Spring is in the air, at least down in Florida and Arizona where Spring Training has already started for pitchers and catchers, as well as some other players that don't have to report until next week.  However, it's all about getting a jump on the competition to maximize talent and ability.  Kudos to those players.

The Los Angeles Clippers decided to get into this trading business. Marcus Camby has been traded to Portland for Steve Blake and Travis Outlaw.

Most experts agree that Tim Tebow will never make it as an NFL quarterback. This does not mean he will not be drafted as one, maybe on the third day of the draft, but he will not find any level of success as a starter in that position.

Just last week, we touched on the evolving trade market within the National Football League.  Formerly just a league of players swapped for picks, the absence of the 2010 collective bargaining agreement has opened up a considerable can of worms. The latest team to get in on the action? Your San Deigo Chargers.

The 2010 NBA All Star Weekend was definitely one of a kind, and something basketball fans won’t soon forget. Looking back on the weekend as a whole you have to say that it was a big success, and give props to both Marc Cuban and Jerry Jones for helping make it all possible.

This offseason is a prime example as to why Twins fans should be excited to have their own stadium. The Twin franchise finally showed that they were willing to raise their payroll.

Baseball is back! Pitchers and catchers for most MLB teams report for Spring Training today with renewed hope for success this coming 2010 season. Offseason moves will surely impact teams like the Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, and Philadelphia Phillies, but questions loom for every team relative to their 2010 performance, including the aforementioned. 

A huge three-way trade happened earlier today. The Cleveland Cavaliers had been looking for one more piece that would put them over the top.