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Nico Harrison Needs To Stop Talking

1 day ago | stadiumrant.com | Eli Gregorski

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has been under extreme scrutiny after trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for a package surrounding Anthony Davis. While Harrison has consistently said he felt he made the right move for the team, his recent public comments have only seemed to backfire.
Overreactions To Each NBA Playoff Series After Game 1

2 days ago | stadiumrant.com | Eli Gregorski

The 2025 NBA Playoffs have begun, with great matchups and major storylines in the first round. While it is difficult to say that Game 1 can decide a series, it gives a glimpse into the form, mindset, and ability of each team. Overreacting to each series might not be representative of the results, but they do paint a picture of what can be expected in the following games.
The NFL's Most Polarizing Owner Uncovered By These 10 Facts

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Roger Goodell |Nicholas Mullick

Many notable names have owned professional sports teams. In the National Football League, the one who is the loudest and most successful is Jerry Jones. After all, he owns the most valued franchise in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys, at 11 billion dollars. However, with how big his ego and wallet are, there definitely are moments that have been embarrassing for him. Let’s look back at the 10 things that the NFL would like you to forget about Jerry Jones. Ahh, the 2017 NFL kneeling protest saga.
A Night Of Fights! Takeaways From Otters 6-3 Playoff Loss At London - Stadium Rant

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | JT Howland

The Erie Otters fell to the London Knights 6-3 on the road in Game One of the second round on Thursday night. The Knights dominated most of the game while the Otters hung around until the end. Erie now trails 1-0 in the series against the defending OHL champion. One of the biggest rivalry’s in sports did not disappoint. The Otters and Knights combined for three fights, 56 penalty minutes, and nine man-advantages. Erie’s Wesley Royston kicked things off in the first fighting Landon Sim.
2025 NBA Playoffs: Top 6 Players With Legacies On The Line

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Eli Gregorski

The 2025 NBA Playoffs are finally here and set to deliver some amazing matchups and potential legacy-defining moments for the league’s top players. For some, like LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Nikola Jokic, another championship would add to their already stacked resume as some of the best players the game has ever seen. For others, like Jimmy Butler, James Harden, and Donovan Mitchell, securing their first championship will greatly impact how their careers are seen for a long time.
Seattle Seahawks' Best First Round Options in the 2025 NFL Draft

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Michael Hanich

The Seattle Seahawks are in a good position for the future after finding some key veterans. Among the biggest positions addressed is the quarterback position. Seattle got former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold on a long-term or short-term deal. There are still some serious holes that must be addressed if they want to get back into the playoffs this upcoming season. Luckily, the Seahawks can fill some glaring holes early in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Arsenal Receive Unexpected Injury Boost as Season Nears Conclusion

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Sulayman Salahudeen

Arsenal have received a boost, as star forward Kai Havertz is in contention to return to action before the end of the season. The German star had been ruled out until the start of the 2025-26 season with a hamstring problem, but is now nearing a return to the side. Arsenal are hopeful of Havertz making his return from injury, as manager Mikel Arteta revealed in his press conference ahead of their league meeting with Brentford.
Crucial Takeaways from Alabama's 2025 A-Day

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Michael Hanich

This spring training was an unusual setting for most college football teams, including the Alabama Crimson Tide. On Saturday, the Crimson Tide presented a glorified practice to their fans and media. It was the first real look of the Tide going into the 2025 college football season. Some noticeable players that couldn’t participate, included sophomore wide receiver Ryan Williams and outside linebacker Deontae Lawson.
5 Things Dark Side Of The Ring Must Cover In Tony Atlas Episode

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Nicholas Mullick

Dark Side of the Ring’s upcoming episode focuses on Tony Atlas, who was a tremendous star during the territory days. He also lived a crazy life, and this episode will likely be a rise-and-fall-and-rise-again story of a pro wrestler. Tony Atlas’s story is definitely a crazy one, given the stuff he has gone through. Looking into his journey, this episode needs to cover five moments in his life. Well, let’s get this one out of the way immediately.
Top 5 Biggest Draft Busts in Jacksonville Jaguars History

1 week ago | stadiumrant.com | Nicholas Mullick

The 2025 NFL Draft is fast approaching, and it’s an opportunity for organizations to build for the future and change players’ lives. However, there are times when draft selections don’t work and players get the bust label. One franchise that hasn’t had the best drafting record in its history is the Jacksonville Jaguars. Yes, there were some great picks, but most were bad. Out of all the draft picks made, five stand out as the biggest busts.