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By Lily Belcher Randy Arozarena Brought a frozen turkey to cook after renaming the kitchen “Turkey Land.” Did spend more time playing with the raw turkey than actually cooking it. Brandon Lowe Was asked to bring rolls because it is basic and uninteresting, but had potential to be the best dish if he splurged on a good brand. He didn’t. Madison Lowe did make three dozen freshly baked and decorated turkey shaped cookies to make up for it. Tyler Glasnow Brought exported alcohol from Mexico and has a story from one of his trips to go with each bottle. Did pull his oblique carrying all the alcohol and is expected to be on the IL again. Only stopped in to say hi because he’s not staying for dinner. Taylor Walls Was invited last minute after Wander Franco couldn’t make it and someone needed to bring pumpkin pie. Accidentally grabbed sweet potato pie and brought sugar free whipped cream. Josh Lowe Brought burnt green bean casserole, which went untouched, and insisted on bringing his brother Nate. Was put in charge of clean up duty after dinner. Isaac Paredes As the homerun leader, he brough smashed potatoes with extra garnish on top. Did ask each guest for their opinion on if the potatoes are good. Everyone said they are the best they’ve had just to get him to stop asking. Shane McClanahan Brought two types of sweet potatoes, one with marshmallow on top and one without because the team couldn’t agree on which is better. McClanahan dropped off the dishes off and said he would be back in March 2025 to pick up the containers. Dewayne Staats and Brian Anderson Brought the most expensive and fancy homemade gravy. Staats did most of the work while BA taste tested all the ingredients. Kevin Cash Offered to host and served food on expensive china. The rest of the players brought food in paper and foil containers with plastic serving utensils. Stu Sternberg Definitely was not invited but someone (Cash) let it slip and he invited himself. He also insisted dinner be hosted in St. Pete despite objections from literally every other guest. MLB advertised the Rays’ dinner would be the best in the league but cancelled it after the first course when the Texas Rangers showed up. Even after it was cancelled, Arozarena was standing his ground in the kitchen with his arms crossed.

By: Cristina Hauerstein We are officially 3 months in this season and it feels like it's going by the blink of an eye and I can't help to be greatful for what this season has brought us - on and off the field. Hopefully this full is Turkey, cranberry sauce, and mashed potatoes... oh and hidden phone under the dinning table with a football game on. Here's this week's games and remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know your predictions! Lions v Packers on Thurs 23rd Nov Cowboys v Commanders on Thurs 23rd Nov Seahawks v 49ers on Thurs 23rd Nov Jets v Dolphins on Fri 24th Nov Colts v Buccaneers on Sun 26th of Nov Giants v Patriots on Sun 26th of Nov Bengals v Steelers on Sun 26th of Nov Titans v Panthers on Sun 26th of Nov Texans v Jaguars on Sun 26th of Nov Falcons v Saints on Sun 26th of Nov Cardinals v Rams on Sun 26th of Nov Broncos v Browns on Sun 26th of Nov Eagles v Bills on Sun 26th of Nov Raiders v Chiefs on Sun 26th of Nov Chargers v Ravens on Sun 26th of Nov Vikings v Bears on Mon 17th of Nov

By: Cristina Hauerstein I don't know about you but I'm feeling like my teams dissapointed me this week (for the most part). Hopefully it went better for you but in case you missed the other results, here they are. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know your toughts. The Ravens win the first game of the week 34-20 against the Bengals. The Steelers lose the first game 13-10 against the Browns. The Dolphins win 20-13 against the Raiders. The Bears lose 31-26 against the Lions. The Jaguars beat the Titans 34-14. The Chargers lose to the Packers, 23-20. The Texans win 21-16 against the Cardinals. The Panthers lose 33-10 against the Cowboys. The Gaints go 31-19 against the Commanders. The Buccaneers hang by a lose end, losing 27-14 against the 49ers. The Bills win by 26 points agains the Jets, making the final 32-6. The Seahawks lose by a point ot the Rams, making the final 17-16. The Broncos win 21-20 against the Vikings. The Chiefs lose 21-17 to the Eagles.

