UFC heavyweight Matt Mitrione has a message for ISIS: “Try. C’mom. I don’t live my life in fear of anybody, especially ISIS, or anybody that has a different set of ideologies than I do.”
After Robert Griffin’s account III “liked” an Instagram post criticizing Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder and the front office while praising him, the quarterback posted a message on social media denying he had personally “liked” the post.
ESPN posted its OTL Extra web-only segment continuing the television debate on football safety between Against Football author Steve Almond and Daniel J. Flynn, author of The War on Football and editor of Breitbart Sports.
A&E’s hit show “Duck Dynasty” has many scenes of the famous duck call family playing golf, so it is no surprise to see Jase Robertson hitting the links. What will come to surprise is that he is trying to hit
Like a bad neighbor, State Farm wasn’t there.
John Daly, no stranger to adversity, proved miraculously resilient by teeing it up on Sunday at Deerfield Country Club only 24 hours after passing out on the same course with a collapsed lung.
In 2016, Cleveland hosts the GOP Convention and the favorite to win an NBA title. Ohio boasts Anton Grady and Tyree Gaiter, two of the top basketball players in the Horizon League and D2, respectively, and the defending national champion football team.
Heisman Trophy-winner Herschel Walker says that Donald Trump just might get his vote in the upcoming primary elections, even as he admits that his choice may upset some.
France’s Benoit Paire opened up the first round of the U.S. Open Monday with an upset victory over fourth seed out of Japan Kei Nishikori. During the first set, Baire went to serve and lost grip of the racket, slinging it to
Fourth seed Kei Nishikori, the 2014 US Open finalist, lost to Benoit Paire in five sets in the first round. He joins seventh seed Ana Ivanovic, who also lost on Monday morning. American Mardy Fish advanced to the second round, which delays his retirement for at least one more match.
The NFL and NFL Players Association failed to reach a settlement in the Tom Brady Deflategate case on Monday, forcing Judge Richard Berman to announce his decision to issue a ruling on the case later this week.
After Jake Arrieta no-hit the Dodgers in Los Angeles Sunday night, the Chicago Cubs dressed in vestiary grandeur for their overnight flight home: pajamas.
The Astros 7-5 loss to the Twins on Sunday snapped an 11-game stretch during which they matched a feat last accomplished 41 years ago by the Orioles rotation of Mike Cueller, Jim Palmer, Dave McNally, and Ross Grimsley.
Legendary New York Islanders coach Al Arbour, 82, passed away on Friday. He took a team and accomplished something never done by an American team, even by the Rangers, their big brother across town.
Maria Sharapova pulled out of the 2015 U.S. Open due to a right leg injury. She has not played in any tournaments, including Toronto and Cincinnati, since Wimbledon in July.
The Los Angeles Dodgers managed zero hits for the second time in their nine days of existence as the first $300 million team in baseball history. At least this time a great pitcher, Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs, held them hitless. Arrieta lowered his ERA to 2.11 to no-hit the Dodgers nine days after Astros journeyman Mike Fiers managed the feat.
This past week, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and I tackled a subject that mixes sports and politics in the ugliest of ways.
Accusations of cheating are flying around social media after a little league team from Texas defeated the Sweetwater Valley team from San Diego, 9-7, to advance to the U.S. championship game.
Grayson Allen led Duke to the national basketball title and ranks as the top returning player. Megan Buckingham leads the greatest college sports program in history (UNC women’s soccer). The greatest upset unfolded on the Big Ten Network eight years ago when Appalachian State shocked the world.
A Boston Red Sox fan who was struck in the head by a foul ball in June, 2014, has sued team owner John Henry, claiming negligence on the part of the owner.
A spectator died from a fall from the upper deck at Turner Field on Saturday night at the Yankees-Braves game. The fan reportedly jeered Alex Rodriguez, inserted into the game as a pinch hitter, as he fell over a railing. The man, described as in his sixties, dropped fifty feet to the concrete below after first hitting a railing.
New York Jets Center Nick Mangold is being hailed for reportedly assisting New Jersey police to break up a car burglary ring.
Sarah Palin won a state basketball title, Mary Kakoona won an Eskimo-Indian Olympics event by skinning a seal in less than 2 ½ minutes, and Reggie Tougue intercepted 11 passes and ran for 932 yards at Lathrop High School before playing for Oregon State and the Oakland Raiders.
The Massillon Washington High School Tigers playing their opening game of the season sans their live tiger cub mascot “Obie” on the sidelines might be like going to a Phillies game and not seeing the Phanatic, a USC football game not seeing Tommy Trojan, maybe as bad as going to Kentucky Fried Chicken with no Colonel Sanders.
ESPN reported during Friday’s “College Football Live” that University of Illinois has fired head football coach Tim Beckman just one week before the season opener with Kent State, with University of Illinois Director of Athletics Mike Thomas citing preliminary results of an external review
Painters are not the only artists who complain that the public just does not understand their work on the canvas.
