Rowdies close out preseason with 5 -2 victory

March 10, 2018 general

Saturday, 1 a.m. The season might as well start. The Tampa Bay Rowdies seem prepared enough. The Rowdies won their final preseason game Friday night, beating the USF Bulls 5-2. It was Tampa Bay’s second straight win and evened their preseason record at 2-2 The Rowdies open their season next Saturday night (March 17) against […]

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St. Prix Grand Prix scheduled for today

March 9, 2018 general

Saturday, 12 a.m. There are the sights. And the sounds. Today, they take over St. Petersburg once again. The  Grand Prix of St. Pete is to be held once again. Races are held all day today. Gates open at 6 a.m. and stay open until 6 p.m.

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Woods in contention after one round of Valspar

March 9, 2018 general

Thursday, 3 a.m. After one round of the Valspar Championship, Tiger Woods is close enough to dream. Woods, playing in Tampa for the first time in 22 years, shot a one-under par 70 Thursday. Technically, that put him in a tie for eighth after 18 holes, but it’s close enough that he has a chance. […]

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Bolts scratch out five goals to beat Rangers

March 9, 2018 general

Saturday, 3 a.m. The “other guys” took over for the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night. On a team where five players have scored 20 goals this year (including departed Vlad Namestnikov), none of them managed to score in a 5-3 victory over the rebuilt New York Rangers. The Bolts, getting their first regulation win […]

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Collins’ big game can’t save the USF Bulls

March 9, 2018 College Sports in Florida

Friday, 2 a.m. Freshman David Collins’s stellar performance couldn’t stop the USF Bulls from being eliminated from the American Conference tournament Thursday afternoon. Collins scored 30, and shot 11 of 13 from the field, but the Bulls fell 79-77. Guard Stephen Jiggetts missed a three-pointer with five seconds to play. Memphis, which lost to USF […]

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How many games could Vasilevskiy win?

March 8, 2018 general

Thursday, 4 a.m. He just got here. The price tags are not off of him yet. The language is new. The surroundings are new. The teammates are new. All that is the same is the game, and the unusual job description that says that a puck hitting you going a hundred miles an hour is […]

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Once again, Point is the king of overtime

March 7, 2018 general

Wednesday, 4 a.m. The way the Tampa Bay Lightning look at it, the rest of the team has 60 minutes to win a hockey game. After that, it’s Point time. Or, to say it another way, a time to get Points. The Lightning went into overtime for the sixth straight time Tuesday night, beating the […]

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Can you trust Goodell to deliver justice?

March 6, 2018 general

Friday, 4 a.m. In the upcoming Trial of James Winston, in which truth, faith and credibility will be the major issues, there is really only one question to be answered by those who follow the NFL and those who follow Winston. Who do you trust? The 6-year-old quarterback who never wants to grow up? Or […]

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Why isn’t there an Oscar for sports movies?

March 5, 2018 College Sports in Florida

Monday, 4 a.m. What we need here is a red carpet. What we need here are blinding flashes and stupid questions and an actor out of 1997 who still thinks he’s a star. What we need are Caitlyn Jenner and Dennis Rodman and Will Farrell and Margot Robbie, presenting awards. What we need is an […]

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Random Thoughts: Yapping is alive in the NHL

March 4, 2018 general

Sunday, 4 a.m. Did you see that John Tortorella backed down after having words with Washington’s Alex Overchkin? If you remember, Torts had a problem when then-Philly coach Ken Hitchcock once said something to one of his players.  In other words, “Shut my yap.” — According to ESPN, the final four teams in the overpay-Kirk-Cousins […]

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