By: Chris Terlop Week one of preseason has come and gone without any scoring, very little pass rushing and a lot of questions left unanswered. Week two is meant to separate the starters and the backups, the special teamers and those who will be cut before week three when you want most of that set…… MORE
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Packers Put on Their “Big Boy” Pads and Get Physical on Sunday
First padded practice elicits rugged, in-your-face action By CHRIS HAVEL GREEN BAY – The Packers were 45 minutes into the first padded practice of training camp when the position groups broke off for individual work. The defensive linemen jogged over to the sled, where defensive line coach Mike Trgovac let them know exactly what was…… MORE
Training camp checklist: Top 10 things to look for
Injuries, conditioning, depth chart guaranteed to dominate headlines when Packers kick off 2013 season By CHRIS HAVEL GREEN BAY – Just as no two NFL teams are identical, neither are the training camps they will be conducting in the next month. However, there are some aspects common to all. Injuries, conditioning and team depth charts…… MORE
Mayo to Milwaukee: What it means for the Bucks
By: Marques Eversoll For the Milwaukee Bucks, the 2012-13 season ended April 28 when they fell to the eventual NBA Champion Miami Heat in the first round of the Eastern Conference Playoffs. And through the early stages of the offseason, the Bucks have continued their losing ways. Starting shooting guard Monta Ellis opted out of…… MORE
Bucks in for Another Long Year
By: Chris Terlop The Milwaukee Bucks, like a lot of teams Thursday night, surprised fans and critics alike by taking Greek Small Forward Giannis Antetokounmpon with the 15th overall pick. For everyone’s sake we are going to turn him into a one named star in the style of Seal and Nene and just call him…… MORE
Bucks Draft Preview
By: Chris Terlop Draft day is upon us and the Bucks are once again in draft purgatory, reserved for those either just good enough to make the playoffs, but not good enough to win a series. Monte Ellis is gone, who knows what new head coach Larry Drew’s plans are for restricted free agent Brandon…… MORE
Bullpen Rescue
By: Chris Terlop One of the latest fads on television right now is “rescue shows”. Bar Rescue, Restaurant Impossible, the list goes on. The premise being that these businesses are struggling and there is no hope in sight. The Brewers bullpen fit right on the list last season and the beginning of this year. Last…… MORE
Saying the MLB is after Ryan Braun is Absurd
By: Chris Terlop Brewers’ slugger Ryan Braun is once again in the middle of a steroid controversy. First time, the handler held on to his urine too long and Braun got off on a technicality. This time, the man with the “word” on Braun’s banned substance purchases is a shady, low-credibility drug dealer. Not the…… MORE
Shane Larkin Bound to be a Buck?
By Chris Terlop The Miami Hurricanes had a historic season, taking both the ACC regular season and tournament title for the first time in school history. A lot of this success can be attributed to talented and charismatic sophomore guard Shane Larkin. Larkin worked out for the Bucks and Friday and a source close to…… MORE
Versatility Could be Key for the Packers
By: Chris Terlop Injuries have plagued the Packers the past few years and head coach Mike McCarthy plans to prepared this season. In the first day of OTA’s being open to the public and the media it was obvious that players will spend a lot of this offseason learning multiple roles, anticipating injuries that are…… MORE
