By Francisco Romero Since 1947 Arizona has been home for Major League Baseball teams during the spring. This year is no different, once again, players from 15 teams will report to camp in less then two weeks to start the
What was thought to be one of the greatest match-ups in Super Bowl history turned out to be a one-sided match. The Seattle Seahawks destroyed the Denver Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII. The big headline was: the best defense
By Francisco Romero In a hard fought battle between Arizona and Stanford, the Wildcats were able to escape Maples Pavilion with a 60 – 57 win to remain unbeaten. Arizona improved its record to (21–0, 8–0 Pac–12) and it is
The Houston Astros minor league system has been ranked as the best in baseball this morning by ESPN.com’s Keith Law. The top three clubs in Law’s rankings are as follows: 1. Houston Astros 2. Minnesota Twins 3. Pittsburgh Pirates The Astros
The Phoenix Suns announced today that they have signed guard Leandro Barbosa (lee-AN-dro BAR-bow-sa) through the remainder of the 2013-14 season. The 31-year-old Barbosa has appeared in nine games with Phoenix this season over the course of two 10-day contracts, averaging 8.7
By Francisco Romero Photo Credit: Arizona Athletics After 19 games the University of Arizona’s men’s basketball team continues to be undefeated. The Wildcats beat Colorado 69 – 57, on Thursday, to improve its record to 19 – 0 and 6
By Francisco Romero Tucson, AZ – It has been almost six months since Saul “El Canelo” Alvarez lost to Floyd Mayweather, Jr. Alvarez is going back to the ring, this time to face Alfredo “El Perro” Angulo. The event will
By: Cindy G. Castillo The Arizona Diamondbacks sure know how to throw a unique party, and this year’s Third Annual Most Valuable Partners Awards was no exception. Presented by the Diamondbacks Corporation, both D-backs players and executives sported their most
By Francisco Romero Let the Super Bowl party begin! The best offense in the NFL will face the best defense in their quest for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Two weeks of speculation, two weeks of breaking down every possible play,
By Francisco Romero Tucson, AZ – After 38 years at the helm of the World Boxing Council, Jose Sulaiman died on January 16. He was 82 years old. Nicknamed the “Father of Boxing” Jose Sulaiman was not only an executive
