Looking ahead to MLL's second half

With the All-Star break in the rearview mirror, the playoff hunt is on for the contending MLL teams, including the front-running Denver Outlaws.

Wil Denver remain the team to beat?

Though riddled by injuries, the Denver Outlaws have been the cream of the crop for the first half of the MLL season. How will they hold up as the season progresses?

Princeton, Cornell put Ivy title on line

Princeton and Cornell both have a number of weapons on the lacrosse field. But we'll find out whose are better when the Ivy League foes face off Saturday with the conference title on the line.

Cavaliers vs. Blue Jays a net gain

What does Saturday's Virginia-Johns Hopkins matchup have to offer? Who is the most exciting lax player? We've got those answers and more.

Week's worth of players to watch

Too many players to keep an eye on? We're here to help, as we've taken Inside Lacrosse's player watches for the week and molded them into one.

Will championship pedigree catapult Barrage to title?

The MLL playoffs are down to the final four. For the Barrage to three-peat, they'll have to get by Rochester and its nonpareil goal-scorer John Grant Jr. in the semifinals. In the other, Denver and L.A. will duke it out. So who has the advantage?

Barrage dynasty hopes remain alive with MLL playoff berth

Four teams have clinched playoff berths in the waning MLL regular season, taking another step toward capturing the Steinfeld Cup.

Grant Jr. still the best in the business

While the likes of John Grant Jr., Brodie Merrill and Ryan Boyle remain fixtures among the MLL's elite, a new crop of players -- Paul Rabil, Steven Brooks et al -- is leaving its mark.

Four remaining teams have questions to answer

Will Denver's D be exposed? What's the key ingredient for the Rattlers and why might Philly need Advil when all is said and done?

Ryan Boyle

Rochester, L.A. favorites to win MLL championship

The MLL regular season is wrapping up in a couple weeks. The contenders are separating themselves from the pretenders. A couple high-profile players are vying for the MVP. So much is in up in the air, but Quint Kessenich digs deep for answers.

Lizards No. 1 for second straight week

After a convincing 13-9 win over Washington, the Long Island Lizards have turned their season around. With three wins in four games, the Lizards maintain their hold atop the Inside Lacrosse Power Rankings, while widening the gap in the East over strugglin

Ryan Boyle and the Barrage have won three consecutive games

Ryan Boyle was one of two players with over 40 points for Philadelphia last season

McDevitt, Jungers lead strong defensive draft class

The last month and a half of the season is audition time for senior lacrosse players hoping to make it to the MLL. Quint Kessenich breaks down the top defenders in the draft.