Author: connorlohmiller

Cincinnati, OH born Journalism major at West VIrginia University. Passionate about all things sports.
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Lebron’s Comments on China Creates Impact on his Legacy

LeBron has faced an immense amount of backlash and criticism from just about the entire world at this point after his controversial comments regarding Houston Rockets, General Manager, Daryl Morey. As he works to make things right with the media and cover up his tracks, the attention on this situation seems to be growing thicker. The whole situation occurred after the NBA took a trip … Continue reading Lebron’s Comments on China Creates Impact on his Legacy

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It Didn’t take long for Jalen Ramsey’s back to heal After Being Traded to the Rams

For the past year, Jalen Ramsey has expressed his dislike with the direction the Jacksonville Jaguars franchise is heading and made it very clear that he wanted out of Jacksonville as soon as possible. Well, Jalen got exactly what he wished for along with everyone else involved in the trade. After sending his trade request in on September 16th, the day after Ramsey’s sideline altercation … Continue reading It Didn’t take long for Jalen Ramsey’s back to heal After Being Traded to the Rams

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Losing Stanton Could Result in Losing the Series for the Yankees

New York Yankees starting left fielder, as well as biggest bat in the lineup, Giancarlo Stanton, may not be available in game 3 in the American League Championship Series Tonight against the Houston Astros. Stanton already missed game 2 after he strained his right quadriceps legging out an infield single in game 1 of the series. Considering that the Yankees are facing off against one … Continue reading Losing Stanton Could Result in Losing the Series for the Yankees

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The NFL Injury Plague is here to stay After week 6

The NFL injury plague shows no signs of stopping after adding big upcoming stars names to the list following week 6. From quarterbacks to running backs to wide receivers, the plague is not exactly picky when it comes to its choosing. The bug decided to start the week off with the biggest name in the NFL since he entered into the league, Baker Mayfield. After … Continue reading The NFL Injury Plague is here to stay After week 6

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The Injury Plague has Began Sweeping Through the NFL

It seems as if the injury bug has began to spread throughout the NFL as teams approach week 6. Current and upcoming standout players have been sidelined or marked as questionable due to injuries suffered in weeks prior. A good majority of the injured players listed across the board have heavy impacts on their teams final outcome week in and week out. So, seeing them … Continue reading The Injury Plague has Began Sweeping Through the NFL

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Antonio Brown may have Taken one too many hits

Antonio Brown has always been known as the guy in the NFL that could jump higher, run faster, and cut quicker than all the rest. All the years he spent with the Pittsburg Steelers, he was looked upon as a fan favorite. The fans loved the many ways he could entertain on the field. Whether it be his incredible route running, to turning a 5 … Continue reading Antonio Brown may have Taken one too many hits

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Saquon Barkley’s Ankle Injury Confirms he is Human

Ever since we started to hear Saquon Barkley‘s name while he was an elite running back at Penn State, I can not recall one time ever seeing Barkley not pop right back up after a hit. This guy was built differently then the rest, as he has proven with his incredible durability and talent. This Sunday, Saquon finally showed us that he wasn’t invincible like … Continue reading Saquon Barkley’s Ankle Injury Confirms he is Human

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Trout and Yelich’s Injuries may not be enough to keep them from AL and NL MVP

Mike Trout and Christian Yelich have both suffered season ending injuries that will force them off the field for the remainder of the 2019 season. These two actually shared a lot in common building up to their injuries. We can start with last year’s MVP voting standings. Yelich took home the crown in the National League voting with a .326 batting average while knocking in … Continue reading Trout and Yelich’s Injuries may not be enough to keep them from AL and NL MVP

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Carcon Conley Scare had Everyone Holding Their Breath

The Oakland Raiders battled the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football for each teams season openers this past Monday. Both teams shaping out to have pretty good seasons with justifiable playoff hopes to start the season. Recently the Raiders have been in a struggle dealing with team operations and looney toons like Antonio Brown, causing unnecessary issues around the locker-room. As they pushed one problem … Continue reading Carcon Conley Scare had Everyone Holding Their Breath

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Colt’s Star Hangs up the Cleats After long History of Injuries

With the NFL season quickly approaching, the Indianapolis Colt’s find themselves in an early hole to start the season. 29-year-old star quarterback, Andrew Luck decided to walk away from the game just weeks before the 2019-2020 season opener. Luck has dealt with a series of minor and major injuries (some season ending) for the past six years and finally decided to put his health before … Continue reading Colt’s Star Hangs up the Cleats After long History of Injuries

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