I consider myself to be a truly devoted sports fan and a die hard Philly sports fan. I do not miss an Eagles or Sixers game; yes I am a nut. I am completely devoted and caught up to sports news and this is how I stay up to date!

1. Monday- Friday I watch ESPN First Take from 10-12. They cover every sport in detail and discuss the most intriguing topics.
2. Follow ESPN, Bleacher Report, House of Highlights, NFL, NBA on Instagram and Twitter. This will keep you up to date throughout the day with news or highlights that you need to see.
3. Watch televised games throughout the week. Football is on Monday, Thursday and Sunday. NBA there is a game everyday.
4. Play fantasy. You’ll learn and keep up more with individual players.

Its like a second job staying up to date with everything in sports, but I wouldn’t want it any other way! Are you up for the challenge?

Want to make easy money and have fun while doing it? Fantasy Football is a very fun way to stay in touch with friends but can also be very stressful….here is the perfect way to draft a winning fantasy football team.

1)Draft two running backs as your first two picks, RBs are your main source of points in fantasy because they get the most touches so it’s crucial to get two solid RB

2)With next two picks select WRs

3) Draft a QB, I always select a QB with my fifth pick because usually a lot of them are still left on the board and a lot of people tend to draft TE after RB and WR.

4) TE may be tricky if you take a QB fifth because a lot of the top guys will be gone but always a sleeper in the mix.

5) Kickers are very important because a lot of people don’t realize they are actually responsible for a lot of points a week.

Follow my method and you will be sure to make some easy money in your league. You can thank me later.

Yes he’s 34. Yes he’s in his seventeenth season. No he is not slowing down by any stretch of the imagine. LeBron James is aging like fine wine. With the Lakers sitting atop the Western Conference at 7-2 Lebron has a lot to do with the teams success. He is currently averaging 25 points, 11 assists, and 8 rebounds. Although no longer the offensive force he once was, he is still making a strong early push for the MVP race. Nine games into the season James has made his presence felt with three triple doubles already. Doubters and hate will always circle LeBron but right now he’s making a clear point that he still remains the “King” of the league.

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