by Joe Lucia | Jun 25, 2014
During Wednesday’s Athletics-Mets game at Citi Field, Josh Reddick made a great catch on a foul pop-up…and he had to avoid a fan to even snag the ball. There really was no reason for the fan to move – if the ball is out of play, it’s fair game...
by Matt Yoder | Jun 25, 2014
I was all ready to begin a nice, leisurely vacation tonight… and then Ann Coulter had to go write about soccer. With the World Cup at its midway point, I would have thought that we had moved beyond the expiration date of all the awful, insipid, pointless columns...
by Matt Yoder | Jun 25, 2014
I was all ready to begin a nice, leisurely vacation tonight… and then Ann Coulter had to go write about soccer. With the World Cup at its midway point, I would have thought that we had moved beyond the expiration date of all the awful, insipid, pointless columns...
by Kevin Causey | Jun 25, 2014
It was announced earlier today that the Georgia Bulldogs and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish have agreed to a home-and-home series. The Irish will host the first game on September 9th of 2017 in South Bend and Georgia will host the second game on September 21st of 2019....
by Andrew Coppens | Jun 25, 2014
Considering skipping work, but feel like your boss isn’t going to be happy about that “sick day?” Don’t worry, U.S. Soccer head coach Jürgen Klinsmann has you covered with his own handwritten ‘get out of work free’ note: Need note...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 25, 2014
We’re now up to three no-hitters during the 2014 season. On Wednesday, Tim Lincecum tossed his second career no-hitter against the San Diego Padres as the Giants won 4-0. This no-hitter was a little easier for Lincecum than his first one against the Padres, when...
by Andrew Coppens | Jun 25, 2014
The world of pay at the international level is a topic that isn’t often covered, but is often a source of contention for players and FIFA alike. No other continent may be more prone to irregularities than that of Africa, and it nearly reared its ugly head at the...
by Andrew Coppens | Jun 25, 2014
The world of pay at the international level is a topic that isn’t often covered, but is often a source of contention for players and FIFA alike. No other continent may be more prone to irregularities than that of Africa, and it nearly reared its ugly head at the...
by Matt Yoder | Jun 25, 2014
Whenever a conversation takes place about the popularity of soccer in America, it’s bound to immediately devolve into madness reminiscent of Luis Suarez at a screening of Silence of the Lambs. On one side are the soccer diehards who champion anything and...
by Matt Yoder | Jun 25, 2014
Whenever a conversation takes place about the popularity of soccer in America, it’s bound to immediately devolve into madness reminiscent of Luis Suarez at a screening of Silence of the Lambs. On one side are the soccer diehards who champion anything and...
by Ken Fang | Jun 25, 2014
In a huge victory for the broadcast networks, the Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision has ruled that the internet startup Aereo is illegal and cannot stream ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and Univision onto computers, mobiles and tablets. The court said Aereo was violating the...
by Ken Fang | Jun 25, 2014
In a huge victory for the broadcast networks, the Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision has ruled that the internet startup Aereo is illegal and cannot stream ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and Univision onto computers, mobiles and tablets. The court said Aereo was violating the...
by David Allen | Jun 25, 2014
The 2014 NBA draft is widely considered one of the deepest and more top heavy drafts in recent years. Seemingly every year a prospect or two with major health issues really cranks up the rumor mill and creates uncertainty in the draft order, and this year is no...
by Brendan Bowers | Jun 25, 2014
We now live in a galaxy of the NBA universe where it seems reasonable to suggest that LeBron James could return to the Cleveland Cavaliers next season. There is even a portion of my brain that believes it might actually happen. Just before swerving off the road into...
by Brad Gagnon | Jun 25, 2014
Earlier this month, we looked at the potential impact drones could make on the production of NFL broadcasts. But that’s not the only technological advancement football viewers could benefit from in the years to come. It might only be a matter of time before live...
