Report: NBA Coming Back to Seattle
The NBA is coming back to Seattle. The owners of the Sacramento Kings are in the process of finalizing a deal to a group that will move the franchise to Seattle for the 2013-14 season. According to a Yahoo! Sports
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Piers Morgan Must Stop Supporting Arsenal
CNN’s Piers Morgan takes gun control very seriously. He has hosted a series of contentious programs and interviews in which he has confronted Second Amendment advocates: “How many kids have to die before you guys say, ‘We want less guns,
'Melo on Altercation with Garnett: 'It's Over with for Me'
On Tuesday, New York Knicks superstar Carmelo Anthony said he has put the altercation he had with Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett on Monday behind him, a day after their on court scuffle nearly escalated off the court. After the
Brooklyn Nets Player Under Investigation for Alleged Sexual Assault
UPDATE: According to the New York Daily News, the player in question may be Andray Blatche. *** Breitbart Sports has learned that an unnamed Brooklyn Nets basketball player is being questioned in an alleged sexual assault of a 21-year-old Philadelphia woman.
NHL: 48-Game Regular Season 'Most Likely'
By LARRY LAGEAP Hockey WriterThe NHL appears headed toward a 48-game season for the second time in two decades. The NHL shortened its 82-game slate to 48 games for the 1994-95 season after a 103-day lockout. A 301-day lockout in
Why is the NBA so Boring Now?
Why is the NBA so boring compared to the Eighties, when it was at its zenith with Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, followed by the incomparable Michael Jordan? There are a number of reasons, but the primary one is this:
Dwight Howard: Lakers Don't Share the Ball
The Los Angeles Lakers, who in their halcyon days of yore might have been compared to the Good Ship Lollipop now resemble Mutiny on the Bounty, with Kobe Bryant as Captain Bligh and Dwight Howard as Fletcher Christian. After their
Stern: Multiple NBA Teams in Europe in 20 Years
David Stern, who has presided over the NBA as its commissioner for almost 30 years, has a dream he thinks will be fulfilled within 20 years: at least one NBA team in Europe. When asked about the possibility, Stern was
Clippers Bringing 'Showtime' Back to Los Angeles; Beating Lakers in Attendance
The Los Angeles Clippers, whose 17-game winning streak was halted by the Denver Nuggets on New Year’s Night, are no longer the laughingstock of the NBA or the ugly sister to the formerly high-flying Los Angeles Lakers. These two teams
Analysis: Defense, Not Age, Slowing Down Lakers
The era of Kobe Bryant’s dominance may be over. After his Lakers lost to the Philadelphia 76ers on New Year’s Day, leaving their record at 15-16, Bryant sounded off about his team’s problems when asked what his diagnosis was: Cause
Refs Botch UConn-Marquette Overtime, Have Teams Shoot At Wrong Baskets
DEADSPIN: Officials mutilated the start of an overtime period last night in Milwaukee, casting doubt on the outcome of what would eventually be a 82-76 Marquette victory over UConn and tarnishing the already-black reputation of referee Karl Hess. Hess, last
Hannah Storm Returns to Airwaves After Suffering Severe Burns from Propane Gas Grill Accident
Three weeks after a propane gas grill accident hospitalized her with first- and second-degree burns to most of her upper body, including her face and neck, ESPN “SportsCenter” anchor Hannah Storm returned to the airwaves on Tuesday when she hosted ABC’s Rose Parade
Durant, Westbrook Lift Thunder over Suns
By MURRAY EVANSAssociated PressOKLAHOMA CITYKevin Durant scored 30 points, Russell Westbrook returned from a cut above his eye to finish with 24 points, nine assists and seven rebounds and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Phoenix Suns 114-96 on Monday
Sports Often Upstream from Popular Culture
The late Andrew Breitbart, a lifelong Los Angeles Dodger fanatic who founded the Breitbart News Network, marveled at the unifying potential of sports, especially baseball. He emphasized that culture was upstream from politics. But in many ways, sports has always been
Kanye West, Kim Kardashian Expecting 1st Child
By MESFIN FEKADUAP Music WriterATLANTIC CITY, N.J.A kid for Kimye: Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are expecting their first child. The rapper announced at a concert Sunday night that his girlfriend is pregnant. Kardashian was in the crowd at Revel
Hoops, Catholics, TV Billions & the Political Impact
The “Catholic 7” basketball schools made sports news this week by deciding to break away from the Big East to form a new league that would include an eighth Catholic school (Xavier) and recent Final Four teams VCU and Butler.
Charles Barkley To Bob Costas: I Carry 'A Real Gun,' I Feel 'Safer With It'
Retired NBA all-star Charles Barkley: “You know, we as black people always, we don’t have respect for one another. You know, we’ve got more black men in prison than we do in college and crime in our neighborhoods is running
Five Factors Needed for a GOP Win in 2016
A review of the turnout model first presented prior to last week’s election still shows the road map for victory in 2016 based on five factors. First let’s look at the model, where 121 boxes represented 242 million American adults.
NBA Commissioner: Obama 'Not That Good,' Always Goes Left
According to NBA commissioner David Stern, Barack Obama has overblown his game. “He’s not that good,” said Stern. “He’s a lefty, and he goes the same way every time.” Stern, of course, is a lifelong Democrat. But that doesn’t mean
Wednesday: Romney-Ryan Head to VA, NC; Obama Plays Basketball in NYC
Ten days ago, Mitt Romney selected Paul Ryan as his running mate. The duo went to Virginia and North Carolina and energized the party. They put Democrats on defense, forcing them to talk about the country’s debt and keeping Medicare
Mark Cuban's Magnet to Bring Breitbart's 'Occupy Unmasked' to Theatres
“This film is controversial, and that’s exactly the reason we want to ensure it can find its audience prior to the November elections.” — Mark Cuban, co-studio head of Magnolia Pictures Mark Cuban is a man who, in February of
First Lady Michelle Obama Show Up For US-France Olympic Basketball
US First Lady Michelle Obama (left) waves as the US takes on France in Olympics basketball in London on July 29. American flags waved inside the Olympic arena as the American collection of multi-millionaire NBA stars took the court in
Corporate Earnings Season Points to Economic Downturn
Corporate earning season is Wall Street’s version of the NFL and NBA drafts. Except in cases where a company wildly misses or exceeds earnings expectations, the most important information from the earnings’ reports is the company’s future expectations. Yes, a
Dennis Rodman's Meets Estranged Father, Discovers He Owns Restaurant Called Rodman's Rainbow Obamaburger
Former NBA superstar Dennis Rodman, known as much for his flamboyance as his rebounding, met his father for the first time in 42 years on Thursday after an exhibition basketball game with the NBA “Alumni” team in the Philippines, where
Time to Rethink Upside-Down Patterns in Compensating Educators
It was a brouhaha that left many students and parents in Florida’s capital city without a beloved principal. But for folks well beyond Tallahassee (and even Florida) it ought to serve as a wake-up call for dramatically re-thinking our society’s
