Pierson Scheinberg is a student who lives in California, and attends the College Preparatory School. Pierson lived in Baltimore, Maryland until August 2017 when he moved to the Bay Area. Pierson is an avid golfer who enjoys watching all sports. He is a writer and sports analyst for At the Buzzer.
Aaron Rodgers may have watched the draft tonight hoping for the help of a new wide receiver or two. Unfortunately for Rodgers, instead of Green Bay drafting Rodgers his help, they drafted his replacement. What goes around comes around, as these were the exact circumstances back in the 2005 draft when Aaron Rodgers was drafted to the Green Bay Packers in the first round to eventually replace Brett Favre.
The Baltimore Ravens are coming off their best regular season in franchise history. They had a franchise-high record of 14-2, went on a 12 game win streak, set the record for most team rushing yards in a single season, and became back-to-back AFC North Champions for the first time since 2012.
Needless to say, the Dolphins are not in a good position right now. Miami was one of the worst teams in the league last year, finishing 5-11 (last in the AFC East) with the statistically worst defense and 27th best offense in the NFL. For their poor play, the Dolphins have earned themselves the fifth pick in the 2020 Draft. After their fall to rock bottom, Miami is ready for a rebuild.
With the coronavirus putting all professional sports to a stop, the fate of the of the 2019-2020 NHL season is still up in the air. There may only be a handful of games left in the regular season, but we can still give our early end of season awards during the NHL’s hiatus.
Not all quarterbacks that fall below the 20 point mark are necessarily doomed to a poor career. One of the best quarterbacks of all time, Dan Marino only scored a 15 on his Wonderlic Test.
The spread of the coronavirus has put a halt to 2019-2020 seasons, and there are few ideas as to if or when the season is going to resume. Though the season is on hold, that does not mean that all NHL entertainment has come to a halt.
On Saturday morning, the Edmonton Oilers and Caves family announced that center Colby Cave died at only 25 years old.
Since it has been a month since the season’s suspension, both the NHL and the NHL Player’s Association are looking for ways they can resume and complete the 2019-2020 campaign. According to Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, one idea thrown around is to play the remainder of the season in North Dakota with only players and essential personnel present.
There is no denying the success of the Vegas Golden Knights in their first three seasons of existence. The Las Vegas NHL franchise burst onto the scene in their 2017-2018 season winning both the Pacific Division and the Western Conference Championships before being denied a Stanley Cup by the Washington Capitals in the Final.
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