by Matt Birch | May 8, 2015
Michael Jordan is not only the greatest NBA player of all time, but he can also keep the peace too, apparently. Jordan was in Las Vegas over the past weekend with his wife, Yvette, to watch Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao square off in the “fight of the...
by Matt Zemek | May 7, 2015
If you had asked Florida Gator basketball fans to offer their ideal replacement for Billy Donovan, chances are that Archie Miller would have been the runaway top choice. For this reason, the hiring of Louisiana Tech’s Michael White as the school’s new head...
by Ian Casselberry | May 7, 2015
One at-bat after having a home run taken away by a leaping catch from Delmon Young, Alex Rodriguez hit a deep fly ball to the other side of the Yankee Stadium outfield. This one went over the fence in left-center field, far beyond the reach of any Orioles outfielders,...
by Kevin Causey | May 7, 2015
From Thursday April 30th through Saturday May 2nd, La’el Collins was a persona no grata. Once thought of as a sure-fire first round pick, Collins was sought by the Baton Rogue police for questioning in a murder investigation. It was said he was not a suspect but...
by Cordell Oberholtzer | May 7, 2015
Last night, Twins’ rookie Eddie Rosario smashed a home run with the first pitch he saw in the majors. Homering on the first pitch has happened before, but not very often (29 times). Homering in your first game is still pretty cool and every time it happens,...
by Cordell Oberholtzer | May 7, 2015
Last night, Twins’ rookie Eddie Rosario smashed a home run with the first pitch he saw in the majors. Homering on the first pitch has happened before, but not very often (29 times). Homering in your first game is still pretty cool and every time it happens,...
by David Rogers | May 7, 2015
The city of Seattle has once again popped up in the discussions surrounding NHL expansion. While all of the focus has been on Las Vegas, the Sonics Arena group has been pushing forward with their effort to build a stadium which may serve as the home of a future NHL or...
by David Rogers | May 7, 2015
The city of Seattle has once again popped up in the discussions surrounding NHL expansion. While all of the focus has been on Las Vegas, the Sonics Arena group has been pushing forward with their effort to build a stadium which may serve as the home of a future NHL or...
by Ian Casselberry | May 7, 2015
The Cardinals weren’t supposed to be the best team in the National League this season. The Nationals were a widely popular pick to win the World Series, with the Dodgers looking like the club most likely to give them a run for the pennant. While most seemed to...
by Bryan Gibberman | May 7, 2015
The second round of the NBA playoffs is giving us quite a bit of symmetry. All four series are tied at one as we head into today’s rare day off. Since the 1979-’80 season, all four conference semifinal series have been tied at one on only two occasions...
by Matt Yoder | May 7, 2015
If there is one thing you do not want to be perpetuating in sports right now, it is any kind of link to domestic violence. So what did the Cleveland Cavaliers do in a promotional video? Depict a man throwing his significant other to the ground and causing a head...
by Matt Birch | May 7, 2015
Shaq has been involved in plenty of hilarious moments on Inside the NBA—like when Kenny Smith shoved him into a Christmas tree. That said, what happened during halftime of Wednesday’s Clippers-Rockets game was one of his most entertaining sequences. As Shaq got...
by Matt Birch | May 6, 2015
Someone forgot to inform Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto that players are subject to ejection should they throw their equipment. Votto struck out in the third inning of Wednesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates and spiked his helmet in...
by Bart Doan | May 6, 2015
Hit us up on Twitter @CrossoverNBA Chalk another one up to the stink of desperation. Desperation in all forms of life is an un-manufacturable (fake arse word) thing. It’s the fight or flight situation in real life, or in the case of sports, the thing that makes...
by Matt Birch | May 6, 2015
UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey has destroyed every fighter she’s faced over the course of her career. The 28-year-old is undefeated in UFC competition (11-0) and has only fought out of the first round once. MMA fans and analysts alike have...
