotspur’s decision to part ways with Ange Postecoglou, despite the rare high of silverware and a clear playing identity, is the kind of short-sighted move that could define an era—for all the wrong reasons. After delivering the club’s first major trophy in nearly two decades and restoring a sense of purpose to a team
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After dropping Game 1, questions inevitably surface around whether the Oklahoma City Thunder are truly ready for the pressure of playoff basketball. But make no mistake—this loss won’t dull their hunger. If anything, it sharpens it. OKC doesn’t just want the playoffs; they understand exactly why they need them. This is a team built around
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Why Michael Jordan Would Still Be MVP in 2025 Just to be clear, Michael Jordan is 62 years old. Whilst he would probably get a bench spot on Charlotte’s roster at that age, we are talking about prime 1990’s MJ here. In a league obsessed with youth, numbers, and the next big thing, the conversation
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Let’s be real—heading into the NBA Finals, the Indiana Pacers aren’t exactly everyone’s favorite to win it all. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder have looked like a well-oiled machine: young, deep, and ridiculously athletic. But here’s the thing about the NBA—momentum, matchups, and heart can flip the script fast. And the Pacers? They’ve got just
