by Jonathan Biles | May 20, 2014
Keeping up appearances in the sports media world is a necessary and expensive undertaking. Doing so with an ever-crowding field of competitors makes it even more vital to a network’s success. ESPN held a grand opening ceremony for its new 194,000-sq. foot...
by Matt Birch | May 20, 2014
The NFL league office has been busy attempting to handle the concussion lawsuits in front of them. And now they face another big issue regarding the health of former players. According to the Associated Press, a class action suit has been filed by retired NFL players....
by Ian Casselberry | May 20, 2014
Tuesday night, Trevor Bauer makes his second start of the season for the Cleveland Indians. Since the D-Backs drafted him No. 3 overall in 2011, the 23-year-old right-hander has been considered one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Bauer’s star has...
by Ian Casselberry | May 20, 2014
Tuesday night, Trevor Bauer makes his second start of the season for the Cleveland Indians. Since the D-Backs drafted him No. 3 overall in 2011, the 23-year-old right-hander has been considered one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Bauer’s star has...
by Ian Casselberry | May 20, 2014
Tuesday night, Trevor Bauer makes his second start of the season for the Cleveland Indians. Since the D-Backs drafted him No. 3 overall in 2011, the 23-year-old right-hander has been considered one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Bauer’s star has...
by Matt Yoder | May 20, 2014
With the Spurs hosting the Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals last night, the Inside the NBA crew made the trek down to San Antonio. This meant that Charles Barkley got another chance to visit a city he’s been feuding with in jest for quite some...
by David Rogers | May 20, 2014
A hockey player shooting a puck wide of an open net is a fairly common occurrence. It’s especially common if you follow the St. Louis Blues. It is, however, pretty rare to see two players skate in on an empty net when the goalie is pulled and for both men to...
by David Rogers | May 20, 2014
A hockey player shooting a puck wide of an open net is a fairly common occurrence. It’s especially common if you follow the St. Louis Blues. It is, however, pretty rare to see two players skate in on an empty net when the goalie is pulled and for both men to...
by Kevin Causey | May 20, 2014
In 2013, the Baylor Bears said goodbye to Floyd Casey Stadium after 64 years. McLane Stadium is in the process of being built with hope that it will be ready for the 2014 season opener. So what happens to Floyd Casey? According to this tweet from Baylor football, they...
by Ken Fang | May 20, 2014
By now, you have already heard of the whopping $48.5 billion purchase of DirecTV by AT&T. The numbers are staggering. The combined AT&T-DirecTV company would become the second largest television provider behind Comcast-Time Warner Cable which announced their...
by Joe Lucia | May 20, 2014
Amid mountains of hype and marketing on ESPN, Million Dollar Arm was a massive failure at the box office, taking in just $10.5 million this weekend. That number is slightly more than half of the $19.5 million that Moneyball brought in during its first weekend, and is...
by Joe Lucia | May 20, 2014
Amid mountains of hype and marketing on ESPN, Million Dollar Arm was a massive failure at the box office, taking in just $10.5 million this weekend. That number is slightly more than half of the $19.5 million that Moneyball brought in during its first weekend, and is...
by Matt Yoder | May 20, 2014
When the Big Ten added Rutgers and Maryland, the college sports world scratched their collective heads. Here were two schools that had little to no previous connection to the conference, a mediocre athletic resume (especially where it counts in football), and a...
by Joseph Coblitz | May 20, 2014
In any numerical list, there is an entity in first and an entity in last. When looking at ticket sales in Major League Baseball, the Indians are the entity in last. They have just averaged 12,871 fans per home game (all numbers as of May 16th), their lowest total...
by Joseph Coblitz | May 20, 2014
In any numerical list, there is an entity in first and an entity in last. When looking at ticket sales in Major League Baseball, the Indians are the entity in last. They have just averaged 12,871 fans per home game (all numbers as of May 16th), their lowest total...
