#game-analysis

#game-analysis

There are technically three weeks left in the regular season, and the math says they're still alive, but the Dallas Cowboys' season effectively ended on Sunday night in front of a national audience. After the loss in Detroit snapped a three-game losing streak, it was easy to say the Cowboys simply ran out of steam. Playing three games in 12 days - with two coming against last year's Super Bowl

Toronto Blue Jays exhibited their strength by defeating the Giants with a notable four-run sixth inning, emphasizing their lead in the American League East standings.

The Atlanta Braves went eight scoreless in the 5-1 loss against the LA Angels, as their opponent took yesterday's loss personally to nearly shut them out.

Reaching the journal entry in Blue Prince requires solving one of its toughest, most rewarding puzzles. It recontextualizes everything, revealing the depth of its narrative and puzzles.

The Golden State Valkyries suffered a disappointing 80-71 defeat against the Dallas Wings despite strong performances from Monique Billings and Kayla Thornton.

Los Angeles had taken over the momentum with their strong defense and scoring. The Sparks were up to 52% scoring from the field while Phoenix was at a rough 29%.

Brunson finished with 31 points on 9-of-19 shooting, but most of that damage was done in the first three quarters.

Regardless of what's happened so far this season, the Red Sox have a golden opportunity to carpe the hell out of some diems starting today.

I don't think we came with the mindset of being satisfied, but I think it was just subconsciously satisfied being up 2-0. Just not the way we need to approach the game.

The Braves struggled to generate offense against Bailey Falter, with only two hits until the sixth inning, leading to another disappointing loss.