Can I say how awesome it is to have actual sports to write about here on the Monday High 5 blog?
Major League Baseball’s season opener this week feels like the actual return of sports here in the U.S. and perhaps gives us a sense of normalcy.
SportsMonday High 5: Baseball is On Deck
Matthew JohnsonJuly 13, 2020
Waiting 10 more days for major professional team sports to resume in the U.S. seems manageable for many of us who’ve been isolated inside our homes for more than 100 days.
In the summer of 2020, a niche sport is far more likely to return to action before a major team sport figures it out.
The end of July will be one giant orgy of sports returning to play, which has us excited to contemplate the hot takes that will soon be upon us.
It’s almost becoming copy and paste time for writing about the weekend in sports and what to expect in the coming week.
Team sports in the U.S. continue the slow trek to getting back to work to resume suspended seasons while an individual sport is ready to claim the spotlight and have the stage all to itself.
There comes a time in many of our lives when we look at our own reflection and don’t like what we see. Do you do something about it, or sit there and feel sorry for yourself? The Arizona Cardinals appear to be the former, and that’s a major part of our five big takeaways from the weekend in sports. 1. Arizona Cardinals address their biggest needs. General manager Steve Keim used more than half of...