The MLB season is just two weeks old, but teams have begun to show us what they have to offer. There’s a long way still to go in a season that’s a marathon, not a sprint, but its these early opinions we formulate that will decide whether this season will be a profitable one for us or not.
The Bengals are coming off a AFC North Division championship and are far from starting from scratch. Even though their defense is highly rated – they were 5th in yards allowed – there is a whole to fill up front with the departure of Michael Johnson at defensive end.
Golf`s first Major comes out way this week – the famed Augusta National will host the world`s best for a chance to be fitted with the Green Jacket. Augusta National is a par 72, featuring the full lineup of par 3s and par 5s, and will play 7,435 yards.
CG Technologies in Las Vegas is first to market with NFL win totals. There are still some free agents remaining on the board, but the majority of the big names have found new homes, and it’s safe to beginning looking for value in these numbers.
CG Technologies in Las Vegas is first to market with NFL win totals. There are still some free agents remaining on the board, but the majority of the big names have found new homes, and it’s safe to beginning looking for value in these numbers.
The PGA pros will head to Houston this week for the final tune-up for the first Major of the year – the Masters that comes our way from Augusta next week. The Golf Club of Houston will play 7,441 yards and is a par 72 that the organizers purposely set up to emulate Augusta in a number of ways.
There is precious little time remaining for teams to jockey for playoff positioning. Things are tight from top to bottom in the West, and the East is getting far more competitive through the middle of the standings, making every remaining game especially important.
The PGA TOUR’s Florida swing is finally complete and the pros move to Texas this week to play the Valero Texas Open. TPC San Antonio is a par 72 track that will play 7,435 yards – four par 3s and four par 5s – the par 5s were among the most difficult set to hit on TOUR last year.
The first weekend of action in the NCAA Tournament has provided many thrilling moments. Upsets were anything but rare, and a few Cinderellas made an appearance.
The Florida swing on the PGA TOUR continues this week with the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club & Lodge.
It is not called March Madness for nothing as 68 of the top men’s college basketball teams in the country begin their quest for a national title this Tuesday and Wednesday night starting with four play-in games in Round 1.
Baseball season is just about upon us, and the junior circuit appears to be fairly wide open, which is going to make for an interesting run towards the American League Pennant. Here is a look at a favorite, a mid-level contender, and a longshot to break through and finish atop the American League this season.
There is precious little time remaining for teams to jockey for playoff positioning. Things are tight from top to bottom in the West, and the East is getting far more competitive through the middle of the standings, making every remaining game especially important.
The National League lost the World Series last year with Boston defeating St. Louis. The AL got most the attention in the offseason with the Yankees paying big sums to reload and big trades like the one that moved Prince Fielder down to Texas.
The PGA Pros head to Palm Harbor Florida this week for the 2014 Valspar Championship. Although it may seem that Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club may be a picnic compared to Doral last week, a look at how this track played last year reveals that it should be yet another tough test for the Best Golf has to offer.
The Par-72 Blue Monster now measures 7,481 yards us 147 yards from the last time the Pros played here with the biggest difference being the Par-5 10th hole that now measures 614 yards. Water, as always will be a factor at Doral and suffice to say total driving will loom large on this track. Distance and accuracy have been keys in the past – no reason to think differently about this week.
