The following is an alphabetical list of each major league team to enable you to look up your team’s score quickly. The team’s name is followed by; 1, how far above (+) or below (-) .500 they are; 2, today’s
Texas A&M quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel’s eligibility may be in jeopardy if the NCAA finds that he accepted money in exchange for signing his autograph on memorabilia. ESPN reported that the NCAA is investigating whether “Manziel was
The following is an alphabetical list of each major league team to enable you to look up your team’s score quickly. The team’s name is followed by; 1, how far above (+) or below (-) .500 they are; 2, today’s
Major League Baseball is reportedly done negotiating with embattled New York Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez, who now will face at least a 214-game suspension. According to the New York Daily News, Rodriguez “talked himself out of a possible settlement with
Golfer Bubba Watson, the 2012 Masters champion, walked into an Akron, Ohio Chipotle restaurant on Friday and bought food for over 60 people. Watson then gave the Chipotle staff a $100 tip. Webb Simpson’s caddie Paul Tesori tweeted to his
Embattled New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez reportedly has a 6 p.m. EDT Sunday deadline to accept a suspension from Major League Baseball until 2015 or face a lifetime ban from the sport, according to multiple reports. USA Today reported on
New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez famously said in his 2009 apology for using steroids, “The only thing I ask from this group today and the American people is to judge me from this day forward. That’s all I can
Federal prosecutors may investigate the performance-enhancing drugs clinic tied to Alex Rodriguez, who is facing severe sanctions–and perhaps even a lifetime ban–for again reportedly violating Major League Baseball’s drug policy. The New York Daily News reported: Federal prosecutors have renewed
The website that published the video of Eagles wide receiver wide receiver using the n-word slur last month at a Kenny Chesney concert reportedly only paid a “bit more” than $100 for it. The video that has caused a national
On Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles excused embattled wide receiver Riley Cooper from all team activities to attend racial sensitivity training. The announcement comes two days after a video surfaced in which Cooper used the N-word slur at a Kenny Chesney
Former Patriot tight end Aaron Hernandez wrote to a fan that God put him in his current situation, he would prove “the haters” wrong and everyone who “turned” on him “will feel like crap” once “they say NOT GUILTY.” TMZ
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez, who may get a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball though a suspension of a year or more is more likely, reportedly recruited other athletes to the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drugs clinic. According to
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on Thursday the NFL will not further penalize Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper for his N-word slur. “We do not penalize at the club level and league level for same incident,” Goodell said. “We will
Hours after his brother put a $1,000 bounty on the head of Philadelphia wide receiver Riley Cooper for using the N-word slur, Eagles quarterback Mike Vick forgave Cooper on Wednesday. CrossingBroad.com had earlier posted a video of Cooper saying, “I
The brother of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Mike Vick put a bounty on the “head” of Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper after he was caught on video using the N-Word slur at a Kenny Chesney concert. Marcus Vick said he would
The Philadelphia Eagles said they were shocked and fined wide receiver Riley Cooper a reportedly “substantial” amount for using the N-word slur at a Kenny Chesney concert. Cooper, at a Kenny Chesney concert last month, was caught on tape saying,
When former Chicago Cubs pitcher Frank Castillo was found dead in a lake on Sunday, he became the third pitcher from Chicago’s 1997 starting rotation to pass away. As the Chicago Daily Herald noted, Kevin Foster died of renal cancer
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez, facing a suspension of perhaps at least a year and possibly for life for again allegedly using performance-enhancing drugs, reportedly told Sports Illustrated that he still wants to be a role model. Excerpts
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo, who is also a Michigan football booster, committed a minor NCAA violation this weekend when he tweeted his support to a 5-star prospect who committed to the school. Because of Twitter’s popularity–athletes and recruits are constantly
Florida police are reportedly investigating former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez for multiple shootings while he attended the University of Florida. According to an NBC reporter George Colli in Connecticut, Florida police may even file charges in the “coming days”
For the first time since 1965, no living player will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, symbolizing the performance-enhancing drug era that continues to haunt the game. In the next two weeks, baseball players like Alex
Stanford redshirt sophomore quarterback Kevin Hogan, whom some NFL scouts are pegging as a potential first-round draft pick in the future, recently indicated support for the Second Amendment, tweeting that while a bad man with a gun is dangerous, a
Stanford football coach David Shaw believes college football’s new targeting rule that calls for any player deemed to be “targeting” a player’s head to be ejected from the game is necessary. Every hit that results in an ejection will be
South Carolina’s All-World defensive end Jedeveon Clowney’s hit on a Michigan running back in the 2013 Outback Bowl is the play and hit of the year, but a new college football rule that calls for an automatic ejection of any
