Justin Hussong

4 days ago | guardiansnation.com | Justin Hussong

The Cleveland Guardians just took a much-needed series with the Athletics, winning two out of three to move back to two games above .500 and generate a bit of positive momentum heading into their off day on Monday ahead of a series with the Toronto Blue Jays. With the team in an uncertain place and facing an 8.5-game deficit in the AL Central, it’s clear the team needs to decide which direction it plans on heading with the trade deadline around the corner.

4 days ago | brownsnation.com | Justin Hussong

Heading into an NFL season, you’ll often see at least a few teams with a 2-man quarterback competition in training camp, but the Cleveland Browns are pushing the limits by having four QBs compete for that coveted Week 1 job. It’s an interesting quarterback room featuring two veterans and two rookies, though one analyst is on board with cutting ties with one of those veterans to make this situation a bit clearer.

4 days ago | brownsnation.com | Justin Hussong

The Cleveland Browns’ defense didn’t live up to expectations last season and was certainly a reason why the team went 3-14 despite coming into the season with playoff expectations. While the league-worst offense has gotten most of the flak for that 14-loss season, a healthy and improved defense could make their lives easier, especially if Alex Wright is back in the mix after playing just four games last season due to a torn triceps.

5 days ago | brownsnation.com | Justin Hussong

The Cleveland Browns have a 4-man quarterback competition on their hands, which isn’t something you see too often in the NFL, and there are still a few months to decide which of Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, or Shedeur Sanders is under center in Week 1. Cleveland had the lowest-scoring offense in the NFL last season, so it’s important to get this decision correct, and one insider recently named who he believes is the “best pure thrower” and should be the starter to begin the season.

5 days ago | thecoldwire.com | Justin Hussong

It was no secret that the Phoenix Suns were working on a blockbuster Kevin Durant trade, and it also wasn’t surprising when news broke that he was eventually traded to the Houston Rockets on the morning of Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The surprise was that he didn’t fetch quite the haul that many expected, as the Suns received Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the tenth overall pick in this week’s draft, and five second-round picks in exchange for the future Hall of Famer.