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NFL Rumors – Cincinnati Bengals Prefer Karlos Dansby to James Harrison

For a moment, it looked like James Harrison wasn’t going to stay without a team for a long time. After being cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers and paying a visit a bit too late to the Baltimore Ravens, another AFC North team, the Cincinnati Bengals, turned out to be the probable answer for his employment problem. Until, that is, the money issue came up.

April 17, 2013
FC Barcelona – Cesc Fabregas Still Hasn’t Truly Arrived

Despite being a product of La Masia, it seems Cesc Fabregas hasn’t really found himself since arriving, or returning to football club Barcelona, being too much of an Arsenal man in the way he plays to perfectly fit the tactical needs his current club requires of him, raising the question, more than once, of if signing him at all costs while having a possibly more suitable player, like Thiago, growing from within, was the wisest choice to make.

April 17, 2013
Manchester United – Trading Anderson for James Rodriguez

Some news and transfer rumors never go away, which means there might be some truth in them. It’s long been known that Manchester United are very interested in James Rodriguez of Porto, but instead of paying a huge fee for him, which will likely be over €30 million, suggesting a trade of sending Anderson, a former player of the Dragons, in order to get the Colombian star.

April 17, 2013
PSG – The 2014 Shopping List

While people may expect Paris Saint-Germain to make moves for the most expensive players possible, like Wayne Rooney from Manchester United or Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid, it seems their plans of improvements of involve a lot of money being spent, but mostly on French players, and investing in the likes of Samir Nasri, Franck Ribery, Yohan Cabaye and possibly even Karim Benzema.

April 17, 2013
Los Angeles Lakers – The Playoffs Are a Chance to Build the Future

Someone said the final games of the season are an audition for Dwight Howard to show he can be what the Los Angeles Lakers expect him to be. More than the emergence of Howard as a star and leader, something he has proved he can do in the past on a weaker team, it’s a chance for the Lakers to step out of the shadow that Kobe Bryant casts upon the entire franchise.

April 16, 2013
Houston Rockets – Jeremy Lin Should Leave if James Harden Gets Treated Better

On the surface, everything looks great. After missing the playoffs for three straight seasons, the Houston Rockets are back in the postseason, with a young and very promising core, led by James Harden, the obvious star and most talented player on this team, followed by Jeremy Lin, who isn’t as a gifted scorer like his backcourt teammate, but when you look deeper, is just as important to the team’s success.

April 16, 2013
Cristiano Ronaldo Will Never be as Loved as Lionel Messi

Every time Real Madrid visit Bilbao to play against Athletic, Cristiano Ronaldo gets the awkward, abusive treatment from fans and players. No matter who good he’ll be and how much there will be an attempt to change his image, which has gone a long way from his early days in Spain, it’ll never be on par with the way Lionel Messi is treated.

April 16, 2013
Arsenal FC – Better Off Without Jack Wilshere

Once upon a time, Jack Wilshere came up to play in the lineup of Arsenal, leading them to a 2-1 win over Barcelona, winning praises from everyone for standing up to the likes of Xavi and Iniesta in the midfield. His performance didn’t mean anything in the end, as the gunners were knocked out by Barcelona in the second leg, but a legend and promise of an overrated player was born.

April 16, 2013
10 Highest Paid Golfers in the World

Guys like Adam Scott, Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy might be the future of the sport, but when it comes to money made from sponsors, no once comes close to Tiger Woods. Not in Golf, and not in any other sport.

April 15, 2013
Miami Heat – Why They Won’t Win the 2013 NBA Title

Best record in the NBA? The Miami have got it. Best player in the NBA? LeBron James is playing for the NBA champions, and seems to be getting better every year and each season. So why shouldn’t the current title holders repeat in 2013? Because they’re too good in the regular season, always a sign for bad things to come when we’re talking about the Heat.

April 15, 2013