Author: Robin M Adams

Robin M Adams is an author, journalist, and writer of significant sports-related articles. Robin is also the co-owner of Wisconsin Sports Heroics, a sports news website that covers Wisconsin sports. He covers all things Wisconsin sports, but mostly the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Milwaukee Brewers.

The Packers struggled for years to find a consistent running game to compliment future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers. They seem to have found their answer in Aaron Jones. Jones ended his third season in the NFL leading the league in rushing touchdowns (16) and ran for 1,000+ yards for the first time in his career. Given the inconsistent nature of Green Bay’s running game in the past, many fans are still weary of Jones and the run game. Here we analyze three reasons why Aaron Jones is just getting started. #1- Work Load Aaron Jones played college ball…

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On Christmas Day this season, the 76ers looked like the main team in the East that would give the Bucks trouble. However, Milwaukee had a convincing win over Philadelphia earlier this month. The Bucks defeated the 76ers handily tonight, proving the game two weeks ago was no fluke. They used a 37-point third quarter to pull away from Philly, handing the 76ers their 20th road loss of the season. The Bucks were led early and often by Giannis Antetokounmpo, who finished with 31 points, 17 rebounds, and 8 assists in just 29 minutes of play. Giannis did his damage on…

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The NFL is expected to award the opportunity to host the 2022 NFL Draft to the Green Bay Packers and the Green Bay metro area. Green Bay will become just the 12th city to host the NFL Draft. More and more cities are getting opportunities to host the Draft since the NFL decided to move the draft from year to year. From 1965-2014, the NFL Draft had been hosted at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Green Bay hosting the Draft marks the first time it will take place in Wisconsin since Milwaukee hosted it in 1940. Since…

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There has been a lot of speculating circulating this week in regards to Giannis’s future with the Milwaukee Buck. During the All-Star break, Giannis made comments about how “awesome” it would be to team up with his brothers on an NBA team. Many fans have taken this statement as an indication that Giannis will leave Milwaukee when his current contract expires after next season. However, in another recent interview, Giannis reiterated his desire of winning a championship with the Bucks. In Giannis’s first season, the Bucks went 15-67. Since then, they have only had one season below 500. Last year,…

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Like many teams, the Brewers have brought in players for half of a season or just for one year to provide stability to their roster. Some players used their time with the Brewers to earn longer contracts elsewhere. Others were brought in to help the Brewers succeed in the post season. Still others ended their careers with the Brewers. Read on to find out about the best seasons (or half seasons) of these short-term Brewers. #1 Short-Term Brewer: CC Sabathia (Half-Season: 2008) 2008 was a magical season for the Brewers. The team found itself in a position at the trade…

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Milwaukee returned from the All-Star break rested and returned to their winning ways on Thursday night. The Bucks defeated the Pistons for the eleventh straight game, including a 4-0 sweep in the opening round of the playoffs last season. The win on Thursday brought the Bucks’ league-leading record to 47-8. The Bucks defeated the Pistons in large part due to a great first half. The Bucks led 70-41 at halftime, having a 14-0 advantage in points off of turnovers. They would extend their lead to as much as 34 in the second half and would not let Detroit put together…

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Milwaukee is a small market when it comes to professional sports franchises. As such, it is hard to sign superstar players who can typically receive far more lucrative contracts in larger markets. When the Bucks draft a player who attains superstar status like Giannis Antetokounmpo, one of the biggest concerns for fans is if or when that player will leave. Over the past few seasons, the question as to what he will decided to do when he becomes a free agent has been debated all across the NBA community. There are some indications that he will choose to stay in…

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The Brewers added depth to their infield by signing Brock Holt on Monday. His deal is pending a physical. Brock Holt is a career .271/.340/.374 hitter with 23 career home runs and 206 career RBI’s. He made his Major League debut in 2012 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was traded to the Red Sox prior to the 2013 season. He finished eighth in the Rookie of the Year voting in 2014, his first full season. Holt has never been a consistent starter in his career due to a variety of injuries. In 2016, he missed significant time because of a…

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The Green Bay Packers have a rich history of great wide receivers. One of the most fun debates is which one of them is the best. It is no shock that for this list, the top five selected are also the top five receivers in terms in receiving yards in Packers history. Greatness, however, is determined by more than just receiving yards. When determining this ranking, a player’s dominance during their time in the NFL, their length of service with the team, and the number of All Pro/Pro Bowl Teams were taken into consideration. 1. Don Hutson- Left End/Defensive Back;…

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The Green Bay Packers have 25 former players in the NFL Hall of Fame. The only team with more players in Canton is the rival Chicago Bears (26). There are certainly more Packers players deserving of election to the Hall, but have not been selected. Here we will make the cases for five former Packers players on why they should be elected to the NFL Hall of Fame. Charles Woodson: Hall of Fame Lock Charles Woodson is one of the best defensive backs to ever play in the NFL, much less for the Green Bay Packers. While in college, he…

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