Unkind tweets to golf commentator Brandel Chamblee upset him so much that he deletes 10 tweets a day and calculates that he has banned over 20,000 people from his Twitter account since he started criticizing PGA players from his throne at the Golf Channel.
Monday Breitbart News reported that TV viewers are dropping cable subscriptions in droves for cheaper internet platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon, posing an existential threat to ESPN.
The rise of à la carte Internet platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and others, diminish the need for customers to pay huge monthly fees for cable TV shows that they don’t watch, sending an ominous warning to ESPN that there relationship with the NFL may soon come to an end.
The two leading organizations that govern the sport of golf worldwide has proposed changes that could dramatically alter the current for both professional and amateur golfers.
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred continues his fixation with speeding up America’s favorite pastime, by aiming to limit replay reviews to two minutes starting this season.
LGBTQ groups are signaling to Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner John Swofford not to get too excited about new legislation designed to upend North Carolina’s HB2 law which mandates that people use the bathroom according to their biological sex in public schools and government buildings.
New York Times Reporter Karen Crouse queried 56 PGA players at the Genesis Open last week in Los Angeles and found a whopping 50 of those players (89.3%) would play golf with President Trump if invited.
Journeyman golfer Pat Perez, who can often be seen playing on tour with a gallery of six or so people following him, mocked one of the greatest golfers that ever walked the planet, saying that Tiger Woods is done and “knows he can’t beat anyone.”
Monday Breitbart reported that Irish Golfer Rory McIlroy came back early from a rehab stint for a stress fracture in his ribs to play a round of golf in Florida with newly elected U.S. president Donald J. Trump.
Rory McIlroy joined President Donald Trump on Sunday morning for a round of golf at Florida’s Trump International Golf course.
Senior writer for The Big Lead, Ty Duffy, opines why sports writers have a penchant for “liberal” thinking.
You’re not paying attention if you haven’t noticed that sports writers are predominantly liberals who promote leftist ideologies.
Chief Social Justice Warrior and head coach for the San Antonio Spurs, Gregg Popovich, just can’t get over that Donald J. Trump won the 2016 presidential election and now sits in the oval office as the 45th president of the United States.
From newly installed gold drapes in the Oval Office to golden decor in his New York penthouse, it’s well known that the new occupant at 1600 Pennsylvania can’t get enough of his favorite color.
Considering the times we now live, maybe it’s not such a good idea for presidents to invite sports teams to the White House, suggests Mitch Albom.
A suspicious package lying against the third rail of the Metro Red Line in the heart of Hollywood prompted city officials to shut down a major segment of Hollywood Blvd, wreaking havoc for commuters on Friday at 4:30 p.m..
“I feel good, not great,” Tiger Woods told chief executive of the R&A, Peter Dawson. “I don’t think I’ll ever feel great again because it’s been three back surgeries and four knee operations.”
President Donald Trump will play golf with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe next week near his Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach Florida.
Joining teammate Martellus Bennett, New England Patriots defensive back Devin McCourty jumped on board the never Trump train, declaring that he will not attend the White House Super Bowl victory celebration hosted by the nation’s 45th president.
“It is what it is. People know how I feel about it. Just follow me on Twitter,” New England Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett said when he announced he would not be attending the White House celebration with President Trump for the victors of Super Bowl LI on Sunday.
“If you work hard and lace up your shoes, you can have the American dream, that’s a bunch of hogwash,” informed San Antonio Spurs head coach Greg Popovich when he was asked what black history month meant to him by Jabari Young who covers the Spurs & NBA for the San Antonio Express-News.
The co-host of ESPN’s Russillo and Kanell Show, Ryen Russillo, admits he no longer knows what his job is anymore. Politics are so pervasive in sports radio now that he is at a loss for what he should be talking about. He came to his current profession because he loves to talk about sports, but that appears to be an outdated business model.
Nancy Armour writing at USA Today believes Tom Brady has a lot of explaining to do this Super Bowl week for his friendship with President Donald Trump. Moreover, in the same article, she praises Colin Kaepernick for being “eloquent” in his criticism of law enforcement in America.
According to David Dennis Jr. writing at the Huffington Post, Patriots star Tom Brady’s friendship and support for President Donald Trump is more “un-American” than 49’s quarterback Colin Kaepernick disrespecting America’s national anthem and donning T-shirts glorifying mass murderer and the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Just when Tiger Woods appeared to get it going with back to back birdies on holes 10 and 11 at the Farmers Insurance Open in his first PGA tour round in 17 months, the wheels quickly came off the cart as he finished the day with a four-over par 76.
Tiger Woods may know more about the subject of winning even more than the orange hair fellow now occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Ave in Washington D.C.
White House Counselor to the President said Tuesday that Donald Trump appreciates New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady’s support and even offered some advice to the four-time Super Bowl Champion.
Sunday Hillary Clinton supporter, left-wing advocate, and head coach for the Golden State Warriors Steve Kerr mocked comments made by White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway.
South African golfer and four-times major champion Ernie Els looks forward to the return of Tiger Woods at the Farmers Insurance Open next week at Torrey Pines in La Jolla, California.
From the “it ain’t gonna happen” department, Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti wants the league to diminish the number of commercials shown on NFL TV broadcasts.
A large share of fans responded to the NFL’s tactile endorsement of Colin Kaepernick’s anti-American message by refusing to tune into games, prompting a huge decline in TV ratings.
New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady, Head Coach Bill Belichick, and principle owner Robert Kraft, according to SB Nation staff writer Charlotte Wilder, by supporting New York billionaire Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, somehow leaves their fans struggling with “emotional implications” making it hard for them to watch the games and enjoy the team’s march to another Super Bowl victory.
Golfer extraordinaire, Rory McIlroy, admitted in a recent interview that he wasn’t forthright when he blamed fear of contracting the Zika virus as the reason that he withdrew from the 2016 Rio Olympics in August.
The NFL and certain sports networks would like you to believe that the 2016 election was the reason for the serious downtick in viewer participation, yet post-election data doesn’t really support this premise.
The #2 ranked golfer in the world Rory McIlroy acknowledged that he is “drawn” to Tiger Woods and admits he’s “one of the biggest Tiger fans you will ever come across.”
Left-wing activist and losing NBA coach Stan Van Gundy took time with Sporting News to discuss racism, sexism, and Trump bashing instead of spending time studying how to win basketball games, which is what he is paid to do by the Detroit Pistons.
As Amanda Nunes defends her belt against the once-invincible Ronda Rousey at the T-Mobile Arena at UFC 207 on Friday night, an era comes to an end for mixed martial arts broadcasting with the exit of Mike Goldberg.
Tiger Woods came up empty in PGA tour wins in 2016, but according to the list of Forbes Wealthiest Americans his wallet didn’t.
President-Elect Donald Trump and the soon-to-be first lady Melania celebrated Christmas Eve services at the church where they were married in 2005.
Much to the chagrin of LGBTQ activists and the newly elected Democratic governor of North Carolina Roy Cooper, state lawmakers voted on Thursday not to repeal the controversial HB2, otherwise known as the “Bathroom Bill.”