By: Cristina Hauerstein The NHL and its fans have a fascination with all those players that go first-overall since they're supposed to be the best of the best from that year, and hopefully in the future a league favorite and a hall of famer. Here's how the last 5 players have been doing so far, and a prediction of how they might do in the future. The first player is Jack Hughes and he was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in 2019. His first two seasons were a rough patch, where in the 2019-20 season he only recorded 21 points (7G, 14A) in 61 games and in 2020-21 he recorded 31 points (11G, 20A) in 56 games. A lot of people considered him a bust because he wasn't recording too many points comapred to his record in the U.S. Natioanl Team (U17, U18) and on the Toronto Marlboros, which in all of these teams, he recorded more points than games played. He is also an injury-prone player, which has caused him to not have a complete 82-game season. For example, in the 2021-22 season, although that's when things started to pick up for him, having 56 points in total, he only got to play 49 games. Last season is where Hughes really took flight, in his 4th NHL season, which is totally normal for a young player since most of them slowly develop and adapt into the league. In the 2022-23 season, he was one point short to complete a 100 point season while he played 78 games. Last season he almost reached 50 goals (43) and he had 56 assists. Connor McDavid was recording about the same numbers on his 4th season as well. Despite being injured this season as well, in the 10 games he has played, he already has 20 points. Hughes has an average of 2 points per game so far. That's a great start to his season and hopefully, after recovering from his injury, he can continue to have an amazing season. If he plays like he did last year, but better, and doesn't get injured, he could reach a 120 point season. Not an easy task but at this rate, it isn't an impossible task. The second player is Alexis Lafrenière and he was drafted by the New York Rangers in 2020. In comparison with Jack Hughes, Lafrenière isn't doing too good. In total, he has played 230 games in the NHL but only has 102 points (54G, 48A). his stats in the QMJHL, where he played for the Rimouski Océanic, he played 52 games and had a 112 season from 2019-20 and in 2018-19 he played 61 games and had 105 points. Lafrenière had 21 points in 56 games in his first season and in 2022-23 he had 39 points in 81 games, which is a little low for a first-overall pick. But this season hasn't been bad so far, with 11 points in 14 games, which 11 of those points are 7 goals and a +/- of +3 so far (and last year he had a +10). He might not have a strong season like Hughes, but he can make a hughe jump from the previous years, just like Jack Hughes did in his 4th season. The third is Owen Power and he was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres in 2021. Power hasn't played many games, with a total of 103 game and a total of 47 points, which isn't bad considering he was drafted a little over two years ago. During his second seasons he got 35 points in 79 games and now he has 9 points in 16 games, which is better than the pervious season seo far. Overall, he has a +/- of +16 in all the seasons he has played so far. Power is on a team that has had its ups and downs these past few seasons, but he's a great player. When he played for the University of Michigan, he had a total of 48 points in 59 games. Almost a point per game. He's a player that is still in the very beginning of his career and has a lot of time to expand and learn to become better for himself and his team. The fourth is Juraj Slafkovsky and he was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in 2022. Slafkovsky enterned a very poor team in 2022 and he himself had a slow start, and he only played 39 games, not even half a season. Within those 39 games he only got 10 points (4G, 6A). During this season, he has 3 points in 16 games. In the other leagues, he did have pretty good statistics, in most of them, having more points than games played like the rest of these players. He could have story like Jack Hughes', where he has a slow start but is able to build up his talent and prove everyone wrong, but so far, it doesn't look like it. Being on a struggling team also affects his results on ice. A trade to a better team could possibility to help him succeed. The last (but certainly not least) is Connor Bedard and he was drafted this summer, 2023, by the Chicago Blackhawks. Chicago is also a team that struggled a lot, to the point that it has become a running joke in the league between the fans. But Bedard is not included in this joke. Bedard has 13 points in his 13 first games in the NHL, including 9 goals. It's a great start for a star like him and he proved his worth while playing for the national Canadian team (U20, U18) and on the Regina Prats. the last time he played for Canada U20, he had 23 points (9G, 14A) in only 7 games. It's absolutely insane. His last season with the Regina Pats he got 143 points in 57 games. Another insane statistic. The previous season with the Regina Prats he got 100 points. Bedard is looking like he's going to have a huge impact on the NHL and on the Chicago Blackhawks. It's too early to make any long-term predictions for such a young player, but he's already proving his worth, and he's on an easy route to a 50 point season this year. Although some of these are too early to say, and some might be too good to be true, it is okay to hope that these players have successful careers, especially if it benefits the team you like. But we want to know what you think. Do you agree with these predictions? Why or why not? Let us know on our instagram or our twitter account.

