Warrior Weekly: MLB Power Rankings
March 29, 2020
Opening Day is one of the most exciting days of the year for baseball fans around the country. This past week, the MLB season was supposed to kick off with all 30 teams playing in games, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the season will not likely start until at least after Memorial Day weekend. With...
Coronavirus’s Impact on the Basketball World
March 24, 2020
After it became public knowledge that Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, March 11, the NBA took the unprecedented step of suspending its season. The NHL followed suit, and the MLB chose to end spring training early. Particularly for the NBA, a decision like this has many...
Warrior Weekly: College Lacrosse February Recap
March 18, 2020
The first month of this year’s college lacrosse season is in the books, and this season is shaping to feature more offense than ever. The 80 second shot clock has made for faster play and more shots. Teams with elite offenses like Penn State, Virginia and Hobart have benefited from this rule change....
Warrior Weekly: Brady’s best receivers
March 3, 2020
Tom Brady is undeniably the most successful player in the history of the National Football League. Yet, despite how skillful he is, Brady has always needed a strong supporting cast to contend for a title. This past year, there was a clear lack of trust between Brady and his receivers, which led to his...
Warrior Weekly: XFL is Back
February 19, 2020
The XFL is back for the first time since 2001. The league originally died out in its first year for many reasons, some of which included poor ratings, expensive TV contracts and a lack of competitive football. Former commissioner Vince McMahon envisioned a league that crossed between the NFL and WWE....
Warrior Weekly: The Future of Tom Brady and the Patriots
February 12, 2020
The Patriots 2019-20 season concluded with an upset loss in the wild-card round. With this disappointment, the franchise finds its future up in the air. The greatest number of questions center around future Hall of Fame quarterback, Tom Brady, whose contract will officially expire at the beginning of...
Warrior Weekly: The Death of a Legend
January 30, 2020
Yelling ‘Kobe’ after you shoot your water bottle into the recycling bin will never be the same. Earlier this week, a legend died far too young. On the morning of Sunday, Jan. 26, NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his thirteen year old daughter Gianna Bryant were killed in a helicopter crash. In total, nine...
Warrior Weekly: Patriots shot themselves in the foot when it mattered most
January 27, 2020
The New England Patriots season ended last weekend at the hands of the Tennessee Titans, who were led by running back Derrick Henry. This loss shocked the entire football community, especially the passionate Patriot fans who believed Brady could get it done once again. One week removed from their...
Warrior Weekly: Patriots in recent struggle
December 18, 2019
Week 13 is over in the NFL, and it seems to me that the New England Patriots still haven’t figured it out. Even in the Sunday Night Football game against the Houston Texans when the Patriots only lost by eight, it took them three quarters to finally wake up. It is no secret that the Patriots are...
Warrior Weekly: Biggest Surprises of The NBA Season So Far
December 16, 2019
As the NBA season passes the quarter mark, many players and teams have well surpassed their goals. At the same time, many woefully failed to meet the high expectations set for them. Players and teams could even find themselves underperforming greatly one year, the following season find themselves soaring...
Warrior Weekly: Bruins Continue Hot Streak
December 3, 2019
Jaden Schwartz chips the puck around Brad Marchand and into the Bruins zone. Schwartz regains control and drop the puck back to Alex Petrangello. Petrangello shifts to his backhand and puts the puck over Tuukka Rask's blocker. The St. Louis Blues score with 7.9 seconds left in the first period and extend...
Warrior Weekly: Heisman Hopefuls
November 13, 2019
With the college football season more than halfway done, one question comes to my mind: who is going to win the Heisman? Everyone will say that the winner will be this quarterback or that quarterback, but I wonder if this will be the first time in 22 years that a defensive player or transfer quarterback ...
