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When something appears too good to be true, that’s likely because it is.

A new judge has been assigned to hear the criminal case against former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez after the original judge, Jennifer Prinz Harrison, recused herself and withdrew from the case on Tuesday.

Mark Sanchez spoke, albeit briefly, with local Indianapolis media following his formal booking on charges of felony battery on Sunday.

Newly released video shows Fox Sports broadcaster and former NFL QB Mark Sanchez wandering aimlessly alone in downtown Indianapolis in the early morning hours ahead of his altercation with a truck driver that sent both men to the hospital and

Mark Sanchez, former quarterback for the New York Jets, was taken to jail after being released from the hospital following a violent fight.

Several concerning details have begun to emerge from Mark Sanchez’s arrest over the weekend, in which he was also stabbed in a dispute with a truck driver.

Fox Sports color analyst Tom Brady became the target of anger after suggesting “kicking the dog” as a method of relieving frustration.

Fox Sports Major League Baseball (MLB) reporter Ken Rosenthal has drawn the ire of fans on social media after cameras caught him glaring at a cameraman he collided with on live television.

Michael Wilbon, a member in good standing of the legacy sports media, has broken ranks to publicly admit what so many outside the media already know: The major sports media networks have ruined college football.

Tom Brady is assuring NFL fans that, as a broadcaster, his minority ownership in the Las Vegas Raiders won’t make him lie about other teams.

In news that will shock no football fan, the NFL is once again changing the rules to benefit Tom Brady.

On Monday, it was reported that Ohio State University had banned Barstool Sports President Dave Portnoy from Ohio Stadium ahead of the Buckeyes’ crucial season-opening matchup against Texas. Now, after the school tried to deny the ban, Portnoy is ripping

Fox Networks could go dark on YouTube TV this week over an ongoing carriage dispute, with less than two weeks to go before the NFL season kicks off.

Super Bowl champion, Pro Football Hall of Famer, and longtime Fox Sports analyst Jimmy Johnson has decided to retire after over 25 years at the network.

Former Vice President of Officiating and current FOX Sports NFL Rules Analyst Mike Pereira says he “understands” why some believe referees show favoritism to the Kansas City Chiefs but called the notion that referees are intentionally making calls for the Chiefs “ridiculous.”

Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady is an NFL owner who could focus on football and help run his team if he wanted, but it sounds like he’s staying put.

Fox Sports 1 host Joy Taylor took a break from debating the legacy of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes on Thursday to slam the incoming Trump Administration by saying America only has “a couple more days” of freedom.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith says he’s “heartbroken” over the sexual harassment allegations against his former co-host Skip Bayless and says the charges don’t sync with what he knows of Bayless.

Sports commentator Jason Whitlock has accused Shannon Sharpe of “baiting” his Fox Sports colleague Skip Bayless into a “pimp competition.”

The internet was flooded Monday with explosive allegations contained in a lawsuit involving former Fox Sports employees Skip Bayless and Joy Taylor. Still, Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy is having none of it.

Former Fox Sports commentator Jason Whitlock has gotten himself in hot water for “misogynistic” comments about Joy Taylor.

A former Fox Sports hairdresser has filed suit against Fox Sports alleging she was a victim of sexual harassment by commentator Skip Bayless.

Michael Strahan erupted at a reporter when asked about the Veterans’ Day Weekend anthem controversy, when he did not put his hand on his heart. 

Some fans are calling on FOX Sports to fire Michael Strahan after he stood for the national anthem during Veterans Day weekend without placing his hand over his heart.

Tom Brady is no stranger to being roasted. However, unlike on his famed Netflix special, not nearly as many people are laughing after this one.

The location of Tom Brady’s broadcast debut has been learned, and it will be in Cleveland, Ohio, when the Browns take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1.

Antitrust experts are raising alarm bells as entertainment giant Disney aims to control over 80 percent of nationally broadcast sporting events through joint venture with Fox and Warner. The CEO of competing platform Fubo says that Disney “has consistently engaged in anticompetitive practices that aim to monopolize the market, stifle any form of competition, create higher pricing for subscribers and cheat consumers from deserved choice.”

Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski seems to agree with strangling his own sport in the crib by supporting the California’s ban on tackle football

During a recent interview with Barstool’s Pardon My Take podcast, Fox Sports’ Charissa Thompson admitted that she used to make up sideline reports if she couldn’t get an interview with a coach.

Fox Sports reaped huge ratings rewards for its airing of college football’s Week 1 game between Dion Sanders’ Colorado Buffaloes and TCU.

Tom Brady made his first appearance on Fox Sports as an employee and made his first bold prediction.

Fox and Amazon NFL broadcaster Charissa Thompson recently spoke about the emotional reaction she had while watching her home get burglarized on her cell phone.

According to Joe Flint of the Wall Street Journal, Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch referenced the 42% drop in reach Thursday Night Football suffered since leaving Fox for Amazon while speaking at the MoffettNathanson conference.

Legendary quarterback Tom Brady may have retired from the NFL, but he still has some major deals in play that he might quit.

Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, and Twitter, was seen sitting with News Corp Executive President Rupert Murdoch while attending Super Bowl LVII on Sunday in Glendale, AZ.

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.”