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The 2020 TVG.com Haskell Stakes will be Race 12 on July 18th at Monmouth Park. Post time is set for 4:46 PM CT. This race is a Kentucky Derby prep-race this year and the winner will get automatic entry into the 2020 Breeder's Cup Classic Championship. This Grade 1 Race is one and one eighth … Continue reading Race of the Week- July 18th, 2020: TVG.com Haskell Stakes
The 2020 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes will be ran as Race 9 on July 11th at Keeneland Race Course, post time is set for 4:30 CT. Last year's winner was Vekoma, who we saw win the Met Mile in last weekend's race of the week. This Grade II race will be a mile and one … Continue reading Race of the Week- July 11th, 2020: Blue Grass Stakes
The 2020 Runhappy Met Mile will be ran as Race 9 on the 4th of July at Belmont. This year's field is impressive from top to bottom, with a lot of potential contenders. In my analysis, there are several factors I take into consideration including the horse’s past performances, workouts, winnings as well as the … Continue reading Race of the Week- July 4th, 2020: Met Mile
For the first time ever the Belmont Stakes will be the first leg of the triple crown rather than the last. Horse Racing is one of the few sports that has continued to hold events throughout the coronavirus pandemic, albeit without fans in attendance. It will be a Belmont unlike we've seen before- being the … Continue reading Belmont Stakes 2020- Rankings, Simulations and Betting Tips
The 2020 MLB season is still in question. The most difficult part of getting the season to happen is payroll negotiations. Do players make their full salaries? Half-salary? Or will the whole season be cancelled (players would make less than one-twentieth of usual salary)? This is a situation the MLB and the players have never … Continue reading You Won’t Guess Who Could Be The Highest Paid MLB Players Of 2020
Every Sunday night for the past few weeks I've been watching the Last Dance on ESPN, as many people around the world have. I have enjoyed every episode thus far, but my favorite ones were definitely last night's: episodes 7 and 8. There were some great takeaways from these episodes and for me most of … Continue reading 3 Championship Qualities We Can All Take From Michael Jordan
In the NFL, it’s my strong opinion that organizations are built and destroyed by draft day decisions. I have plenty of reasons for this and my main point is also the EASIEST way to build a championship football team, yet almost no one team does it. First, we need to take into account all of … Continue reading The #1 Proven Strategy to Build a Winning NFL Team, But No One Does It
Nothing is official yet on the 2020 MLB season, however MLB seems to be doing everything it can to find the best case scenario for players and fans. USA Today Sports reported a new a radical plan that could be used for the 2020 season. The plan would have all 30 teams return to their … Continue reading MLB Explores Radical Division Realignment for 2020: A Season Like No Other
Unfortunately, with the outbreak of Coronavirus we were robbed of one of my favorite times of year, March Madness. I've taken it upon myself to see what we could've missed this March in a season that was very unpredictable. Over the course of the season I created and developed a college basketball simulation taking into … Continue reading March Madness 2020: Simulating the Tournament 100 times
The 2020 NCAA Men’s basketball season has been complete chaos to say the least. It’s been near impossible to tell who’s good and who’s not. The chart below shows the top 15 teams in the AP Poll at three different times of this season: preseason, mid-season and currently. Pretty easy to see how much the … Continue reading March Madness Is Coming: Who to Watch and Which Teams Can Make A Run