By: Cristina Hauerstein Another week, more football (thank God!!). Here's this week's games, and if you're a Chiefs fan, cross your fingers, because Ms. Swift is on tour again. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know your predictions! Ravens v Bengals on Thursday, 17th of Nov Browns v Steelers on Sunday, 19th of Nov Dolphins v Raiders on Sunday, 19th of Nov Lions v Bears on Sunday, 19th of Nov Jaguars v Titans on Sunday, 19th of Nov Packers v Chargers on Sunday, 19th of Nov Texans v Cardinals on Sunday, 19th of Nov Panthers v Cowboys on Sunday, 19th of Nov Commanders v Giants on Sunday, 19th of Nov 49ers v Buccaneers on Sunday, 19th of Nov Bills v Jets on Sunday, 19th of Nov Rams v Seahawks on Sunday, 19th of Nov Broncos v Vikings on Sunday, 19th of Nov Chiefs v Eagles on Monday, 20th of Nov

By: Cristina Hauerstein The double digit weeks have begun and we are officially over half way through the season, which unfortunately means the end of this season is only getting closer, either way, here's this past week's results on your favorite and least favorite teams. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know your thoughts! The Bears win the first game of the week 16 to 13 against the Panthers. The Patriots lose by 4 points to the Colts, 10-6. The Browns take a 2 point diference win, winning 33-31. The Packers lose 23-19 to the Steelers. The 49ers take a big win against the jaguars, 34-3. The Saints lose to the Vikings, making the final 27-19. The Texans win 30-27 against the Bengals. The Titans take a big lose of 20-6 against the Buccaneers. The Lions win 41-38 against the Chargers. The Falcons lose 25-23 against the Cardinals. The Cowboys beat the Giants 49-17. The Commanders lose to the Seahawks 29-26. The Raiders win 16-12 against the Jets. The Bills lose 24-22 to the Broncos.

By: Cristina Hauerstein Something tells me that even numbers mean that your favorite team is going to win this week, but here's this week's scheudle in case you want to watch someone else incase you lose. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and remember to let us know your predictions! Bears v Panthers on Thurday Nov 10th Patriots v Colts on Sunday Nov 12th Ravens v Browns on Sunday Nov 12th Steelers v Packers on Sunday Nov 12th Jaguars v 49ers on Sunday Nov 12th Vikings v Saints on Sunday Nov 12th Bengals v Texans on Sunday Nov 12th Buccaneers v Titans on Sunday Nov 12th Chargers v Lions on Sunday Nov 12th Cardinals v Falcons on Sunday Nov 12th Cowboys v Giants on Sunday Nov 12th Seahawks v Commanders on Sunday Nov 12th Raiders v Jets on Sunday Nov 12th Bills v Broncos on Monday Nov 13th

by: Cristina Hauerstein Another week has come and gone, so here's this past week's results. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know your thoughts. The Steelers take the first win of the week, 20 to 16 against the Titans The Chiefs take a big win in Germany, 21 to 14 against the Dolphins The Vikings win 31-28 against the Falcons. The Saints win by a 7 point differents to the Bears, making the final 24-17 The Packers put in a huge win in the books of 20-3 against the Rams. The Commanders win 20-17 against the Patriots The Ravens also win a big game, 37-3 against the Seahawks. The Texans bearly beat the Buccanners 39-37, The Browns go 27-0 against the Cardinals. The Colts win against the Panthers, making the final 27-13. The Raiders win 30-6 against the Giants. The Eagles win 28-23 against the Cowboys. The Bengals beat the Bills 24-18. The Chargers take the last win of the week, beating the Jets 27-6,

