Sentences with phrase «year postseason run»

Cal's seven - year postseason run is over after the Bears dropped four of their final five.

Not exact matches

Though his effort may wane on defense at times, and he preserves energy for a late postseason run — he's now played into June seven years in a row — part of it is that no player in the NBA carries as much responsibility as James.

They're still going to annoy the world with an improbably deep postseason run in the next three years — you knew it was a scorpion when you carried it across the river — but there has to be a little doubt right now.

If it hits, they'll either ride Buchholz's coattails to one of the most improbable postseason runs of the last few years, or trade him for a bevy of prospects.

They aren't very good sad sacks, as they've each enjoyed thrilling postseason runs within the last few years.

He was injured last year for the Cardinals» postseason run.

CAMPOLINDO - MORAGA (27 - 7) A veteran team (five senior starters) that played for a state title last year is primed to make another deep postseason run.

The Bears have looked strong all year and could be primed for a deep postseason run.

Wilson and the rest of the offense have performed much better in the postseason than they have in the regular season, going back to their dominant run last year.

The former did it earlier this year (with horrific results) and the latter did it through the 2012 postseason run (with terrific results).

Anyone who watched the Tigers in the postseason knew they needed bullpen help, and a year later, they're still the kind of team that doesn't feel safe with a six - run lead.

The Broncos were the defending Super Bowl champs and the Raiders were gearing up to take a leap forward, but the Chiefs really felt this was the year to win the AFC West and make a deeper postseason run.

He's back as a legit top - 5 player, finishing second and third in the final two majors of the year before going on that postseason run (which we may never see again).

He averaged 22.6 runs in last year's three postseason games, but only 9.4 per game in 2016 (not including sacks), with 14 against Louisville.

The Nuggets have missed the postseason five times running, but they were expected to get there this year, especially after last season's second half surge that helped them break the 40 - win plateau.

Sure, they will have access to additional resources next year as they reap the benefits of their postseason run, but enough to cover the huge leap forward they've already taken?

The Mets finished the season on a 7 - 3 SU run and were 2 - 1 in Syndergaard's three postseason starts last year.

The rules of engagement have changed so much that last year there were more runs on a per - game basis in the postseason than in the regular season.

ONE PLAYER TO WATCH: Elisha Davis will play for Arizona next year, and if she keeps her emotions under control, will lead a deep Berkeley postseason run.

Overcoming demons early in the year is good mojo for a team looking to make a deep postseason run.

LeBron James's Cavs had a negative - 4.8 net rating in his first postseason run, which came in his third year in the league.

Jacksonville is No. 1 in pass DVOA this year and if they are to make a deep postseason run it won't be on the arm of Blake Bortles.