On a night when the sports media was more interested in celebrating LeBron James than drawing attention to his moral hypocrisy and failures (which is pretty much every night, but this one had historical significance), Enes Kanter Freedom did the job the media won’t do for themselves.
TLIV Golf, the Saudi-backed golf league that made headlines in 2022 by offering whopping contracts to some of golf’s biggest names and luring more than a dozen of them away from the PGA Tour, made zero dollars in 2022.
U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) player Becky Sauerbrunn penned an op-ed in which she takes lawmakers in her home state of Missouri to task for proposing a law that will prohibit biological male athletes who identify as females from competing in women’s sports.
During the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary Bullies of Baltimore, former Ravens Super Bowl QB Trent Dilfer said that various rule changes have made modern NFL QB play “super easy” and unimpressive.
A 43-year-old Las Vegas man died after collapsing on the tennis court during a match last Sunday.
CNN’s Chris Wallace held nothing back in his interview with NFL legend and Fox Sports broadcaster Terry Bradshaw by asking the Hall of Famer if it got “under (his) skin” that people view him as “dumb.”
Phil Mickelson says Tiger Woods can “use a cart” if the PGA Tour and LIV face off in a Ryder Cup-style tournament.
Serena Williams spoke publicly about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock for the first time on Thursday, but what she said is quite confusing.
The pre-Super Bowl packing list for NFL players and their families is extensive but doesn’t usually include an OB-GYN. For Eagles center Jason Kelce and his wife, however, it does.
Chiefs star Travis Kelce is telling KC fans not to invite the jinx and to leave Philadelphia’s iconic Rocky statue alone.
A 60-year-old man has died after a fight involving several adults at a Vermont middle school basketball game on Tuesday night.
Tom Brady considered playing for one team and one team only before eventually deciding to retire from the NFL.
NFL players, fans, and media released a torrent of reactions on social media after Tom Brady announced his retirement Wednesday morning.
Damar Hamlin is partnering with the American Heart Association to ensure more Americans know how to perform the life-saving technique.
Tom Brady knows a thing or two about NFL officiating, and he believes he has an idea that could improve the situation.
Chiefs star Chris Jones doesn’t get a ton of camera time, not with networks seemingly focused on capturing every move that Pat Mahomes and Travis Kelce make. However, on Sunday, the cameras caught Jones getting emotional during a stirring performance of the national anthem that everyone needs to see.
The City of Brotherly Love did not extend any love to Nick Bosa’s brother, Joey, on Sunday as an Eagles fan heckled the Chargers star.
LeBron James threw himself on the floor and proceeded to wail like a scorned child toward the end of regulation in the Lakers’ 125-121 loss to the Celtics.
A lawyer representing Steve Wilks, the former Carolina Panthers interim coach who was turned down for the permanent head coaching position in favor of former Colts coach Frank Reich, says that Carolina’s refusal to hire his client shows that the NFL has a “legitimate race problem.”
Charles Barkley says fans shouldn’t be trusted to vote for the NBA All-Star Game because of their mistake when they last voted for president. However, Barkley quickly clarified that he didn’t mean the last presidential election but the one before.
On Wednesday night, a college basketball game between Loyola Chicago and Duquesne was interrupted when an Uber Eats delivery person walked onto the floor, forcing referees to stop play.
On Tuesday night, LeBron James had to be held back from going after a heckler who criticized his receding hairline.
There are many people rooting for Tom Brady to continue his NFL career. But no one is rooting for the future Hall of Famer to keep slinging the pigskin more than Fox color analyst Greg Olsen.
Josh Allen says fans need to “stop that sh*t” and quit spreading false rumors that Damar Hamlin didn’t attend the Bills playoff game.
Most players get the keys to the city after winning a playoff game. But Eagles defender C.J. Gardner-Johnson has his keys. He’s just missing his car.
Tom Brady fired multiple f-bombs at Jim Gray on Monday after Gray asked him if he had a timetable for deciding whether to retire.
If Dak Prescott was expecting sympathy from the Cowboys’ Twitter account after his disappointing performance in their playoff loss against San Francisco, he did not get it.
The Cowboys season came to an end last night in Santa Clara, California, as the 49ers beat Dallas 19-12. Back in Dallas, at the team’s watch party, fans did not react well.
Cowboys place kicker Brett Maher’s kicking woes have dominated sports talk radio all week. Now, it’s dominating the governor’s mansion in Austin.
Before Saturday night, much of the MMA world didn’t know who Israel Bonfim was. Well, everyone knows now.
If you’re a team from Texas, Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale is going to bet on you to win, and the Dallas Cowboys are no exception.
Leftists online have taken former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy to task for using Damar Hamlin’s recovery from cardiac arrest, as proof of the power of prayer and how that same prayer can be used to change minds and save the lives of the unborn.
Those absorbing the slaps in Dana White’s Power Slap League are not the only ones left dazed and confused by the new sport. Bills star wide receiver Stefon Diggs can’t seem to make sense of what he’s watching either.
In Exhibit #4357 of how you just can’t joke around with anyone anymore, a Dallas radio host has apologized for what was very obviously a sarcastic joke about wishing injury on San Francisco’s Christian McCaffrey.
Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy announced Thursday that he and his wife, Lauren, will attend the 2023 March for Life in Washington, D.C., for the first time.
ESPN hockey writer Greg Wyshinski is taking Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov to task for agreeing to wear a military tribute sweater but refusing to wear a Pride Night jersey.
U.S. pro wrestling star Jamin Pugh, who wrestled under the name Jay Briscoe, has died at the age of 38, according to reports.
A father and son team from North Carolina will have a story to tell, and the North Carolina record books will have a new entry to make after the pair of anglers hauled in 560-pound swordfish off the coast of the Tar Heel State late last month.
Ted Cruz issued a savage comeback to Eric Swalwell after the California Democrat challenged him to a bet on this weekend’s Cowboys-49ers game.
Tom Brady is being blasted online for a “dirty play” while trying to tackle a Cowboys player attempting to return a fumble.
