Major League Baseball wants to shake up the postseason, and some of these proposed changes are LONG overdue. But there's one rule that could completely ruin an otherwise great idea. MLB is reportedly considering reducing the regular season from 162 to 154 games, expanding the Division Series to a best-of-seven format, and allowing top-seeded teams to choose their playoff opponents. Would more postseason baseball be better for the game? Should MLB go even further and adopt a 144-game regular season with seven-game series throughout October? In this video, we break down the proposed changes, why longer playoff series make sense, and why allowing teams to pick their opponents could undermine everything that makes October baseball special. What do YOU think? Should MLB change its playoff format, or leave it alone? Let us know in the comments!

The College Football Playoff could be DOUBLING in size, expanding from 12 teams to 24. But is MORE playoff football actually a good thing?

Reports of a handshake agreement to expand the CFP have sparked another debate about the future of college football. While some fans want more teams competing for a national championship, there's a serious question worth asking: Are we destroying what made college football special?

In this video, we discuss why a 24-team playoff could devalue the regular season, further damage traditional bowl games, and create even more lopsided postseason matchups.

College football used to be a sport where EVERY game mattered. With 24 teams potentially making the playoff, will that still be true?

What do YOU think? Is a 24-team College Football Playoff good for the sport, or has expansion already gone too far? Let us know in the comments!

We all saw the A.J Brwon trade coming, but Myles Garrett to the Rams took us ALL by surprise. Did the Rams just win the Super Bowl with this deal?