Before the Rams Left St. Louis, Millions of Others Did
On Tuesday, Stan Kroenke, like so many before him, fled St. Louis.
On Tuesday, Stan Kroenke, like so many before him, fled St. Louis.

A group of team owners got together to petition the NBA to step in and solve the management problems of the Philadelphia 76ers, several sources now say, and the pressure led to the hiring of Jerry Colangelo for a senior position on the troubled team.

PGA legend Jack Nicklaus, golf’s all-time leader in major championships with 18, claims Tiger Woods still has time to topple his record.

On the Tuesday broadcast of “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, co-host Michael Wilbon reacted to the three Heisman Trophy finalists being named, calling Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey “the best player in college football by far.” Even though Wilbon said McCaffrey was

The Golden State Warriors have won 22 straight games to open up the current NBA season, setting a record for the best start by any team in the history of the league. So it’s no surprise that Warriors forward Andre Iguodala joked that the only way teams could defeat them is by shooting them dead.

Mere hours after reports emerged of the Cincinnati Reds exchanging reliever Aroldis Chapman for two Los Angeles Dodgers, allegations hit that the bullet-throwing hurler had fired real bullets at his home after arguing with his girlfriend. The disturbing story killed the trade.

The Redskins lost to the Cowboys. And then their fans lost it.

In an interview with ESPN the Magazine Ronda Rousey reveals that Holly Holm put her out on her feet in the first round of their UFC 193 fight, that she wants a rematch, and that she won’t switch trainers despite criticism of Edmond Tarverdyan from her mom.

The new Value Add Basketball rankings give two dozen Big East players high marks, and the top service used by coaches shows the conference surging near the top just two years after Fox Sports made it a lynch pin in it’s challenge to ESPN.

Sitting in a Leavenworth penitentiary for 19 months on a 2007 conviction for operating a vicious dog-fighting ring, Pittsburg Steelers quarterback Michael Vick had plenty of time to think about how to become part of the solution to preventing animal cruelty rather than being part of the problem.

Tyson Fury walked back his controversial comments about gays, pedophiles, abortion, and women belonging on their backs and in the kitchen. Just kidding. He told his critics to “suck my b—s.”

Attorneys for Tom Brady and the NFL Players Association, filed a response to the NFL’s appeal of Judge Richard Berman’s decision in favor of the New England Patriots quarterback in the Deflategate case.

LeBron James signed a your-money-and-your-life deal with Nike on Monday.

After losing his top spot for the last two games, Johnny Manziel moves back to starter for the upcoming game against the 49ers.

President Barack Obama noted in his Sunday-night speech that “Muslim-Americans are our friends and our neighbors, our co-workers, our sports heroes.” The life of perhaps the most famous of those sports heroes shows that Muslims are also disproportionately victimized by Muslim terrorists.

Closer Jonathan Papelbon has filed a grievance against the Washington Nationals for using the team-imposed four-game suspension at the end of the 2015 season as an excuse to cut his pay.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young was ejected from Sunday’s game against the Detroit Pistons when he shoved Pistons forward Anthony Tolliver after a hard foul. “I didn’t punch him or nothing,” Young told ESPN. “I pushed him. It shouldn’t be that bad.”

U.S. President Barack Obama tonight addressed lectured the American people about the San Bernardino attack, gun control, Islamic State (or rather ‘ISIL’ – still better than Daesh) and Muslim Americans.
US authorities are investigating evidence indicating FIFA’s suspended president Sepp Blatter knew about $100 million (92 million euros) in bribes paid to former members of the football body, a BBC report said Sunday. The BBC investigation alleges that sports marketing

The State of the Union plays on every channel and nobody watches. The Super Bowl airs on one channel and everybody watches.

The College Football Selection Committee on Sunday dictated the New Year’s Day television viewing schedule of millions of Americans.

Najee Goode scored on a blocked punt, Malcolm Jenkins returned an interception 99 yards for another touchdown and the Philadelphia Eagles held on for an improbable 35-28 victory over the Patriots on Sunday.

The College Football Playoff selection committee met Sunday morning and revealed its final rankings for the nation’s top four teams.

The North Carolina Tar Heels scored to pull within a touchdown and a two-point conversion of the Clemson Tigers, 45-37, with just over a minute remaining in the game. The Tar Heels attempted an onside kick and recovered the ball, only

The battle of New York between the Jets and Giants, and a marquee match-up between Seattle and Minnesota, highlight Sunday’s NFL action.

Heisman Trophy hopeful Deshaun Watson threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more as No. 1 Clemson stayed unbeaten — perhaps helped by a disputed call — by holding off eighth-ranked North Carolina 45-37 Saturday night in the ACC championship game.