Author Archives: Jamie Nye

Hockey fans are going to reap the benefits of the cap hell many teams find themselves in. The NHL has put a pause on any increase in the salary cap so teams who bank on having a little extra money to ...

The National Football League is officially in the territory where you should cross your fingers, cringe and pray. It's like the moment right before you see something unfortunate happen, like when some...

The parties that the Tampa Bay Lightning are throwing have the NHL giving them a call. I imagine the call would be pretty similar to the ones left by parents who have left for the weekend, with a teen...

Hate is as necessary in sports as love and passion. You adore your team, of course, but you need a bad guy. You need the villain. The Houston Astros are the villains in the Major League Baseball playo...

COVID-19 has arrived in the National Football League. The Tennessee Titans are the first team to deal with the illness and the implications of an outbreak could be far-reaching. Thankfully, their oppo...

Yes, there is no doubt that the Stanley Cup presentation was different. From the Tampa Bay Lightning huddled around Gary Bettman like he was a part of the team, to having no fans cheer when the Cup wa...

The Atlanta Falcons are a laughing stock. There is no better way to describe it. Everyone is laughing at the Falcons, except of course Falcons fans. The joke around the Falcons was always 28-3 - the i...

The Toronto Blue Jays took advantage of the shortened season and the expanded playoff format to launch themselves into October baseball for the first time since 2016. Back then it was Jose Bautista, J...

In just under three minutes of hockey, Steven Stamkos wrote another legendary chapter in the history of the Stanley Cup final. Stamkos hadn't played in more than 200 days due to injury and, on his thi...

If anything positive comes from COVID-19's impact on the sports world, can it please be Major League Baseball keeping the 16-team playoff format? The MLB does want to go to 14 in the future but can I ...