by Joe Lucia | Jun 9, 2014
On Sunday night’s episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Oliver sent his sights on FIFA and president Sepp Blatter in advance of the World Cup. The commentary is absolutely spot-on and hilarious, and brings up some amazing comparisons. So, if fans...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 9, 2014
The four major tournaments do a lot to redefine the sport of tennis. Yes, these two-week events affirm many of pre-existing truths — Rafael Nadal’s a tolerably good tennis player on clay; Maria Sharapova is now longer a cow on ice when it comes to crushed...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 9, 2014
The four major tournaments do a lot to redefine the sport of tennis. Yes, these two-week events affirm many of pre-existing truths — Rafael Nadal’s a tolerably good tennis player on clay; Maria Sharapova is now longer a cow on ice when it comes to crushed...
by Jaymes Langrehr | Jun 9, 2014
After the series he had against Oakland, it’d be too easy to sit here and say Manny Machado is immature and needs to grow up. But Manny Machado is immature and probably needs to grow up. Machado’s interesting weekend started in the third inning Friday. He...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 9, 2014
The safest bets in professional sports, eh? Immediately, you could think of dozens… so there need to be some ground rules here. This list pertains to positive achievements, not failures. Therefore, “the Cleveland Browns not making the Super Bowl” or...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 9, 2014
The safest bets in professional sports, eh? Immediately, you could think of dozens… so there need to be some ground rules here. This list pertains to positive achievements, not failures. Therefore, “the Cleveland Browns not making the Super Bowl” or...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 9, 2014
The safest bets in professional sports, eh? Immediately, you could think of dozens… so there need to be some ground rules here. This list pertains to positive achievements, not failures. Therefore, “the Cleveland Browns not making the Super Bowl” or...
by Michael A. De Leon | Jun 8, 2014
AT&T CENTER – With 2:26 remaining in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, Tony Parker knocked down a three-pointer after drawing a mismatch, and regaining the lead 93-92. While the momentum seemed to be swinging in the San Antonio Spurs’ favor, they would not score...
by Matt Yoder | Jun 8, 2014
Mike Trout hit a grand slam home run in the 8th inning of Saturday night’s game versus the White Sox that broke Hawk Harrelson’s poor old heart. It wasn’t a “walk-off” technically, but the Angels went onto complete their comeback against...
by Tim Starks | Jun 8, 2014
Boxing is, sometimes, tragedy and triumph all at once. I’m not talking about how unfortunate it is that someone has to lose, or how nice it is that someone gets to win. I’m talking about tragedy, in the dramatic sense of a great figure brought to ruin, and...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 8, 2014
In light of the massive amount of backlash thrown towards LeBron James after Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday, something hit me. Namely, it was the fact that there was *nothing* that James could have done to get on the good side of those who have an agenda against...
by Jeff Pryor | Jun 7, 2014
NEW YORK CITY — Puerto Rican idol Miguel Cotto exploded onto the middleweight scene, taking out lineal undisputed champion Sergio Martinez at the Mecca of Boxing — the famed Madison Square Garden in New York — Saturday night on HBO on the weekend of...
by Kevin Causey | Jun 7, 2014
On Sunday, Morgan Spurlock (of “Super Size Me” fame) will enter the world of college football on his CNN show “Inside Man”. Here’s the ad for the upcoming episode of the show… Morgan Spurlock practices (with padding) with the...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 7, 2014
A long line can be drawn through the entirety of the NBA’s history, from the 1940s to the present day. What the Minneapolis Lakers began in 1949, the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs will develop in the 2014 NBA Finals. * When the history of the NBA is written, the...
by Matt Zemek | Jun 7, 2014
A long line can be drawn through the entirety of the NBA’s history, from the 1940s to the present day. What the Minneapolis Lakers began in 1949, the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs will develop in the 2014 NBA Finals. * When the history of the NBA is written, the...
