Sports

The sports industry is always looking for ways to enhance and create better fitting rules in the competitive sports world. This can increase the competition, create more opportunity in games, and refresh the game for fans and most importantly – the players. This is exactly what the NBA (National Basketball Association) is doing by implementing […]

At the 1950 World Cup in Brazil, the U.S. men’s soccer team pulled off the unthinkable. They beat England. This result reverberated around the soccer world as the U.S. team was made up of part-time players. England on the other hand was full of seasoned veterans. Players who made a living off soccer. It is […]

Jim Paschke announced his retirement from the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday night in an interview before the game with Giannis Antetokounmpo. “This decision is mine alone,” said Paschke. “It comes as I have had the privilege of broadcasting Bucks basketball for precisely half of my life.” Jim Paschke has been the award-winning television play-by-play announcer for […]

From the squealing of tires to the grumble of performance engines to the smell of gasoline in the air, the High-Performance driving classes at Road America are a joy from start to finish. Coming in at a cost of only $40 more expensive than a track day, or $10 more than your first five track-day […]

At midnight, the UWM campus is quiet but in the Klotsche Center college club sports are just getting done with practice. Women’s basketball, men’s basketball, women’s volleyball and men’s volleyball take up the four courts in the pavilion. On court one, we see the women’s basketball team lining up on the baseline to run laps. […]

Art and Jean Liebau were on vacation when they got a text from Royce Ando. A college baseball player at Michigan State and a houseguest who was staying with them while playing summer baseball for the Lakeshore Chinooks of the Northwoods League, Ando said he was lonely by himself in their house. So the Liebaus […]

The basement of Ian McDonald is a treasure trove. Filled with memorabilia galore and as many obscure 80s references as you could imagine, it is just the place for friends to watch a fight. The tv screen is not of substantial size, but its perfect for the 12 or so people gathered to watch Israel […]

MILWAUKEE – It was a crazy day in Cleveland for the NFL as teams had the chance to improve during the first round of the NFL draft. Draft day started out as everyone suspected with the Jacksonville Jaguars taking Trevor Lawrence the QB out of Clemson. The Lawrence pick was obvious he has been the […]

The Brewers are looking to have a huge season after finishing fourth in the Cactus League this Spring Training. The Brewers finished with a record of 15-11 only two games behind the leading team. Leading the way for the Brewers was the catcher Many Pina and Left fielder Christian Yelich. Yelich had 11 hits and […]

After a slow start offensively, the Milwaukee Panthers baseball team (15-16, 12-8 Horizon) completed a comeback 7-6 win over the Youngstown State Penguins (18-17, 13-11 Horizon) on Saturday.   “We didn’t do a very good job in the box early, but then we just started to relax a bit and started stacking some quality at-bats together,” head coach Scott Doffek said. “Then we […]

The Northwoods League this summer will be returning to its normal format of baseball after spending 2020 in pods in order to safely play.  With a pandemic in full force, summer collegiate baseball leagues had to make a tough choice, whether to play baseball or not and how to play it safely.  The Northwoods League […]

“It’s hard to tell whether he’s excited or not,” said Lori Zembrowski sarcastically referencing her husband Matt walking about 90 feet ahead of us through the parking lot at American Family Field. Spring means different things to all people, especially in 2021. As things creep slowly back to something resembling normal, after a year with […]