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Jeff Demers

Jeff Demers
Jeff Demers is a US Army Veteran, a New England native, and a die-hard New England sports fan! Although he has opinions on all sports, his main focuses are on Boston and Arizona sports teams and events, along with NASCAR and the PGA Tour. Outside of the sports world, JD is an avid entrepreneur who is striving to help people, especially veterans, realize their true dreams by achieving the lifestyles that they have earned. JD specializes in Network Marketing and Entrepreneurship.

Arizona State Opens Season vs Kent State

08/30/2019 No Comments

On a cool 104 degree night in Tempe, Arizona, the Arizona State Sun Devils opened their 2019 season against Kent State. This also marked the first time in Arizona State football history that a true Freshman would start in Jayden Daniels.

The Sun Devils kicked off to Kent State to start the game, and quickly forced a quick three and out. They would get the ball for their first series on their own 42 yard line. On third and ten, Daniels would hit Frank Darby for a 42-yard reception, taking the Sun Devils down to the Kent State 16. Daniels would be sacked by Theo Majette (Kent State) on 3rd down to force a 35 yard field goal from Cristian …

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Drama In Pocono; Rossi Finishes 18th

08/19/2019 No Comments

As the green flag fell at Pocono Raceway on Sunday, drama quickly followed. Rain had cancelled qualifying on Saturday and the field of 22 lined up on Championship points. This gave Alexander Rossi a front row starting position next to points leader Josef Newgarden.With a rough start, Rossi lost two positions before making it to Turn 1 and headed into the second turn three-wide between teammate Ryan Hunter-Reay and Rahal Letterman Lanigan driver, Takuma Sato. Sato moved left into Rossi and across the nose of Hunter-Reay. As the entangled cars shot down the track and back up to the wall, additional cars were collected, including James Hinchcliffe and Felix Rosenqvist. The dangerous move by Sato ended the race for Rosenqvist, who was transported to the hospital for evaluation …

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Diamondbacks Offense Strikes Early

06/26/2019 No Comments

With Jake Lamb returning off the 10-Day IL, the Diamondbacks took this opportunity to move some men around, and get their potential All-Star, Ketel Marte, a day off. In the way this Wednesday afternoon was the NL West rival Los Angeles Dodgers. Arizona and LA had split the first two games of this series and the Diamondbacks were desperately hoping for a series win which would be their first in about two weeks.

Rookie Taylor Clarke took the mound for the Diamondbacks. In his previous start against the Giants, he only went 3.0 innings and allowed six earned runs. Today, he only allowed two runs in 5.0 innings pitched on just three hits.

The offense came out for the Diamondbacks …

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Godley, Diamondbacks Fall Vs Giants on Peralta Bobblehead Night

06/23/2019 No Comments

Zack Godley is still trying to make his way back to starter status after having to earn his time in the bullpen. He got the start on Saturday night simply because the game was dubbed a “bullpen game.” Bullpen games are usually used to take the spot of a hurt starter in the rotation if there are no suitable starters available. This start is still vacant after Luke Weaver’s injury but he is improving daily.

Godley came out in the first and made some people a little nervous. The theme for starting pitching lately has been to allow runs early by the Diamondbacks bullpen. He quickly got the first two out on grounders, but then allowed back-to-back singles before getting …

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Mets Win Close One Vs Diamondbacks, Force 5th Straight Loss For Arizona

05/31/2019 No Comments

On Friday night, the Diamondbacks hosted the Mets for the first of a three-game series at Chase Field. Arizona has been struggling of late, coming home after losing 9 of their last 12 games, including being swept by Colorado in their last series of four games.

Jon Duplantier made his Major League starting debut with the Diamondbacks tonight, and by all accounts, pitched well enough to get a win. He went five full innings, giving up six hits, three earned runs, while striking out four.

The Mets would get to Duplantier after they led off the top of the 2nd with a walk, single, single, and a double to take a 3-0 lead. Home Plate umpire, Jim Wolf would leave …

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