Yankees, Cashman Agree on New Three Year Deal

Cashman has been w/the Yankees since 1986. Photo Credit: Tim Fuller/ USA Today Sports

The Yankees announced that GM Brian Cashman will continue to stay in his role with the team with a new three year contact that runs through the 2017 season.  

By: Michael Hanley

Hockey 1011 Starts Now

Time to get an education on the NHL. Photo Credit: Jerome  Miron /USA Today Sports

I might be wrong about this most of My friends, about 80%, don't know much about Hockey or the NHL. 

By: Omie D

Luck, Colts Hold off Texans Rally to Win 33-28

Luck had a great game vs the Texans. Photo Credit: Brian Spurlock/USA Today Sports

Andrew Luck and the Colts had a dynamic first quarter and made enough plays on both sides of the ball the rest of the game to hold off  a furious Texans rally and win 33-28 over Houston on Thursday night at Reliant Stadium. 

By: Michael Hanley

Pacers, Vogel Agree to Multiyear Extension

Vogel will be Pacers HC for years to come. Photo Credit: USA Today Sports 

The Pacers and Head Coach Frank Vogel agreed to a multi year contract extension on Wednesday to keep him leading the franchise for many seasons to come. 

By: Michael Hanley

Podcast: Omie D and Coach Rob Sports Show Episode 111

NBA: Dallas Mavericks Chandler Parsons, Brandan Wright, and Jae Crowder Talk New Season

Chandler Parsons shows his new home crowd his three-point sign.
Photo credit: Dallas Mavericks

The NBA season has officially begun. We had a chance to catch up with some new and some returning players of the Dallas Mavericks to talk about the upcoming season, training camp, and playing the Houston Rockets.
by +Rodney Fisher

Dallas Cowboys Fans Are Too Fancy for The NFL

New Cowboy Stadium. Photo Credit: Kirby Lee/ USA Today Sports

The Dallas Cowboys are still the most watched NFL franchise as the records stand today.  There is a Class A stadium, which brings a Class A experience when it comes to Football Fans. 
 
By: Omie D

Giants NLCS Bound With 3-2 Win Over The Nationals

Panik's run would be the difference. Photo Credit: Lance Iversen/ USA Today Sports 

Joe Panik scored the go ahead run for San Francisco in the 7th inning off of Aaron Barrett's wild pitch which led the Giants to a 3-2 win over the Nationals and advancing to the NLCS.

By: Michael Hanley