The Dugout – Guess Who's Baaaaaack!
Hey so not only did Jarryd Hayne make the active playing squad for the San Francisco 49ers’ but the bloody lad started too!
Hey so not only did Jarryd Hayne make the active playing squad for the San Francisco 49ers’ but the bloody lad started too!
When it comes to celebrating milestones, the Breakers are pretty decent.
The thing with this stage of the season is that some games are absolutely crucial and others are… pretty irrelevant.
Folks, we have ourselves one A-Grade NFL slice of beef on our hands. New York Giants star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr vs Carolina Panthers star cornerback Josh Norman.
Kirk Penney has played many great games of basketball in New Zealand but this wasn’t meant to be one of them.
Khalil Mack just soared into the lead in the 2015 sack race. Welcome to the limelight, Big Mack.
Sometimes it only takes that one injury for an entire season’s work to disappear into smoke at the whim of some cruel fate. Ask Dallas Cowboys fans this year. Or Oklahoma City Thunder fans the last three years.
Once again, home court has been defended and the question is seriously starting to be asked: Are the Breakers championship favourites?
Still nobody can stop Carolina Panthers. Twelve have tried and twelve have failed. In 2015, Cam Newton is spelled: M-V-P.
He may not shoot threes like Steph Curry (on place for 434 this season!) or have his own font like LeBron James, but Steven Adams can cross suckers over with the best of them.
As well as the Breakers have played recently though, they’d still only won one away game this season until this one.
Last week I broke the Patriots’ winning streak and you’ll never know how much that means to me. Damn Pats fans, this team is wasted on them...
Fresh off of a close loss in Perth the other day, the Breakers were right back at it against the Wildcats again in a game that held plenty of later-season implications.
And so we’ve come to the end. Or if not the end, then the beginning of the end. Kobe Bryant, one of the great artists in NBA history, announced his impending retirement this week in poetic verse.