Neil Becker

For my entire life I've been a die-hard Toronto Blue Jays fan. My favorite player was former Blue Jays fist baseman John Olerud and my current favorite is Blue Jays catcher Alejandro Kirk. I was born and grew up in Toronto. Following high school I earned a B.A. in Communications from University of Windsor followed by a two year Print Journalism degree from Humber College. Besides baseball I also love hockey and UFC. My favorite hockey teams are the Toronto Maple Leafs and Edmonton Oilers. I am really hoping to see the Leafs win a Stanley Cup in my lifetime. Another big interest of mine is taking care of my two-year old dog Buddy. I love to take him to the park where he enjoys chasing sticks and running after tennis balls. He is without question my best friend. My ideal evening would be either watching a hockey or baseball game on television followed afterwards by a comedy movie.

Red Sox o/u

2026 Boston Red Sox O/U: The Red Sox Will Finish Second in AL East Division with 92 Wins 

The Boston Red Sox took a giant step forward last year by qualifying for the first time since 2021 for playoff baseball. Playing in the toughest division in baseball, the Red Sox last season found themselves in a three-way battle with the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays for the AL East division title. […]

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Yankees O/U

2026 New York Yankees O/U: Why They Will Take A Step Backwards This Season

The window for winning the World Series is closing rapidly for the New York Yankees. Two years ago, the Bronx Bombers made it to the World Series, and last season, despite battling inconsistency and injuries, the Yankees finished with a 94-68 record but lost a tiebreaker to the Toronto Blue Jays for first in the

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Bobrovsky

Oilers Will Regret Not Trading For Future Hall Of Fame Goalie Sergei Bobrovsky

The Edmonton Oilers failed at the NHL deadline to address their biggest need, which is goaltending. Oilers Should Have Been All In On Trading For Two-Time Stanley Cup Winner Bobrovsky   As all hockey fans know, the Oilers are a powerful Stanley Cup-contending team that has arguably the best player in forward Connor McDavid, who

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Crosby Team Canada

A Good Bet That Crosby Will Be Back in Team Canada’s Lineup For Finals vs. USA

Throughout future first-ballot Hall of Famer Sidney Crosby’s illustrious career, he has created several historical hockey moments that will stand the test of time. On the international front, Crosby will always be remembered for his heroics at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics when, at 22 years-of-age, “Sid the Kid” sent Canadians from coast to coast cheering

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Yankees pitching staff

Yankees pitching staff full of question marks heading into spring training

Heading into spring training, New York Yankees fans have to be worried about the state of their team’s starting pitching. While the Yankees AL East Division rivals, the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox, have improved their starting pitching staffs, New York has basically stayed status quo. Red Sox and Blue Jays improve starting

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Leon Draisaitl

Oilers star forward Leon Draisaitl was wrong to criticize his team following loss vs. Calgary Flames

Frustrated Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl might have gone too far. Draisaitl, who has always been known to speak his mind, made the wrong  move by going public in criticizing his team’s performance following a February 4th, 4-3 loss at Scotiabank Saddledome against their Alberta rivals, the Calgary Flames. Perhaps, it was due to the team’s

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