By: Cristina Hauerstein It is getting easier and easier to stay in, grab a blanket and watch some football as the colder weather rolls in. Here's this weeks games so you don't miss a single one. Remember to check the offical NFL website for more informationa nd remember to let us know your preditions. Happy winning!! Steelers v Titans on Friday, November 3rd Chiefs v Dolphins on Sunday, November 5th Falcons v Vikings on Sunday, November 5th Saints v Bears on Sunday, November 5th Packers v Rams on Sunday, November 5th Patriots v Commanders on Sunday, November 5th Ravens v Seahawks on Sunday, November 5th Texans v Buccanneers on Sunday, November 5th Browns v Cardinals on Sunday, November 5th Panthers v Colts on Sunday, November 5th Raiders v Giants on Sunday, November 5th Eagles v Cowboys on Sunday, November 5th Bengals v Bills on Sunday, November 5th Jets v Chargers on Monday, November 6th

By Cristina Hauerstein Better late than never (well, or before Thursday) Here's this weeks final results! Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and to let us know your opinions. The Bills win game 1 of this week against the Buccanners, 24-18. The Giants lose the second game of the week 13-10 against the Jets. The Jaguars continue proving their worth, beating the Steelers 20-10. The Commanders lose 38-31 against the Eagles. The Cowboys take a huge 43-20 win against the Rams. The Packers lose 24-10 against the Vikings. The Titans win 28-23 against the Falcons. The Patriots take a pretty big loss against the Dolphins, making the final 31-17. The Saints win 38-27 against the Saints. The Texans lose 15-13 against the Panthers. The Seahawks take a four point difference win, winning 24-20 against the Browns. The 49ers take a fourteen point difference loss, losing 31-17 against the Bengals. The Broncos win 24-9 to the Chiefs. The Cardinals lose 31-24 to the Ravens. The Chargers take the last win of the week, 30-13 against the Bears The Raiders take the last loss of the week, 26-14 against the Lions.

By: Cristina Hauerstein It is time for another monthly wrapup, finding out where each team stands and time to start preparing for thanksgiving. Here's what these teams look like on their standings. Remember to check the official NFL website for more information and let us know what you think the rest of the season is going to look like! AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE AFC EAST Dolphins 6-2-0 Bills 5-3-0 Jets 4-3-0 Patriots 2-6-0 AFC WEST Chiefs 6-2-0 Chargers 3-4-0 Raiders 3-5-0 Broncos 3-5-0 AFC NORTH Ravens 6-2-0 Steelers 4-3-0 Browns 4-3-0 Bengals 4-3-0 AFC SOUTH Jaguars 6-2-0 Texans 3-4-0 Titans 3-4-0 Colts 3-5-0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NFC EAST Eagles 7-1-0 Cowboys 5-2-0 Commanders 3-5-0 Giants 2-6-0 NFC WEST Seahawks 5-2-0 49ers 5-3-0 Rams 3-5-0 Cardinals 1-7-0 NFC NORTH Lions 6-2-0 Vikings 4-4-0 Packers 2-5-0 Bears 2-6-0 NFC SOUTH Falcons 4-4-0 Saints 4-4-0 Buccaneers 3-4-0 Panthers 1-6-0 HIGHLIGHTS Taylor Swift seems to be the Chiefs lucky charm, seeing as though the only other game they've lost is the one she didn't attend. The Cardinals seem just as bad as Arizona's hockey team. Hopefully the Dimondbacks uplift their reputation somehow. The Eagles are infuriatingly still the best team in the league, but it's the only thing Philly can brag about. Tampa Bay isn't doing too hot this season so far, but we hope they can turn it around. AFC West seems to have the worst track record so far. All teams have been able to gain a win so far this year. NFC East is doing the best so far.

By: Cristina Hauerstein Things are about to get spooky during this football week with Halloween right around the corner. Here are this week's scary match ups. Remember to let us know your thoughts and to check the official NFL website for more information. Bills v Buccaneers on Thursday, October 27 Giants v Jets on Sunday, October 29 Steelers v Jaguars on Sunday, October 29 Commanders v Eagles on Sunday, October 29 Cowboys v Rams on Sunday, October 29 Packers v Vikings on Sunday, October 29 Titans v Falcons on Sunday, October 29 Dolphins v Patriots on Sunday, October 29 Colts v Saints on Sunday, October 29 Panthers v Texans on Sunday, October 29 Seahawks v Browns on Sunday, October 29 49ers v Bengals on Sunday, October 29 Broncos v Chiefs on Sunday, October 29 Cardinals v Ravens on Sunday, October 29 Chargers v Bears on Sunday, October 29 Lions v Raiders on Monday, October 30