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Father’s Day – The Best Gift for Dad

June 11, 2015 by Mike Jacobs Leave a Comment

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I didn’t know much about the East Coast versus West Coast hip hop rivalry.  I honestly didn’t care who Suge Knight’s and Tupac Shakur’s industry enemies were.  I never had hatred for colleagues at other companies, so I didn’t really comprehend it. But Reggie Rock Bythewood’s “One Night in Vegas” story about the night that Tupac was […]

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 30 for 30, Bill Simmons, Father's Day, Father's Day Gift Idea, Four Days In October

Sports Thoughts 6-5-15

June 5, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

(Featured image courtesy of Reuters) A whole lot happening in the sport’s world and that makes people like us happy. ************************************************************************** WOMEN’S WORLD CUP SOCCER 2015 The last few times our ladies (Team USA) have fallen short, but something tells me this time, we won’t let the cup slip away. This time, Alex Morgan, Sydney Leroux, […]

Filed Under: General, MLB, NBA, NHL, World Cup Soccer Tagged With: Abby Wambach, Alex Morgan, Chicago Blackhawks, Chrsiten Press, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Cavaliers, Coery Crawford, Golden State Warriors, Houston Astros, Jonathan Toews, Kansas City Royals, Lebron james, Major Leage Basbeall, MLB, NBA Finals, New York Yankees, Saint Louis Cardinals, Stanley Cup, Steph Curry, Stephen A. Smith, Steven Stamkos, Sydney Leroux, Tamp Bay Lightning, Team USA, World Cup Soccer

Stanley Cup Finals Preview

June 5, 2015 by Joel Goldschmidt Leave a Comment

Feature image via Bruce Bennett/Getty Images Well, now. That was quite a Conference Finals, wasn’t it? Even if you aren’t a hockey fan, seeing both series go a full seven games is pretty remarkable, especially compared to the NBA Conference Finals which took nine games total for both series. The Lightning came up with a historic […]

Filed Under: General, NHL Tagged With: 2015, Chicago Blackhawks, Hockey, Hossa, Kane, NHL Playoffs, Patrick Sharp, Stanley Cup Preview, Tampa bay Lightning

Horse Racing needs a Triple Crown winner!

June 2, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

Top image is courtesy of (AP Photo/Morry Gash). The sport of horse racing could truly use a super-star equine and another super jockey. To give you a picture of just how long that has been, Jimmy Cater was the President of the United States, The Who and the Rolling Stones were still cranking out new hits, Jaws […]

Filed Under: General, Horse Racing, Sports Betting Tagged With: Belmont stakes, betting odds, Bovada sports betting, Darth Vader, George Lucas, Horse racing, Jaws, Triple Crown, Victor Espinosa

An Ode to Overtime in Game 7

May 15, 2015 by Joel Goldschmidt Leave a Comment

I don’t care who you are, if you like sports, you sit up a little straighter in your seat and pay a little closer attention to the game when an elimination game goes into sudden death.  As if the “winner-takes-all” mentality wasn’t enough, let’s go ahead and add the pressure of overtime to the situation. […]

Filed Under: General, NHL Tagged With: Eastern Conference Finals, Game 7, Henrik Lundqvist, New York rangers, NHL Playoffs, Washington Capitals

Quick Sports Thoughts 4-30-15

May 1, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

Top Image courtesy of (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)(Credit: Matt Slocum). Wow is it going to be a terrific weekend for sports overall. The NFL draft is in process as I write this and will go on throughout the weekend .  NHL and NBA playoffs are hitting the second round which means they will be more competitive and it’s time to tune […]

Filed Under: General, Horse Racing, NFL, Sports Betting Tagged With: Calvin Borel, Gary Stevens, Kentucky Derby, Lousiville, NBA playoffs, NFL draft, NHL Playoffs, Triple Crown

MAYWEATHER VERSUS PACQUIAO: PART 3

April 28, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

Top photo is (Courtesy of Bigstock) On Saturday night, May 2nd, only one of these tough hombres [Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao] is leaving with the grin you see above. It is also a safe bet that even the winner will leave with a lot of bruises. No one is coming out of this donnybrook untouched. Everyone is […]

Filed Under: Boxing, General Tagged With: boxing fight prediciton, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao, Mike Tyson, Money, Oddshark.com Vegas Sportsbook, Pacman, Tornado

