I’m Back, and You Can’t Stop Me

 Well, it’s been quite a while since I made my last post, back in November.  Admittedly, I lost my desire to keep up my blog.  Well, now it’s back.  The NFL season is fast approaching and I can’t wait to cover another Ravens season.  Hopefully, Lamar will get signed (I’m confident he will).  Even better, the Orioles don’t suck anymore, and are looking like a promising future contender, led by Cedric Mullins, Ryan Mountcastle, Austin Hays, and Adley Rutschman.  As I type this, the O’s are in fourth place with a 49-48 record, better than the Red Sox! 

Since we last met, the Los Angeles Rams went all-in to win a Super Bowl at home (which they did), Georgia took down Alabama to win their first national title in 41 years, Russell Wilson was traded to the Broncos, the Browns threw Baker Mayfield under the bus for esteemed predator Deshaun Cosby Watson, Urban Meyer became the worst coach in NFL history, and USC and UCLA fled for the Big Ten in a shameless money grab.  We saw the Warriors win another title and the Colorado Avalanche dethrone Tampa Bay for the Stanley Cup.

So, fasten your seat belts and put your feet up, because this blog is going to be better than ever!

- Dr. Midnight

PhD in Sports Facts and History

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