Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call proves that a handheld rhythm game can not only keep up with the big consoles, but possibly exceed them. This game is bursting with a massive amount of content, including over 200 songs, countless characters and three in-depth modes. With so much packed into one game, Curtain Call is sure to have something for everyone.
Video Game Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call Read Post »
On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, Nick Wagner and Josh Johnson were joined by Joey Carroll of TruluvSports.com.
Podcast: Claiming James Starks Read Post »
The Titans are another team headed upward, whereas the Dallas Cowboys seem to be headed in the other direction. There is no doubt that the ‘Boys — especially the defense — will need to make some wholesale changes, and as a wise man once said “the best time to hit a man is not when he’s down, it’s when he’s trying to get up.”
Start ’em, Sit ’em: Set RGIII Free Read Post »
It seems the Ken Whisenhunt genius has sunk into Locker already. While Locker didn’t torch the respectable Chief Defense for 400 or more yards he did play a swift and efficient game. We think had this game been closer we would seen more shots downfield from him. Oh, by the way, Locker gets to play the historically awful Dallas Cowboys in Week Two.
The Wire Troll: Jake Locker Looking Very Efficient Read Post »
Subban did disappoint a bit last year as he was in a bit of transition to be honest. It is not easy having a lot of expectations heaped on you. However, in the playoffs, he was the biggest reason why Montreal defeated Boston in seven games and that momentum should carry over into this season. Remember, Fantasy value is not all just about points, but we are expecting Subban to top 60 points for the first time in his career.
2014-15 RotoRob NHL Draft Kit: Defensemen Rankings Read Post »
Boxberger tossed his sixth straight scoreless outing (and fifth straight hitless performance) Saturday, as he earned the win for the second straight day. He now has five wins, tons of holds, a pile of Ks, a microscopic (0.80) WHIP and a sweet ERA. Boxberger is one of the top non-closing relievers to own right now.
The Wire Troll: Brad Boxberger Breaks Out for Rays Read Post »
If you’ve made it this far in our eight-part draft grade series, well, congratulations… you have no life outside hockey. That’s okay, neither do we. Today, we wrap up the Pacific Division with the Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks and Vancouver Canucks. To catch up in the series, be sure to check out the previous articles listed below.
2014 NHL Draft Grades: Pacific Division, Part II Read Post »
