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.”
President Barack Obama has played a lot of golf in his days as the nation’s leader. On Monday, Obama relayed one of his golf stories while speaking at a fundraiser for the Nevada Democratic Party hosted at the home of The Las
On August 24 a lion mauled a guide to death during a “walking safari” in the same Zimbabwe park where Cecil the Lion lived.
David Wright returned to the New York Mets lineup with a bang.
Steve Almond, who resigned an adjunct teaching position at Boston College because the school refused to rescind a commencement invitation to Condi Rice, wants an ESPN blackout of yours truly.
After taking a serious blow to the head during the ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway on Sunday, INDYCAR driver Justin Wilson ended up in the hospital in a coma. But by Monday evening Wilson’s family confirmed that he died from his injuries.
A video went viral over the weekend showing Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter telling rookies at a 2014 NFL rookie symposium that they should utilize a “fall guy” when trouble arose. A Chris Borland interview with ESPN, where he referenced the speech but not the speaker, drew attention to Carter’s talk.
American sprinter Justin Gatlin defended his mother in front of the world when he witnessed a spectator pestering her.
The SEC remains the deepest conference in the first AP football poll released this weekend, but the Big Ten and Big 12 play stronger at the top after picking up respect, and recruits, after last season.
Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Joe Thomas called the NFL’s Deflategate saga a “sting operation” that marks the latest in a series of “outrageous, ridiculous witch hunts” conducted by league Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Baseball’s first $300 million team batted .198, boasted three extra base hits (all doubles, see box score), and played on the wrong end of a no-hitter during their ill-fated series against the Houston Astros, a team with the second lowest payroll ($69 million) in baseball, this weekend.
New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall has made it pretty clear: he doesn’t trust sportswriters.
Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton removed a video and photographs of him shooting an AR-15 from Instagram after his race boss—Niki Lauda—ordered him to take them down.
According to a report from Sunday CNN’s “State of the Union,” President Barack Obama has spent a lot of time playing as president. “Mostly he played golf. Lots and lots of golf. Just about every other day. He golfed with
Dan Flynn, editor of Breitbart Sports and author of The War on Football, appeared on ESPN’s Outside the Lines to discuss football safety in the wake of San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retiring after a single season in the league.
The National Hockey League may be advocating for a high-flying sport, but it is certainly keen to protect its NHL image. So keen, in fact, that it forced a marijuana edibles company with the initials NHL to change its name on the Canadian stock exchange so as not to be confused with the famed sports league.
Roy Jones, Jr., once the best boxer in the world, officially applied for a Russian passport. He discussed Russian citizenship over a cup of tea with President Vladimir Putin in Crimea.
Mike Fiers made his first complete game count. The Astros righty no-hit the most expensive line-up in baseball on Friday night.
Representatives from five major World Cup sponsors put the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) on notice that they expect widespread reform and transparency after a bribery scandal unearthed earlier this year rocked the organization.
After acquiring Phillies second baseman Chase Utley on Wednesday for the stretch run of the 2015 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers crept very close to becoming the first MLB team with a $300 million luxury-tax payroll.
After skipping the NBA draft for a shot at the Final Four, All-American Kyle Wiltjer remains as the established top player on the top team in the state (Gonzaga). Taelor Ross, the sister of Terrence Ross of the Toronto Raptors, and her Seattle team enter this season as the player and team with the most to prove.
Adding to the many, many topics that Donald Trump has touched on thus far during his campaign for president, on Thursday the real estate mogul came out in favor of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady saying he’s a “great guy” and slamming how he’s been treated.
The New England Patriots tweeted out ESPN’s late-night apology for twice referencing a derogatory false report about Super Bowl XXXVI in recent weeks to the team’s 1.5 million twitter followers.
In the wake of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s popularity plunging, friends push former NBA Commissioner David Stern, a munificent donor to the Democratic Party, to run as a 2017 New York City mayoral candidate.
Donald Trump would take Ronda Rousey into battle. The women’s mixed-martial arts champion wouldn’t place Donald Trump’s name into the ballot box.
With Diamond Stone choosing to join Melo Trimble and Jack Layman, the Terps hold the best chance for a basketball title in years. When you add D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera from just over the state line in Washington DC, some of the best basketball in the country continues to be played around the nation’s capital just like it has been from the careers of Elgin Baylor to Kevin Durant.
