Tag: mll

Tom Kennedy Makes His Way Onto An NFL Roster

Former Bryant lacrosse star Tom Kennedy has officially signed to the Detroit Lions active roster. Kennedy played for the Bryant University Bulldogs in both football and lacrosse. He spent five years at Bryant, earning high honors in both sports. He finished his collegiate lacrosse career with 72 goals, 45 assists, and 67 ground balls. Tom […]

Paul Rabil Retires: Marking His Contributions to the Game

There have been plenty of reactions to Paul Rabil’s retirement announcement, bringing an end to the playing days of the co-founder and face of the Premier Lacrosse League. Some might say this was a long time coming, others will point to an excellent 2021 season and stress that Rabil has plenty left in the tank. […]

Paul Rabil’s Top 9 Greatest Moments

After 14 years of playing professional lacrosse and many more before, Paul Rabil has decided it’s time to hang up the cleats. It was only appropriate to take a look back at his legacy and find nine of his greatest moments. This list is in no numerical order, but it does follow a timeline of […]

Matt Rambo Player Profile: PLL Prime Minister

Since he was drafted to MLL in 2017, Matt Rambo has certainly made his impact on lacrosse. Throughout his high school, college, and professional careers, he has found a way to set himself apart from the rest. He is arguably the best player currently playing pro lacrosse, but the question has now become where his […]

Kyle Harrison Player Profile: A Modern-Day Pioneer

Kyle Harrison grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of Dr. Miles Harrison, who famously played lacrosse at Morgan State. He first started playing the sport at age 3 and went on to play at Friends School in Baltimore. Harrison also played soccer and basketball at Friends School and won state titles in all three […]

Joel White, John Galloway Retirements End an Era

If you’ve watched lacrosse in the past 15 years and have a pulse, then you know the names Joel White and John Galloway. The two legendary players announced on Sunday that they will retire together at the end of this PLL season. Joel White & John Galloway Announce Retirement The Announcement They started their college […]

Dan Bucaro Talks PLL Atlas, Hoyas, and Ward Melville

It’s an Atlas-filled Friday here at LAS as we had Atlas LC midfielder Dan Bucaro on the Going Offsides podcast, while contributor Josh Russell made the case for Atlas head coach Ben Rubeor as Coach of the Year earlier today. Who is Dan Bucaro? Ward Melville – Georgetown The Ward Melville product had an impressive […]

PLL vs MLL Champions Comparison: 2019 Whipsnakes vs 2005 Bayhawks

Once the PLL was created, we knew there would be constant comparisons to its predecessor, MLL. From production to delivery, everything was put under a microscope and dissected. These PLL vs MLL comparisons got me thinking: what if we compare a past championship squad from the PLL against a past MLL title team? PLL vs […]

Best Lacrosse Players Who Never Played MLL or PLL

It’s PLL All-Star Weekend, so I thought it would be fun to look at some of the best lacrosse players of years past. While lax fans today are familiar with the Powells, the Gaits, Tom Schreiber, and Rob Pannell, there’s a large number of former players who would be phenomenal in the modern game. Their […]

Pro Lacrosse Points Leader: Who Is It?

Over the weekend, Paul Rabil put up the 644th point of his pro lacrosse career and became the professional field game’s all-time points leader. It happened with 5:14 to go in the second quarter of Cannons’ contest against Chaos on Saturday when Rabil went left around Chaos LSM Troy Reh, creating enough space for himself […]

Nick Marrocco Provides a Look Inside the Cannons

Cannons LC goalie and all-around good guy Nick Marrocco joined the podcast this week and gave some great insight into the new-look Cannons. NICK MARROCCO PROVIDES A LOOK INSIDE THE CANNONS Coming off of the bye week, we felt the need to selfishly fill the PLL void in our lives early and chat with goaltender […]

Spencer Ford – Going Offsides

Spencer Ford has been a fixture in the lacrosse community for more than 20 years. He joined the Going Offsides podcast to talk lacrosse, life post MLL, the future of lacrosse and more. Going Offsides with Spencer Ford Who is Spencer Ford? Ford grew up in the Towson, Maryland, area where he thrived playing his […]