In a fun series to start the playoffs, we have the President’s Trophy winning Winnipeg Jets facing the second Wild Card team in the West, the Blues, who were the hottest team in the NHL after the 4 Nations break. Winnipeg went 3-1 in the regular season against the Blues with a few close games. In the first game on October 22nd, the Jets won … Continue reading NHL Playoffs 2025 – Round 1 Series Preview: Jets vs. Blues
I haven’t had a stout from Corporate Ladder for a few years, and on today’s Brew Review, I’m trying Amalgamation. This 15.43% Imperial stout aged in a single Old Elk Wheated barrel and Willett Family Estate 9 Year Bourbon barrels and was conditioned on marshmallow, Comoros vanilla beans, vanilla granola, and peanut butter cream. Continue reading Brew Review – Corporate Ladder Brewing Company Amalgamation
On today’s Brew Review, I’m having Milky Green, a new variant of Tree House’s core beer Green. For this take on the 7.6% American double IPA that utilizes a softer water profile, torrified grains, a different yeast blend, and a 35% larger hop charge than the original classic. Continue reading Brew Review – Tree House Brewing Company Milky Green
Tonight the Sabres closed this pathetic season with a 5-4 win at home against the Flyers, capping off yet another terrible season of being one of the worst teams in the East, with no real hope for the future. Alex Tuch, who’s bobblehead got handed out to everyone in attendance, opened the score, 4:33 into the game. He snuck behind the Flyers defense for a … Continue reading Sabres vs. Flyers: 4/17/25 – Game/Season Reactions/Recap & State of the Franchise
Winning night for me yesterday on the NHL, going 2-1 to win .48 units, a goal short on a sweep. Tonight we have a completely meaningless slate of seven games to close out the season, let’s go into the playoffs on a high note! Now that all the playoff series are set, here’s my initial leans on each of them (I’ll have full long form … Continue reading NHL Daily Gambling Preview – 4/17/25
I’ve never had a sour from North Park in San Diego, who crushes IPA. On today’s Brew Review, I’m trying one, POG Blaster, a 6% fruited sour ale with passionfruit, orange, guava, and pink dragonfruit. Continue reading Brew Review – North Park Beer Co. POG Blaster
Winning night for me on the NHL yesterday, going 4-2 to win .8 units. I’ll take it. Tonight’s the second last day of the regular season with a six game slate, with all but one game being completely meaningless. Let’s win again! Canadiens vs. Hurricanes (7:00) A month ago this would’ve been a boring game, a huge mismatch that I probably wouldn’t think a second … Continue reading NHL Daily Gambling Preview – 4/16/25
Following an incredible week at The Masters with Rory completing the grand slam in dramatic fashion, this week the PGA Tour heads to Hilton Head for the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town, a signature event with a loaded field. Course Breakdown Par 71, 7213 yards (short for a PGA course), Pete Dye designed course, four Par 3s are all between 192-200 yards, three Par 5s … Continue reading RBC Heritage – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025
Brewed to commemorate our MVP, Josh Allen, on today’s Brew Review, I’m having Number 17 from Brickyard Brewing Co. in Buffalo, a balanced 6.5% West Coast IPA with “West Coast style & Buffalo heart” just like #17. Continue reading Brew Review – Brickyard Brewing Co. Number 17
With just one game left in the regular season after today, the Sabres got shut out 4-0 to get swept on the season by the Maple Leafs in a pretty boring game at home tonight. The first period was scoreless, but I thought the Sabres played pretty well through that first 20 minutes on both ends of the ice. They generated some solid chance offensively, … Continue reading Sabres vs. Maple Leafs: 4/15/25 – Game Reactions/Recap
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