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 […]
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 […]
Ranking the Men’s Pro Field Lacrosse No. 1 Picks Since 2009
In honor of the PLL College Draft coming up on April 26, I decided to have a little fun and look back at past drafts. Specifically, with the debates raging between Michael Sowers, Jared Bernhardt, and Jeff Teat for this year’s PLL No. 1 overall pick, I was curious to see how previous pro field […]
Possible PLL Coaches – Former MLL Bosses
As the PLL grows, so too does the need for more teams and coaches. Please understand that adding more teams isn’t about the number of talented players available – it’s about money. More teams will happen in time, and these are some of the possible coaches for those future PLL squads. Let’s take a quick […]
PLL Entry Draft Roster Recaps Part 1
The PLL entry draft was our first taste of the PLL/MLL merger and it didn’t disappoint. We saw 24 players enter the league with many more entering the player pool. We look at how each addressed the draft. You can find the second part of our PLL roster recaps here. PLL Entry Draft Roster Recaps, […]
PLL Mock Merger Draft: Dividing MLL Talent
Last week, Premier League Lacrosse and Major League Lacrosse merged, turning the Boston Cannons into Cannons Lacrosse Club as the eighth PLL outfit and casting tons of questions around the professional field lacrosse world. There is plenty of dust to settle before the PLL can start its first season as the sole face of pro field lacrosse. An […]
Best MLL Players Available, Part 2
Last week, Premier League Lacrosse and Major League Lacrosse merged, turning the Boston Cannons into Cannons Lacrosse Club as the eighth PLL outfit and casting tons of questions around the professional field lacrosse world. There is plenty of dust to settle before the PLL can start its first season as the sole face of pro field lacrosse. An […]
Best MLL Players Available, Part 1
Last week, Premier League Lacrosse and Major League Lacrosse merged, turning the Boston Cannons into Cannons Lacrosse Club as the eighth PLL outfit and casting tons of questions around the professional field lacrosse world. There is plenty of dust to settle before the PLL can start its first season as the sole face of pro field lacrosse. An […]
Last Week in Lacrosse – Dec. 15-21, 2020
Here’s what you might’ve missed in the world of lacrosse in the last week (Dec. 15-21, 2020): -First and foremost, the Premier Lacrosse League announced a merger with Major League Lacrosse, bringing over the MLL player pool and establishing Cannons LC as the league’s eighth franchise. -Our own Ryan Conwell dove deep in saying goodbye […]