Tim Josephs is a contributing writer for Yardbarker and Cigalah Group. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including basketball, baseball, golf, and football. Tim provides analysis, trade rumors, and insights into the world of sports for his readers.
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By: Tim Josephs
The Indiana Fever are in the midst of their best season in a decade. They're on pace to have their first winning record since 2015, and they just clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2016.
Could the Carolina Panthers hit the reset button yet again?
By: Tim Josephs
Although the two teams share a city and division, it's hard to argue that the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets have a real rivalry. Fans may
By: Tim Josephs
Every year in every sport, a “paper” champion is declared before the season begins. As in, “on paper, (fill in the blank) looks like the
By: Tim Josephs
Since there has been an NBA draft, there have been NBA draft busts. Many players who starred in college (or high school) and were viewed as
By: Tim Josephs
After the New York Mets won 101 regular-season games in 2022 and then exactly one playoff game, the sentiment around the team was “We'll be back.” While
By: Tim Josephs
After their best season in seemingly forever, the New York Knicks could've run things back this year.
By: Tim Josephs
While it's still extremely early in the marathon slog that is the NBA regular season, some patterns seem to be emerging.
By: Tim Josephs
Whether it's due to the swagger that emanates from the city of Philadelphia like steam off a hot cheesesteak or they actually believe it, the 76ers
By: Tim Josephs
While the season ended in disappointing fashion for the New York Yankees (especially that horrific fifth inning in Game 5), it was the Bronx Bombers' best year in more than a decade.
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