A bottle of booze dispatched to the locker of Blue Jays’ first baseman Chris Colabello served as an I’m-sorry-I-beaned-you-I didn’t-mean-it message from Boston hurler Steven Wright on Monday.
Los Angeles City Council members voted unanimously to abstain from conducting business with North Carolina because of their law mandating that patrons of public bathrooms only use ones that correspond with the gender in which they were born.
“It’s manifest destiny,” NBA commissioner Adam Silver responded Friday when asked why it was necessary to emblazon corporate logos on all NBA team jerseys starting in the 2017-18 season.
The new Los Angeles Rams executed a blockbuster trade with the Tennessee Titans for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft.
Former Saints defensive end Will Smith, gunned down in an apparent road rage incident Saturday, may have been involved in a hit-and-run accident with his alleged assailant just moments before the fatal shooting.
Former NFL lineman Daryn Colledge, known by many as the player who raised his helmet above his head each game at the end of the ceremonial “Star Spangled Banner,” has joined the Army National Guard.
Despite yanking his drive into the bushes on 18 on way to a triple bogey, Bryson DeChambeau sits only four back of leader Jordan Spieth as he continues his quest to become the first amateur to win the Masters.
Considered by many to be the greatest soccer player of all time, Pele contends today’s footballers come up short compared to those of the past.
Two MLB records collide on Friday when Colorado Rockies shortstop Trevor Story strolls to the batters box against the San Diego Padres at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado.
Last April when the world’s 2,535th-ranked amateur golfer gazed at the TV tuned to the Masters while sitting in a Farmington, Minnesota, saloon, he told his dad that someday he would take him to Augusta National to watch the tournament.
According to a recent survey of over 50 PGA Tour players, seventy percent of them believe that Tiger Woods will never win another major championship.
Canadian authorities arrested a NASCAR driver, who last year became the the first native American to start a Sprint Cup race, and charged him as a chief operative in a tobacco-smuggling and drug-running operation.
A shocking video surfaced of Los Angeles Lakers forward Nick Young, filmed by his rookie teammate D’Angelo Russell, admitting that he cheated on his fiancée Iggy Azalea.
Next week in Augusta Rory McIlroy bows out of a portion of the “tradition unlike any other,” choosing not to play in the annual three-par competition at the Masters.
This weekend a man showed his displeasure with the Tampa Bay Rays recent trip to play a game in Cuba by jumping on the field and hurling a full can of beer into their dugout during the seventh inning of their game against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Bradenton, Florida.
The NBA threatened to move the 2017 All-Star Game from the home of the Charlotte Hornets to a different venue because North Carolina passed a state-wide law requiring people to use public bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex.
Openly gay football player Michael Sam might never have been drafted if not for the league crafting a deal with the St. Louis Rams to pick him in the seventh round of the 2014 NFL draft.
President Obama explained why he changed the rules to allow Cuban players to join American teams, without having to denounce their Cuban citizenship.
Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank’s dream of hosting numerous Super Bowls in the team’s new Mercedes-Benz Stadium to open in 2017 may turn into a nightmare if Georgia House Bill 757 becomes law.
When Butler tips off against Virginia tonight in Raleigh, North Carolina, Butler Blue III will be missing from the premises.
Wednesday Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout, often compared to the old school baseball players of yesteryear, expressed that he prefers his sport not change its traditions and veer in the direction that Bryce Harper advocates for in his recent ESPN interview.
Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Eugene Monroe published a Twitter tour de force on Tuesday by advocating for the benefits of medical marijuana.
Suspended ESPN baseball color analyst Curt Schilling proved in an FEC form documenting a $250 donation to the Ben Carson presidential campaign that he anticipated the you know what was about to hit the fan regarding his further employment for the leading sports network.
Houston Astros outfielder Carlos Gomez thinks Bryce Harper may have been on to something when he recently advocated for baseball players to show more emotion in their sport.
Hall of Fame pitcher Goose Gossage said that MLB executives consist of a lot of “nerds” turning baseball into a “joke.”
Coming off of a fifty game suspension in 2015 for using a banned substance, highly touted Red Sox pitching prospect Michael Kopech broke his pitching hand in an altercation with his roommate.
“It was a bad performance all the way through,” said 2015 league MVP Stephen Curry, adding, “It was just one of those days that you want to avoid at all costs.” Head coach Steve Kerr attributes the loss to the team’s age group, the majority of the players on the team being Millennials.
Appearing on Comcast SportsNet’s Breakfast On Broad, former Ohio State defensive back Eli Apple said that the strangest question ever asked him by a coach at a football combine concerned his sexual preference.
The Deflategate controversy resurfaced yesterday when three Judges from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan fired rigorously on an NFL Players Association attorney, with one claiming that ball tampering by Tom Brady of the New England Patriots “was compelling, if not overwhelming.”
Sports has a way of enriching our lives whether you’re a weekend warrior or a hoop fanatic obsessing over March Madness. With Forbes magazine’s release of the world’s richest people on Tuesday, sports enriched some sports fanatics to billionaire status.
Chicago White Sox outfielder Adam Eaton repeatedly apologized for tweeting a remark questioning why the Oscars telecast on Sunday night had to become all about racism.
Responding to Ted Cruz’s remark during Thursday Night’s GOP debate that Donald Trump once fired Dennis Rodman on Celebrity Apprentice, the NBA’s most famous weirdo sent a message to the Texas lawmaker that “he’s about to fire his ass too.”
Erin Andrews’ father testified Wednesday that the peephole video released on the internet of his daughter undressing in a hotel room rendered her “a shell of the person she use to be.”
Texas Rangers pitcher Cole Hamels filed a lawsuit against a British events promoter in Pennsylvania after he and his wife failed to receive their tickets to a Victoria’s Secret fashion show they had paid $70,000 for as part of a VIP package deal.
Tiger Woods’ agent, Mark Steinberg, denied claims made by Fox Sports senior reporter Robert Lusetich that the golf icon’s health condition threatens his return to the tour.
Ruben Tejada rejoined the New York Mets at Port St. Lucie training facilities on Monday after suffering a broken leg during the NL Division Series, when Dodgers infielder Chase Utley crashed in to him in an effort to break up a double play.
Three-time NBA Finals MVP Shaquille O’Neal and four-time NBA leading scorer Allen Iverson head the nominees for the 2016 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Five years ago when the NCAA expanded the March Madness playoff tournament to include 68 games, confusion developed over naming the rounds of the tournament.
Prompted by Dodgers Chase Utley’s far reaching slide to break up a double play during the second game of the 2015 NL division series that broke Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada’s right leg, MLB plans to change the rule governing slides into bases.
The ordinarily flamboyant and boastful Carolina quarterback Cam Newton gave reporters less than three minutes in his post Super Bowl 50 presser responding to questions with almost monosyllabic answers.
