Rafael Botello

This year’s team doesn’t scream “playoff contender,” but there’s definitely a glimmer of hope.

For the first time in league history, a Super Bowl MVP is probably going to be traded immediately after their bringing home the championship.

But despite already participating in the biggest trade of the season, the Clippers might not be done yet. With the state of the franchise clearly in decline, both Lou Williams and DeAndre Jordan have been mentioned as potential trade pieces and could still be moved before the deadline.

No team has been a bigger victim of the wrath of the Warriors than the Cleveland Cavaliers.

With professional baseball season more than halfway over, former Bears are still making their presence felt on the diamond. Alumni Marcus Semien, Brandon Morrow, Tyson Ross, Andrew Knapp, Trevor Hildenberger and Michael Brady are all active in the MLB and many more are currently playing in the minors.

While connecting to players is one of the most exciting parts of being a sports fan for me, I do have one issue with it, and that is that I am cursed the fact that I am an Oakland A’s fan.

After an ankle injury sustained in a pre-draft workout, former Bear Ivan Rabb is set to be re-evaluated and potentially make his debut for the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League.

Being the “Bay’s” meant that even though the team plays in Oakland, the Warriors represented so much more than just the city they play in. However, as the team's success grew, the connection to Oakland began to dwindle.