Diamondbacks outfielder Adam Jones, is no stranger to conflict when it comes to the fans. Most notably, when he was in Baltimore, Jones once had a fan ejected for shouting racial epithets and throwing peanuts at him.
Breitbart’s Curt Schilling spoke to Fox Sports commentator Jason Whitlock on a wide range of topics. The pair discussed topics such as Tiger Woods, racism in sports, and the relationship players have in the locker room.
The claim that fans in Boston called Adam Jones the N-word is similar to the unproven claims that tea party supporters similarly taunted Rep. Andre Carson back in 2010.
Orioles outfielder Adam Jones made a splash in the media with his claims that Red Sox fans yelled racial epithets at him in Boston this month. But Sporting News is seemingly more interested in using Jones’ claims as a weapon to attack former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling.
Just when you thought America had finished hysterically overreacting to the alleged racial taunting of Orioles center fielder Adam Jones at Fenway Park last week, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has announced that MLB will review how individual teams handle incidents of racial taunts, and might consider implementing league-wide guidelines on such incidents.
TMZ Sports asked NBA legend Charles Barkley Wednesday to weigh in on Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones being the target of racism in Boston playing the Red Sox earlier this week. “It should never happen,” Barkley said.“I’m disappointed in the
Much of the world reacted with shock when Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones revealed that he had been called the n-word and had peanuts thrown at him by Boston Red Sox fans Monday night at Fenway Park.
Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones set the sports world on fire Monday night when he told the media that fans at Fenway Park had called him the n-word “a handful of times,” and that one fan in particular had thrown a bag of peanuts at him.
Monday, Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones was greeted by Boston Red Sox fans with a bag of peanuts being thrown his way and with racial slurs. Tuesday was much different for Jones, as Red Sox fans in attendance greeted
ESPN “SC6” co-host Michael Smith had a strong reaction Tuesday to a group of Boston Red Sox fans using racial slurs towards Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones Monday night with one fan throwing peanuts at him. Gov. Charlie Baker (R-MA)
On Tuesday’s “Mike and Mike” on ESPN Radio, co-host Mike Golic reacted to a group of Boston Red Sox fans berating Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones with racial slurs Monday night. Golic said the fans, who were removed from
Orioles-Red Sox is the new Yankees-Red Sox—just uglier.
Given the recent friction between the two teams, fireworks were definitely anticipated Monday night when the Red Sox clashed with the Orioles. Though, it’s not likely that many anticipated this kind of drama.
Fox Sports 1’s Shannon Sharpe reacted Tuesday on “Undisputed” to Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones lashing out at a reporter for asking about his offseason arrest. Sharpe noted how it “bothers” him black players act up for black head coaches when
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones ripped a reporter Monday after a voluntary offseason workout. Jones was speaking to media for the first time since being his offseason arrest where he was caught on video wishing death on a cop when a reporter
With Team USA up 4-2 in the 7th inning Saturday night over the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones took a home run away from Orioles teammate Manny Machado. Machado tipped his helmet
On Tuesday’s Fox Sports Radio show “Outkick the Coverage,” host Clay Travis reacted to Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones’ arrest video, saying its coverage would be much different if Jones were white like swimmer Ryan Lochte, Duke’s Grayson Allen
[LANGUAGE WARNING] TMZ Sports released video of Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones’ arrest from earlier this month, and the 33-year-old had some harsh words for his arresting officers. Jones was booked on misdemeanor charges of assault, disorderly conduct and obstructing official business,
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones was arrested Monday night on multiple charges, Fox 19 reports.
Baltimore Orioles All-Star center fielder Adam Jones claims that you don’t see MLB players protesting the national anthem because “baseball is a white man’s sport.’’
The Baltimore Orioles no-funniks banned pie-in-the-face celebrations for “safety reasons” prior to this season. Adam Jones took exactly one game to flout the new rules.
