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The Premier League Title Race is Coming Down to The Wire

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The Premier League Title Race is Coming Down to The Wire

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The top 2 teams in the English Premier League (EPL), Liverpool and Manchester City, have been fighting for the championship the whole season and now it’s closer than it’s ever been.
Manchester City are in the lead by a single point ahead of Liverpool. But, the gap was 13 points at a certain point this season. This means Liverpool has recently been outplaying MC, which is huge. If they keep this up, the trophy may be in their hands for the 2021-2022 season. Players like Mohammed Salah, Diogo Jota, and Virgil van Dijk, who made his progidious return to soccer this season after a gruesome injury, have been playing astonishingly this whole season and have helped Liverpool get to the position they’re in.
On the other hand, players like Phil Foden, João Cancelo, and Kevin De Bruyne have been playing like the world class players they are and have been a major part in why Manchester City sits on the top of the standings. After getting a decisive 4-0 win over 17th Leeds, they showed that they are still very much contenders and the best team in England.
The Premier League has almost come to an end, and 2 teams are battling it out for the trophy, and the title of #1 team in England.

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The NBA season has come to an end, as each team has played their annual 82 games. Now, the real fun begins.
The Play-in Tournament has already begun, and the Brooklyn Nets and Minnesota Timberwolves have made it out alive. Sadly, the San Antonio Spurs and Charlotte Hornets were not as fortunate and have already been eliminated. The final games left are the Cleveland Cavaliers versus the Atlanta Hawks, and New Orleans Pelicans versus the Los Angeles Clippers. The winners of these games will be the final teams into the playoffs and have their chance at taking home that Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy.
The Phoenix Suns are the frontrunners to win the Finals according to si.com, as they have +275 odds to win. The defending champions, Milawaukee Bucks, have the second-best odds at +500. The next five teams are the Brooklyn Nets, Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, our Boston Celtics, and finally the Philadelphia 76ers. The top 10 teams in odds are evenly split between the Eastern and Western divisions, with 5 a piece. If the playoffs play out as these odds say, then we’d see a rematch in the Finals and the Phoenix Suns getting their revenge and taking home their first ever championship.
The NBA playoffs are going to be exciting to watch this year, as some teams have been really hot, and others have been ice cold. All in all, hopefully we see a fun NBA Finals match up to watch.

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Opening Day 2022 has begun! This season is going to be a wild one. There have been a major format change to the league, and crazy player moves that have left the league shook.
The MLB has had the same playoff format for a while, but not this year. Starting in 2022, the MLB postseason has been expanded from 10 total teams to 12 total teams, adding another Wild Card team to both the American and National leagues. This is going to cause more tension at the end of the season and more games that are going to count. The two normal Wild Card teams will play a best-of-three series instead of a one game play-in, and the extra Wild Card team will play the division leader with the worst record in the second play-in series. Because of this new playoff format, there aren’t going to be any tiebreaker games and math will be used to settle any ties.
There was a record number of money spent this offseason, which means some massive moves were done. One of the hottest trades was reigning World Series champion Freddie Freeman going from the Atlanta Braves to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Freeman was the first-baseman and played a huge role in the Braves’ run in the playoffs, which was capped off by a championship. The Dodgers were also able to acquire Craig Kimbrel and resign Clayton Kershaw. Other shocking moves were Kris Bryant to the Colorado Rockies, Marcus Semien to the Texas Rangers, and Trevor Story to the Boston Red Sox. With a record amount of money spent in a single offseason, about $3 billion and a 36% increase from the last record, this season had some big trades that really made the power rankings a jigsaw puzzle.
All in all, this season will be the same as every other season for the most part. But those few moments where a format change or a big tradee has their time to shine, this season will be a fun one to watch.

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The Steelers were one of the Greatest Dynasties in US Sports History

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The Steelers were one of the Greatest Dynasties in US Sports History

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The Steelers have won a total of 6 Super Bowls in their franchise history, and 4 of them have come between 1975 and 1980. This time span created one of the greatest and most dominant dynasties in NFL and even US sports history.
To start, this team consisted of Hall of Fame players like Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, “Mean” Joe Greene, Mike Wagner, and even more. The stats these guys put up were incredible, too. Franco Harris ran for an incredible 6,593 yards during this time, and Bradshaw passed for 12,501 yards. Mike Wagner had some Hall of Fame statlines also, putting up 18 interceptions and returning the ball 214 yards in this timespan.
The Steelers’ record during this time was almost perfect as well. Their regular season record from 1975 to 1976 was 22-6, and a 4-1 playoff record during this time. Then, from the years of 1978-1980, they had a regular season record of 35-13 and a perfect playoff record of 6-0 (missing the playoffs in 1980). Their complete record was a very impressive 66-24 during the season, and 10-2 during the playoffs.
The Steelers haven’t been back to their winning ways in a while, but this time in sports history will never be forgotten. The Steelers are also one of the only NFL teams to win the Super Bowl back-to-back. The 1975-1980 Pittsburgh Steelers will go down as one of the greatest dynasties sports history has ever seen.