by Ian Casselberry | May 27, 2014
FX’s Fargo began the second half of its 10-episode season last Tuesday (May 20). Four more episodes remain with the May 27 broadcast. My friend Edwin Arnaudin and I thought the series’ halfway point to look at what the show has done so far and where it...
by Ian Casselberry | May 27, 2014
FX’s Fargo began the second half of its 10-episode season last Tuesday (May 20). Four more episodes remain with the May 27 broadcast. My friend Edwin Arnaudin and I thought the series’ halfway point to look at what the show has done so far and where it...
by Shane Clemons | May 27, 2014
NFL OTA’s are finally upon us! The beginning of organized team activities signals the start of preparation for the 2014 NFL season. 25 teams are holding OTA’s today, raising an important question for fans. What should we be looking for as teams reconvene to pursue the...
by Shane Clemons | May 27, 2014
NFL OTA’s are finally upon us! The beginning of organized team activities signals the start of preparation for the 2014 NFL season. 25 teams are holding OTA’s today, raising an important question for fans. What should we be looking for as teams reconvene to pursue the...
by Shane Clemons | May 26, 2014
On Friday, the Baltimore Ravens helped their star running back, Ray Rice, apologize for a February incident in which Rice allegedly knocked out his then fiancee Janay. Since that time, the two have wed. With the apology tour now in full swing, it’s not...
by Shane Clemons | May 26, 2014
On Friday, the Baltimore Ravens helped their star running back, Ray Rice, apologize for a February incident in which Rice allegedly knocked out his then fiancee Janay. Since that time, the two have wed. With the apology tour now in full swing, it’s not...
by Alex McClintock | May 26, 2014
At some point in the history of boxing, someone decided that it was compulsory for every fighter to have a nickname. And since that point, the sport has been plagued by awful nicknames. Rather than being something you have to earn, nicknames are something your manager...
by Alex McClintock | May 26, 2014
At some point in the history of boxing, someone decided that it was compulsory for every fighter to have a nickname. And since that point, the sport has been plagued by awful nicknames. Rather than being something you have to earn, nicknames are something your manager...
by Alex McClintock | May 26, 2014
At some point in the history of boxing, someone decided that it was compulsory for every fighter to have a nickname. And since that point, the sport has been plagued by awful nicknames. Rather than being something you have to earn, nicknames are something your manager...
by Matt Zemek | May 26, 2014
Tennis coverage on American television was so much worse several years ago. The rise of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal created ample demand for the product itself, but the quality of the product didn’t always meet the standards of tennis fans new and old. In recent...
by Matt Zemek | May 26, 2014
Tennis coverage on American television was so much worse several years ago. The rise of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal created ample demand for the product itself, but the quality of the product didn’t always meet the standards of tennis fans new and old. In recent...
by Shawn Anderson | May 26, 2014
Last year’s world champion Boston Red Sox grew beards as a show of camaraderie. In San Francisco…they ride scooters. Over the last couple of seasons, members of the Giants have paid clubhouse chef Joe Day to customize their rides to the personal specifications. The...
by Shawn Anderson | May 26, 2014
Last year’s world champion Boston Red Sox grew beards as a show of camaraderie. In San Francisco…they ride scooters. Over the last couple of seasons, members of the Giants have paid clubhouse chef Joe Day to customize their rides to the personal specifications. The...
by Paul Garcia | May 26, 2014
After losing their first two games in San Antonio by a combined 52 points, the Oklahoma City Thunder found a way to earn a win against the Spurs Sunday, with a 106-97 victory over San Antonio, as the Thunder were led by Serge Ibaka, who defied his original injury...
by Joe Lucia | May 25, 2014
Josh Beckett made history on Sunday, throwing the first no-hitter of his 14-year career as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 6-0 at Citizens Bank Park. Beckett’s no-hitter was the first at Citizens Bank Park since Roy Halladay no-hit the Reds in Game 1 of the 2010...
