It’s a strange and often overlooked rule, one that can turn the tide of a baseball game in an instant. A slight tick of the bat against the catcher’s mitt, and suddenly a routine out becomes a runner on first base. Catcher’s interference, once a rarity, is becoming an increasingly common and pivotal part of … Read more
Following a career that solidified him as one of the greatest quarterbacks ever, Philip Rivers is officially set to retire with the Los Angeles Chargers. The team announced on Monday that the man who had served 16 years at the helm would retire, where it all began. Dive into PFSN’s FREE Mock Draft Simulator and run … Read more
Jerry Jones has owned, managed, and led the Dallas Cowboys’ football operations since 1989. During his tenure, the team has won three Super Bowls. However, the franchise is currently in the midst of a long drought. Dallas hasn’t been to the NFC championship since 1996, a 29-year drought that is the longest in the NFC. … Read more
For a moment, it almost looked like the current president of our kleptocracy was veering toward a good deed. Fortunately for every American who knows better than to ever get their hopes up regarding this kind of thing, he caught himself and swiftly tied that deed to something retrograde, smallminded, and cheap. First, Old Squatty … Read more
The Bucs are entering their 50th season since first donning the Bucco Bruce helmet and creamsicle uniforms in 1976 and Pewter Report has finished revealing its Top 50 All-Time Bucs list. The Buccaneers asked yours truly, Scott Reynolds, to provide my Top 50 list to the team for their media poll and I decided to … Read more
Let’s put the spotlight on Bucs cornerback Jamel Dean. With the 2024 season firmly in the rearview mirror and the pre-draft process, free agency, the draft itself, OTAs and mini-camp also behind us, it’s time to ramp up the excitement for training camp and then, of course, the Bucs’ 50th season. As we did last … Read more
The New York Mets were expected to field one of the most formidable offenses in baseball, especially after adding Juan Soto in the offseason to a lineup that already featured Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso. But the offense has been inconsistent at best. After a 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds, Mets analyst Marc Luino … Read more
MONTPELLIER, France — Fifteen stages and two rest days into the Tour de France, the talk of the press room is not Tadej Pogacar rampaging towards his fourth yellow jersey, brave Kevin Vauquelin trying for an unlikely top-five finish, or Jonas Vingegaard’s absurd time-trial helmet. The story that has everyone buzzing concerns events that happened … Read more
After Marcus Walden was called up by the Toronto Blue Jays in early 2014, nearly seven years after being drafted by the club, everything went more or less as you might expect for a big league promotion. For Father’s Day, Walden gifted his dad the first jersey he ever wore on a big league field; … Read more
It’s been a bit over a week since the first look at the Bucs’ third down offense from last year. That was a dive into how Tampa Bay attacked the Commanders’ man-heavy scheme in week one. Now let’s fast forward to the middle of the season to see how they approached a defense with a … Read more