by Joe Lucia | Jan 25, 2015
The tenure of Rob Manfred, MLB Commissioner, has now begun. Naturally, he’s pissing off baseball fans after just hours on the job, admitting to ESPN’s Karl Ravech that he’d be “open” to eliminating defensive shifts....
by Matt Zemek | Jan 25, 2015
Sports psychologists will tell their clients — or any athletes they might have the chance to speak to in a professional context — that anger must be channeled into more positive emotions. Anger cannot consume. It cannot be nurtured or protected or...
by Kevin Causey | Jan 25, 2015
I think we all knew that Saturday Night Live would take a shot at the Patriots and DeflateGate and they did just that during the cold open to the show….. You can't handle the truth. #deflategate #SNL pic.twitter.com/NYmEO3avMR — Saturday Night Live...
by Patrick Connor | Jan 25, 2015
The first time Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado declared war on each other they embraced the messy tenets of inside battle and let the tea leaves dictate who won; it was Rios. The second time, Alvarado climbed the walls in Las Vegas, just barely escaping ruin to...
by Jon Wolf | Jan 24, 2015
Mark Cuban, known for his outspoken antics, is at it once again. Friday night, Mark Cuban ripped apart the element of fan voting to select the NBA’s All Star starters. The starters have been announced and the leading vote getter with 1,513,324 votes was Golden State...
by Matt Verderame | Jan 24, 2015
Super Bowl XLIX is a fantastic matchup, with the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots. Seattle is looking for its second consecutive championship while New England hopes for its fourth since 2001. So is this the best Super Bowl matchup? Well, not quite....
by Matt Verderame | Jan 24, 2015
Super Bowl XLIX is a fantastic matchup, with the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots. Seattle is looking for its second consecutive championship while New England hopes for its fourth since 2001. So is this the best Super Bowl matchup? Well, not quite....
by Mike Ferguson | Jan 24, 2015
The football game fans have waited all year for is just over a week away as the defending champion Seattle Seahawks look to keep New England quarterback Tom Brady from tying a NFL record with a fourth Super Bowl victory. While some will debate the best teams of the...
by Mike Ferguson | Jan 24, 2015
The football game fans have waited all year for is just over a week away as the defending champion Seattle Seahawks look to keep New England quarterback Tom Brady from tying a NFL record with a fourth Super Bowl victory. While some will debate the best teams of the...
by Matt Birch | Jan 24, 2015
Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson scored 37 points in the third quarter of Friday night’s game against the Sacramento Kings. He literally could not miss—knocking down 13 of 13 field goals in the quarter—and he set a new NBA record for points in a...
by Matt Birch | Jan 24, 2015
Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson scored 37 points in the third quarter of Friday night’s game against the Sacramento Kings. He literally could not miss—knocking down 13 of 13 field goals in the quarter—and he set a new NBA record for points in a...
by Patrick Connor | Jan 23, 2015
“I read that Martin Luther King said, ‘A man who won’t die for something is not fit to live.’ I was like, dang. You know, I would die for boxing. I know that’s dumb. You’ll say, ‘You got your kids — your family.’ I...
by Patrick Connor | Jan 23, 2015
“I read that Martin Luther King said, ‘A man who won’t die for something is not fit to live.’ I was like, dang. You know, I would die for boxing. I know that’s dumb. You’ll say, ‘You got your kids — your family.’ I...
by Phillip Bupp | Jan 23, 2015
FIFA World Cup sponsors Castrol, Continental Tire and Johnson & Johnson are dropping their sponsorship with FIFA, joining Partners Sony and Emirates, who announced they were leaving last year. In a report from The Telegraph, all three were publicly vague in their...
by Phillip Bupp | Jan 23, 2015
FIFA World Cup sponsors Castrol, Continental Tire and Johnson & Johnson are dropping their sponsorship with FIFA, joining Partners Sony and Emirates, who announced they were leaving last year. In a report from The Telegraph, all three were publicly vague in their...
