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Real Madrid vs Barcelona – New Clasico Rulers
The current era in the Clasico rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid is pretty much defined by the moment Pep Guardiola became the head coach of Barcelona, changing the career trajectory of Lionel Messi. A season later Cristiano Ronaldo arrived, and Jose Mourinho a year after that. What was a Barca-dominated match up early on has taken a different direction in recent years.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Manchester United Interested in Eliaquim Mangala
The destiny of every Porto player, eventually, is to become a profit margin, and travel to a bigger, better league & club while Porto make double or triple the amount invested in him. Eliaquim Mangala will probably be one of those players, with Manchester United chasing the French centre back, although Manchester City, Bayern Munich and AC Milan are also on his trail.
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LeBron James & Miami Heat Harlem Shake
Yes, the Harlem Shake has gone on from being this cool trendy thing to more than a little bit annoying, but when really famous people like LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and the rest of the Miami Heat do it and send it around the web, it’s still a little bit exciting.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Liverpool Interested in Alexis Sanchez
The best thing about playing for a big club like Barcelona, is it keeps you in demand for a very long time regardless of your ability. Alexis Sanchez is having one of the worst seasons a forward can have, but that still isn’t keeping Liverpool and Manchester City from hoping to sign him.
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El Clasico Aftershock – Barcelona Under Fire, Real Madrid Relaxed
This hasn’t happened in a very long time – Barcelona are the side under tons of pressure to come out of some sort of crisis, while Real Madrid are the other half of the El Clasico rivalry that feels completely relaxed and confident heading into the second league meeting between the two teams this season.
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Best & Worst Scorers in the NBA
What makes the best scorer in the NBA? Is it simply the points? Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony are leading that battle, but LeBron James and James Harden aren’t too far behind, and James is the best or second best from that group, because shooting ratios and volume scoring also come into consideration.
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Best Rants By Football Managers
We all feel for Rafa Benitz and the hard time he’s going through in Chelsea, but his rant after the win over Middlesbrough pales in comparison to some legendary ones by Giovanni Trapattoni, Kevin Keegan, John Sitton or Ian Holloway.
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Special NBA Night of Individual Performances
LeBron James and Kobe Bryant weren’t in action, but the 10 games we did have were filled with impressive stat fillers, like Stephen Curry going for 54 points, Kevin Durant pulling off a triple double in less than three quarters of NBA basketball and other impressive stat lines from Monta Ellis and Andre Iguodala.
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Oklahoma City Thunder – Kevin Durant So Good It’s Too Easy Sometimes
As if to show how far he’s come in his NBA career, turning into a more complete player, Kevin Durant keeps pulling off more and more impressive triple doubles, getting his third of the season (and of his career) in an easy win for the Oklahoma City Thunder over the Hornets.
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Monta Ellis Buzzer Beater Better Than Jeremy Lin Assist
If it wasn’t for Monta Ellis hitting an insane buzzer-beater from well beyond the three-point line to give the Milwaukee Bucks a 110-107 win over the Houston Rockets, Jeremy Lin would have owned the highlight of the night with his behind the back assist to Chandler Parsons.