James Harden is reuniting with Kevin Durant, as the Nets just became a superteam, and the Rockets just got a whopping four first-round picks (along with four more pick swaps) for the huge trade.

Does this make the Nets the team to beat in the East? They also have Kyrie Irving, even though he has been absent as of late... With no team in the East pulling away, if egos can stay in check this might be the NBA Finals favorite for the next few years.

Then there's Houston. They set themselves up so nicely to rebuild, and got rid of the headache that is Harden in the process. Who do you think came out better in this deal?

Ohio State made that competitive, for about five minutes.

I was skeptical about the NFL wanting to expand the playoffs, letting more teams in. And also them taking the #2 seed's bye away from them. All seemed like a money grab and that it would water down the quality of teams and play in the wildcard round.

But have to admit I was wrong. This is better. Only one team from each conference getting a bye puts more pressure on the #1 and #2 seeds down the stretch to compete. There's more excitement about extra wildcard team getting in, therefore making more teams compete at the end of the season. And you get triple headers on Saturday and Sunday!

You enjoying the new version of the NFL Playoffs as much as me? The NFL doesn't have a great rep for changing their format with the times, but I think they did a good move here, and of course they profit from it but I think so do the fans and the game.

DeVonta Smith caught 105 passes for 1,641 yards and 20 touchdowns. That's good enough to lead the entire country, in every category. He's the frontrunner to win the Heisman and would be the first wide receiver to do so since 1991 (Desmond Howard).

Been a weird year to say the least. Stats may mean less significant this year than most. But doesn't mean brilliance shouldn't be rewarded, and Smith's season was definitely that. Also noteworthy that he wasn't even necessarily the #1 passing option in Alabama until Jaylen Waddle got hurt in late October.

Other finalists are Alabama's QB Mac Jones, Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence and Florida's QB Kyle Trask. QBs and RBs almost always get the Heisman. I'm definitely rooting for Smith and think its time a wideout got it, after almost 30 years!

Fields lit it up. I wonder what this does to all the talks of him not being the #2 QB taken in the draft. I guess we still have the national championship to find out. Should be a really good one.

Roll tide.

Seems like its very likely to be the Guardians. Kinda like it in general, but feels more like a hockey or soccer kind of name.

Trademark Application Hints Cleveland Indians May Be Changing Name To ‘Guardians’