Author: Luke Reimer

From Green Bay, Wisconsin. NBA, College Basketball, MLB and NFL Fan/Writer. UW-La Crosse Graduate. Watch Sports, Play Basketball and Travel in Free Time. Love to go Fishing. Go Tar Heels.

NFL

The most storied franchise in the NFL has included some of the greatest players and coaches in NFL history. With 13 championships, numerous legendary players have walked through the streets of Green Bay, Wisconsin. In total, the Green Bay Packers have seen 32 players, coaches and executives inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. With that being said, let’s break down each of them in this article. The players will be listed by induction date. Green Bay Packers in the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1963 Pro Football Hall of Fame Class – Earl “Curly” Lambeau Founder, Coach, Quarterback,…

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NBA

The NBA season just ended, but it is also right around the corner. What better way to kick off the 2021-22 season than with the 2021 NBA Draft? Where will all of the top prospects go? Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green and Jalen Suggs are just some of the players that can instantly turn franchises around. It seems likely that Cunningham will be the first player off the board, but who follows and when? For the sake of it being almost impossible to predict trades, the projections in this NBA mock draft 2021 article will be based off of the team…

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NBA

The last 20 years has provided NBA fans with a shift in how the game is played. It went from a traditional, slow pace to a three-point shootout. It went from having your center as your best player to not having a center at all. The NBA has changed and that is why the NBA Finals have become so interesting to watch lately. We have seen super teams, one-year wonders and incredible game-winning plays in the finals in recent years. Only nine different teams won a championship in the last 20 years. Although it may be tough, I have ranked…

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NBA

Kind of like last year, the 2021 NBA Draft doesn’t have that once in a generation type talent, like we have seen in the past with Zion Williamson or Anthony Davis. That is not discrediting Anthony Edwards as a bad player. In fact, he is an incredible player. It is presumed that Oklahoma State freshman Cade Cunningham will be the number one pick in this upcoming draft. However, that next bunch of NBA prospects are closer than people expect. This draft class is a little different, as some of the better players in the draft decided to take the G-League…

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In basketball and baseball, players are easy recognized due to them not wearing a face mask or helmet. This isn’t the case for football, though. Fans are forced to recognize players through their number. NFL players have embraced this, sometimes creating controversy about what number they are going to wear. This begs the question, who is the best active player wearing each number? Some of these selections were tough, like #12, while other numbers were pretty easy. With that being said, lets take a look at the best active NFL player wearing each number, 1-99. Best Active NFL Player at…

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MLB

The MLB is in a good spot right now. There is a good mix of experience and young talent. It seems like this is the best that both pitchers and hitters have played in the last couple years. With that being said, the MLB may be the hardest sports league to rank the best players. On one hand, you have players who only throw the ball, and on the other hand, you have players that only hit the ball. There has been no doubt that Mike Trout has been the best position player since Alex Rodriguez. But what about pitcher?…

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In what seemed like a wonderful Thursday morning, I received a devastating text from one of my buddies. “The Badgers really ended this man’s career.” I took to Twitter to take a look myself, and that’s when I saw it — Roy Williams retired. One of the greatest basketball coaches in NCAA history has retired. Since receiving his first head coaching job at the University of Kansas, Williams has been arguably the best coach in college basketball. Since joining North Carolina, no team has reached as many Final Fours as the Tar Heels. As a die-hard Tar Heels fan, hearing…

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MLB

The Baltimore Orioles have produced some of the greatest players in MLB history. With guy like Cal Ripken and Jim Palmer, it seems like players want to start and end their career in Baltimore. The format of an all-time MLB team consists of one player in all eight fielding positions, as well as four starting pitchers and one reliever. The teams were created using players who were the most skilled, the most influential and the most popular in that team’s history. Players were only selected for one team, so you won’t see Rafael Palmiero on both the Baltimore Orioles and…

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MLB

Each All-Time MLB team consists of one player in all eight fielding positions, as well as four starting pitchers and one reliever. The teams were created using players who were the most skilled, the most influential and the most popular in that teams history. Also players were only selected for one team, so you won’t see Jim Thome on the Cleveland Indians and the Philadelphia Phillies, he will be on one or the other. Cleveland Indians History The Cleveland Indians started their history as the “Grand Rapids Rustlers.” The Indians changed their names many times and finally landed on Indians…

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The New York Yankees are the most storied team in MLB history. They always seek to have a stacked team. The Yankees have gone down in history, featuring players like Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra. With so much history on one franchise, it should be fun to take a look at the greatest players in New York’s history by creating an all-time Yankees team. The format of an all-time MLB team consists of one player in all eight fielding positions, as well as four starting pitchers and one reliever. The teams were created using players who…

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