It’s finally here. Predictions for 2014. All rejoice!

Elite 8 Recap in full, Kentucky’s shot-making has been remarkable, UConn CAN win it all, Bo Ryan finally gets a Big Boy Final Four, Playoff Predictions for MLB, MLB Storylines, Can Detroit finally win it all? The Cardinals youth may present an issue for their NL Title defense,  Sports Pet Peaves

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The 2014 edition of the Elite 8 did not disappoint.  With the exception of Florida vs. Dayton, the regional finals were closely contested and hotly debated.  Shot-making was at a premium.  Coaches made great decisions, and players executed well thought out game plans.  The surprise of the Final Four is Connecticut beating Michigan State in MSG soundly.  Many pundits had picked Michigan State to win the entire tournament.  UConn was considered to be an afterthought by many.  The easily handled favored Michigan State in front of a partisan crowd.

Kentucky was able to win their 3rd straight outstanding game en route to a 3rd Final Four in the past four seasons.  It seems that UK is able to make a big shot whenever they need it.  James Young, Aaron Harrison and Andrew Harrison have all played vital roles down the stretch to get BBN in the Final Four.  Julius Randle has steadily improved and is a great finisher in traffic at the rim.  It took a while, nearly 4 months, but the highly-touted UK freshman are realizing their potential at the right moment.

Wisconsin punches their ticket to North Texas with a great game from matchup problem Frank Kiminski.  Kaminski had 28 points and 11 rebounds showcasing post-up moves, pick and pop, pick and roll and driving to the bucket to score in a variety of ways.  Aaron Gordon, a freshman from Arizona, had 18 rebounds in the loss.  Wisconsin has been on the cusp of the Final Four for what seems like a decade, and finally have gotten over the hump with the help of 5-star in-state player Sam Dekker.  Dekker is the best all-around player on the Badgers and has bridged the gap from a bunch of fundamental scrappers to some real-NBA caliber talent.

Predictions for the 2014 MLB Postseason.  The Cardinals and Reds season-opener is previewed, quickly.  Opening Day is a great time for fabricated enthusiasm, false hope and unrealistic fans.  Enjoy the season more by relaxing and just taking it all in.  Worry about the standings after July 4th, at the earliest.