By Adam Roberts – 6/7/2021 Down 1-0 in their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Nets, the Bucks are gearing up for Game Two tonight in Brooklyn, and doing so knowing that one of the biggest cogs of the Nets’ big three has been ruled out for tonight. James Harden won’t play tonight night due to…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/4/2021 The push for COVID vaccines continues as President Biden remains adamant the US can reach 70% of Americans with at least one shot by the Fourth of July. To get to that point, a number of organizations have offered incentives to individuals electing to receive the vaccines. Keeping with that…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/4/2021 Talk to any athlete, and ask them about how particular they are about their gear. Chances are most would be reluctant midway through the season to use a completely new piece of equipment as integral to the game as a baseball bat is to a ballplayer. But Brewers’ outfielder Christian…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/3/2021 The past year has seen a rise in calls for racial and social justice the scale of which hasn’t really been seen before this millennium. Last summer’s racial protests were probably the second biggest story of the year behind COVID, and the conversation has crossed into many areas of our…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/3/2021 If you feel like you haven’t gotten your proper fix of the Memphis Showboats these past 36 years, I’ve got some good news for you. The United States Football League is coming back! The USFL was created in 1983 and was meant to compete with the NFL, but folded in…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/3/2021 In front of a crowd just shy of 2,200 people, the La Crosse Loggers arrived home to Copeland Park prepared to capture their first win of the 2021 regular season. To do so, they’d need to get a couple of clutch hits. Those hits came from Ronald Sweeny III and…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/2/2021 The heir apparent to Barry Alvarez as athletic director for the University of Wisconsin has been officially granted the title. Chris McIntosh was named today to replace long-time A-D Barry Alvarez. Since 2017, McIntosh has overseen the athletic department’s day-to-day operations, student-athlete recruiting, business development, human resources and strategic planning.…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/2/2021 It sure is fun to keep up to date on the latest in the Aaron Rodgers situation! So much fun! Anyway, today the Packers continued their voluntary organized team activities in Green Bay, with many of the previously missing names still not present. ESPN’s Rob Demovsky tweeted the full list…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/2/2021 While not a local story, I do believe what is going on involving Naomi Osaka and her decision to withdraw from the French Open is an important reminder of the constant pressure on athletes at all levels to remain the best at any cost, and some of the discussions around…… Continue Reading »
By Adam Roberts – 6/1/2021 The 2020-21 athletic calendar year has come to a close for UW-La Crosse, and as per usual it ended in some hardware for the track and field programs. Competing in Greensboro, North Carolina over the weekend, the Eagle women placed 2nd in the D3 NCAA Championship behind only Loras College.…… Continue Reading »