UFC 186: Last Minute Thought

April 25, 2015 by Robert Moreno Leave a Comment

Here he comes to save the day…Demetrious Johnson is here to stay. The flyweight champion may not be the most recognized name and face, but he is one of the most reliable and entertaining fighters the UFC has to offer. Many complain that the flyweight division is still not a big sell, but DJ has […]

Filed Under: General, UFC Tagged With: Demetrious Johnson, Mighty Mouse, Rampage, UFC 186

MAYWEATHER VERSUS PACQUIAO: PART 2

April 24, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

The top image is (Courtesy of Round by Round boxing) You have read about Manny, now it is time to give Floyd Mayweather Jr. his recognition and story. FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR. He is 5 ft. 8 in. His reach is 72 in. He is the current WBC, WBA, and  RING welterweight champion, and the WBC Super, WBA, and RING junior […]

Filed Under: Boxing, General Tagged With: Canelo Alvarez, Floyd Mayweather Jr. Atlantic City, jab, knockout, Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De La Hoya, punch, Ricky Hatton, southpaw, Zab Judah

TRICK SHOT SERIES -BOWLING 4-22-15

April 22, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

It’s time for some fun trick shots and this time I’ve selected  BOWLING. The snazzy shots you will watch were all done by members of the Pro Bowlers Association. All are impressive, but I think it’s a tie between the chair shot and the spinning two ball shot. I am wowed. Check out the link below. (Courtesy of […]

Filed Under: Bowling, General Tagged With: Bowling Trick Shots, Dude Perfect, Jason Belmonte, PBA, Trick Shots

POOR OFFICIATING SPORTS RANKINGS

April 20, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

Above Image (courtesy of www.amishbabymachine.com) Historically, there are a couple sports who are the one’s that consistently carry the reputation for rotten work by the referees and call into question the integrity of the outcome: Boxing and professional basketball’s NBA. They are the dynasties, the Yankees if you will. Here at OTBR we are going to chart through […]

Filed Under: Boxing, General, MLB, NBA, NCAA Basketball, NFL Tagged With: Bad calls by the referree, Fixed, NBA, NCAA Basketball, NFL, Rigged game

Sports Thoughts 4-17-15

April 17, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

( Above Image courtesy of The Canadian Press) Let’s talk about some good vibes right now in sports. What is breathing life into them? After all, we can’t always have the same old ratty story lines play out. On the PGA, 21 year old Jordan Speith’s magical run last weekend at the Master’s could signal a new big name to […]

Filed Under: General, Golf, MLB Tagged With: Baseball, Chicago Cubs, Jordan Speith, LPGA, Master's, Nancy Lopez, New York Mets, New York Yankees, PGA, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods

QUICK THOUGHTS 3-23-15

March 23, 2015 by Jason Fisher Leave a Comment

NHL Jordan Eberle who plays Right Wing for the Edmonton Oilers is on a Blizzard like tear with his seven game point streak. Most recently he had an assist and placed one in the net leading the Edmonton Oilers over the Philadelphia Flyers. It’s just too bad a guy who is storming the ice like Old man […]

Filed Under: Cricket, General, NBA, NCAA HOCKEY, NHL, Soccer Tagged With: Andrew Wiggins, Cleveland Cavaliers, CRICKET WORLD CUP, Frozen Four, Jordan Eberle, Major League Soccer Expansion

NL East Preview and Predictions

March 23, 2015 by Joel Goldschmidt Leave a Comment

Things were looking pretty good for the Nationals last year. They had the best record in the National League, locking up home field advantage throughout the NL playoffs. After dropping the first game in the NLDS against San Francisco, they held a 1-0 lead with 2 outs and no one on base in the ninth […]

Filed Under: General, MLB Tagged With: Atlanta Braves, Miami Marlins, New York Mets, NL East, Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Nationals

Smart Choice Randall Cobb

March 8, 2015 by Mike Jacobs Leave a Comment

I sigh of relief was heard from the Great Lakes after Adam Schefter of ESPN reported today Randall Cobb and the Green Bay Packers agreed to a 4 year $40 million deal, keeping the power trio of him, Aaron Rodgers, and Jordy Nelson on the field together through at least 2018.  A great career move by […]

Filed Under: General, NFL Tagged With: Green Bay Packers, Oakland Raiders, Randall Cobb

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