by Jeremy Klumpp | May 19, 2014
Saturday Night Live is in the middle of a transition. The past two seasons of SNL have seen the departures of Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, Seth Meyers, Andy Samberg, Jason Sudeikis, and Kristen Wiig. Easily six of the best performers of the past ten years, all-time great...
by Randy Holt | May 19, 2014
There may not be a more polarizing player in all of baseball than that of Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig. You’d be hard-pressed to find an athlete anywhere in the sports world that garners the type of love/hate emotions from fans than that of the...
by Matt Zemek | May 19, 2014
The Miami Heat might be the reigning NBA champions, but for one thing, they’re in big trouble. Moreover, the winner of the Western Conference Finals is likely to be favored to win this season’s NBA title. Once again, TNT gets the better conference final...
by Matt Zemek | May 19, 2014
Where does American tennis stand on the eve of the 2014 Roland Garros tournament? The outlook is better for the women than the men… but it’s not as though the women paint a portrait of quality depth and steady, robust growth. Forget this nation’s...
by David Rogers | May 18, 2014
Capitals fans are holding their breath after Alexander Ovechkin went down with an injury during the World Championships. Russia beat Germany 3-0, but they lost Ovechkin after this frightening incident: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkCKZGwi01k Early reports...
by Joe Lucia | May 18, 2014
On Friday night, after the Washington Nationals beat the New York Mets 5-2, MASN reporter Dan Kolko snagged Jayson Werth for some post-game comments. Werth dropped some of the standard athlete comments before breaking out a Mean Girls reference at the end of the...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | May 18, 2014
Well, here we are again. The long road to the conference finals has brought us the two teams we thought we would see anywhere. It was not easy for the Pacers, that is for sure, but they got everything they wanted. Home court against the Heat in the conference finals....
by Ken Fang | May 18, 2014
Saturday was Johnny Manziel’s first opportunity to practice with the Cleveland Browns. Only local reporters, those who cover the team every day were allowed to see Manziel for 15 minutes before they were shuffled out of the team’s practice facility in...
by Kevin McGuire | May 18, 2014
Nearly a decade has passed since the last time the NCAA adjusted the length of the college football season. It may be time to start considering it as an option once more. While conferences and fans are bickering over whether or not conferences should be playing eight...
by Kevin McGuire | May 18, 2014
Nearly a decade has passed since the last time the NCAA adjusted the length of the college football season. It may be time to start considering it as an option once more. While conferences and fans are bickering over whether or not conferences should be playing eight...
by Kevin McGuire | May 18, 2014
Nearly a decade has passed since the last time the NCAA adjusted the length of the college football season. It may be time to start considering it as an option once more. While conferences and fans are bickering over whether or not conferences should be playing eight...
by Alex McClintock | May 17, 2014
Boxing’s return to fabled Los Angeles venue the Inglewood Forum proved a massive success on Saturday night, with Juan Manuel Marquez turning in a completely typical performance in an action-packed decision win over Mike Alvarado on HBO. When I say...
by Ken Fang | May 17, 2014
Earlier this week, we told you that the Oprah Winfrey Network (a.k.a. “OWN”) was set to produce a reality series on St. Louis Rams 7th round draft pick Michael Sam. There were a couple of problems. First, Sam and OWN made an agreement for the show before...
by Ken Fang | May 17, 2014
It didn’t take long for Mark Jackson to find a job. After he was let go by the Golden State Warriors following three consecutive playoff appearances, there was speculation that he might be a candidate to join the New York Knicks as coach. Instead, Mark Jackson...
by Ian Casselberry | May 17, 2014
Godzilla is not the movie that trailers and commercials lead you to think it is. Sometimes, that sort of deception can be a bad thing. Studio marketing departments and distributors try to cover up a stinker or attempt to pull in a wider audience. But in this case,...
