The zebra in the room, actually stampeding through Roger Goodell’s office, today is the inconvenient truth that the NFL chose to disbelieve its own referee in the Wells Report. Worse still, the NFL repeatedly chose to disbelieve its own referee on the most crucial matter pertaining to Deflategate after repeatedly accepting his memory without question elsewhere in the report.
UCLA campus police arrested Sean, “Puff Daddy” Combs on an assault with a deadly weapon charge on Monday afternoon.
“My father served as an example,” Royce Gracie tells Breitbart Sports. “He wouldn’t tell people what to do. He would get up and do it himself.”
Alex Rodriguez collected his 3,000th hit on Friday night at Yankee Stadium, and he did so in style.
Chris Singleton, a sophomore baseball player at Charleston Southern, mourned his mom Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, who died in the mass shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday, in a eulogy showing amazing composure and filial love.
Ken Shamrock and Kimbo Slice, boasting a combined 92 years, fight this Friday night in a battle for of the ages on Bellator MMA’s Friday night Spike TV broadcast.
Salem State University paid New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady $170,000 for his speech at the school last month. All the money stuffed in the Super Bowl MVP’s pocket could not get the quarterback to open his mouth much on the subject on everybody’s mind.
Four years after the Boston Red Sox blew a playoff berth during a stretch in which pitchers ate fried chicken and drank beer during games, Pablo Sandoval has been caught “liking” pictures of a woman on Instagram. The offense came during the seventh inning of last night’s game against the Atlanta Braves as Sandoval awaited a turn in the batting order that never came that frame.
Harrison Barnes spent his first 23 years and 17 days on planet earth without imbibing a sip of alcohol. The forward’s drought ended alongside Golden State’s on Tuesday night.
Brandon Spikes sells his 2011 New England Patriots AFC Championship Ring on eBay.
The Chicago Blackhawks won their third Stanley Cup in six years. And for the third time in the last six years, young citizens of Hinsdale, Illinois, converged upon coach Joel Quenneville’s home to celebrate.
Thirty-one-years ago, Islamic terrorists murdered the president of the American University of Beirut. Tonight, his son coaches a Golden State Warriors team on the verge of an NBA championship.
The Montreal Alouettes needed to pare down their roster to meet league limits on Monday and Michael Sam does not appear on it.
A study by three researchers at the American Enterprise Institute judges it “unlikely” that the New England Patriots tampered with the footballs prior to the AFC Championship Game.
Less than a month after signing with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League, defensive end Michael Sam has taken leave of the team for undisclosed personal reasons.
What does it profit a man who gaineth a world championship but loseth his soul?
For LeBron James, the cameras added injury to insult last night.
He threw a no-hitter. That doesn’t make him Jesus Christ.
Nobody buys a ticket to a baseball game expecting, as the Boston Police Department characterized Carpenter’s trauma Friday night,“life threatening” injuries. But some risk, as the “Be Alert: Foul Balls and Bats Hurt” signs at the bottom of Fenway’s lower-box-seat aisles warn, looms.
Dansby Swanson, unlike the Boomtown Rats, does like Mondays.
One of the most popular champions in UFC history says that the promotion’s deal with Reebok will hurt most fighters in the organization.
American Pharoah won the Belmont Stakes to complete the third leg of the Triple Crown under sunny Saturday afternoon skies at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York.
American Pharoah runs against seven horses and 37 years of history at Belmont Park today.
On the walk from the Kenmore Square T stop to Fenway Park, young men peddle “Fire Goodell” and “Free Tom Brady” shirts to eager buyers. It’s baseball season but it’s open season on the NFL in New England.
A broken bat head struck a woman in the face on Friday night at Fenway Park. The Boston Police Department describes her injuries as “life threatening.”
