by Dave Tobener | Apr 16, 2015
There’s always a bit of trepidation when a great show reaches its end point, a worry that somehow the finale won’t live up to expectations and the show’s entire run will be left tainted as a result. It’s happened before to great FX shows — Sons...
by Andrew Juge | Apr 16, 2015
The first overall pick in the NFL draft comes with a lot of hope and pressure. Some of the choices have completely turned the fortunes of a franchise, while others sank them further down the abyss. Below is the ranking of the first overall pick, post-merger, from best...
by Andrew Juge | Apr 16, 2015
The first overall pick in the NFL draft comes with a lot of hope and pressure. Some of the choices have completely turned the fortunes of a franchise, while others sank them further down the abyss. Below is the ranking of the first overall pick, post-merger, from best...
by Andrew Juge | Apr 16, 2015
The first overall pick in the NFL draft comes with a lot of hope and pressure. Some of the choices have completely turned the fortunes of a franchise, while others sank them further down the abyss. Below is the ranking of the first overall pick, post-merger, from best...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Apr 16, 2015
We saw some rare intracompany conflict this week, with Fox Sports’ Katie Nolan using a segment of her Garbage Time television show to blast a FoxSports.com piece from co-worker Clay Travis’ “Outkick The Coverage” vertical. The piece, entitled...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Apr 16, 2015
We saw some rare intracompany conflict this week, with Fox Sports’ Katie Nolan using a segment of her Garbage Time television show to blast a FoxSports.com piece from co-worker Clay Travis’ “Outkick The Coverage” vertical. The piece, entitled...
by Phillip Bupp | Apr 16, 2015
It wasn’t a dream, the US Men’s National team defeated Mexico by the all too familiar “dos a cero” score last night in the Alamodome. The 2-0 win from the USMNT put a temporary band aid over issues involving the pitch, Jurgen Klinsmann’s...
by Kevin Causey | Apr 16, 2015
The wide receiver class for the 2015 NFL Draft is absolutely loaded with NFL analyst Mike Mayock going as far as saying there are eight players from the class that have a first round grade. Here’s our top ten wide receiver prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft…....
by Joe Lucia | Apr 16, 2015
In your latest example of “baseball is dying and no one cares about it at all”, MLB Network broke viewership records for the Opening Day of the 2015 season. On Opening Day last Monday, MLB Network’s 17 hours of live coverage were up 17% from Opening...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 16, 2015
The 2015 NBA Playoff bracket is set. The show starts Saturday with a quadrupleheader. Our site will (Crossover) Chronicle the playoffs, and over the next few days, you’ll find plenty to read on the NBA’s postseason before the first game tips just after 3...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 16, 2015
The 2015 NBA Playoff bracket is set. The show starts Saturday with a quadrupleheader. Our site will (Crossover) Chronicle the playoffs, and over the next few days, you’ll find plenty to read on the NBA’s postseason before the first game tips just after 3...
by Matt Birch | Apr 16, 2015
Russell Westbrook dropped 37 points in the Thunder’s 138-113 win over the Timberwolves which helped him edge James Harden and claim his first NBA scoring title on Wednesday night. Westbrook averaged 28 points per game and shot 42.5 percent from the field this...
by Matt Birch | Apr 16, 2015
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson had never been to an NBA game until Wednesday night, when he attended the Hawks-Bulls game. Branson is currently in the Chicago area to open a Virgin hotel, so he decided to watch the Eastern Conference matchup at the United...
by Matt Birch | Apr 16, 2015
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson had never been to an NBA game until Wednesday night, when he attended the Hawks-Bulls game. Branson is currently in the Chicago area to open a Virgin hotel, so he decided to watch the Eastern Conference matchup at the United...
by Matt Yoder | Apr 15, 2015
It’s always a sticky wicket for sports networks who operate as extensions of leagues and conferences when negative news strikes. With the editorial direction of the network coming from in-house, official league networks are faced with difficult decisions when...
