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Miami Heat Have More Wins This Season Than the Cleveland Cavaliers Have Since LeBron James Left
There’s always an argument about what is an MVP. Sometimes, by not being in some place, injured or simply left a team, you prove your worth more than anything else. LeBron James happens to be the best player and most valuable all at once, leading the Miami Heat to a 66 win season, while the Cleveland Cavaliers, his former team, have won a total of 64 games since he left them.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Interested in Drafting Sylvester Williams
The Dallas Cowboys have the 18th pick in the first round of the NFL draft, and while the offensive line has been an issue for quite a while, the defensive changes in the scheme means they might need to address defensive tackle before anything else, giving Sylvester Williams coming out of North Carolina the preference over any other pick.
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NFL Rumors – New York Jets Asking Tampa Bay Buccaneers Too Much for Darrelle Revis
The never ending trade saga between the New York Jets and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Darrelle Revis in the middle, hoping to cash in on the situation eventually, continues. This time, it’s the Jets asking for too many draft picks once again, for now and the future. With time to get Revis through medicals before the draft pretty much having run out, it’s hard to say where this one goes.
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NFL Rumors – Atlanta Falcons Interested in Drafting Zach Ertz
While Zach Ertz isn’t the top tight end prospect in the NFL draft (Tyler Eifert is), Ertz is looking like someone who should be a low first round pick. With the Atlanta Falcons looking to find a successor to Tony Gonzalez, they just might try and trade up for the former Stanford player.
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Green Bay Packers Paying Clay Matthews Big Money Was an Easy Decision
When you have an elite pass rusher in the prime of his career (age: 26), you don’t sit around thinking about other options to save money. Clay Matthews has been one of the most productive defensive players in the NFL for the past few seasons, and the Green Bay Packers chose wisely to pay him like one.
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All 16 Teams in the NBA Playoffs
The stage is set for the 2013 NBA playoffs and the 8 series of the first round, with the NBA champions Miami Heat taking on the Milwaukee Bucks, the New York Knicks tangle with the Boston Celtics, the Indiana Pacers squared off against the Atlanta Hawks and the Brooklyn Nets play the Chicago Bulls in the East, while out West it’s the Oklahoma City Thunder playing the Houston Rockets, the San Antonio Spurs with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Nuggets and the Golden State Warriors and last but not least the Los Angeles Clippers facing the Memphis Grizzlies.
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10 Highest Paid Footballers in 2013
Of the 10 biggest earners in world football over the last 12 months, we have two players from Manchester City (Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure), two from Real Madrid (Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo) and one from each of the following: Galatasaray (Didier Drogba), Santos (Neymar), Chelsea (Fernando Torres), Manchester United (Wayne Rooney), Barcelona (Lionel Messi) and Paris Saint-Germain (David Beckham).
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FC Porto & Benfica are the Only Undefeated Teams in Europe
Out of the top 20 football leagues in Europe, only two teams, who happen to be from the same division, are still undefeated this late in the season. Benfica and Porto, battling for the title in the Portuguese Primeira Liga, having gone 25 matches up to this point with a league loss.
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Chelsea FC – David Luiz & John Terry Take Over the Scoring
When your strikers, Fernando Torres in this case, can only score when there’s a full moon outside, you have to rely on other players to deliver the good. While Chelsea usually rely on Frank Lampard or the creativity of Juan Mata and Eden Hazard to provide goals, for once it was about the centre backs, as David Luiz and John Terry came through with the finishing touch.
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Manchester United – Robin van Persie Enjoys Late Wake Up Call
When you don’t score goals, you take what you get, and as it happens, Manchester United usually get favors from referees and linesman, giving Robin van Persie a chance not only to score his second goal in so many matches, something we forgot he can do, but also salvage a draw to help keep the pressure off of them, while Shinji Kagawa enjoyed one of his better games for the Red Devils.