A chance at redemption? After Fergie’s rendition of “The Star-Spangled Bannerâ€� during the NBA All-Star Game wasn’t exactly well received, the Colorado Springs Sky Sox invited the singer to their national anthem audition. “Although your ‘jazzy’ National Anthem rendition was not exactly
The Colts re-signed kicker Adam Vinatieri to a one-year contract. Vinatieri, who is returning for his 23rd season, is 58 points shy of becoming the NFL’s career scoring leader.
The Big 12 issued a public reprimand of West Virginia coach Bob Huggins on Thursday. Huggins had criticized officials over the disparity in free throw attempts for his Mountaineers and Kansas in Saturday’s loss to the Jayhawks.
Relievers can come from anywhere, which means you don’t know some of 2018’s best relief arms yet. Let’s guess who they may be.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff thinks Formula One must address the controversial look of the Halo cockpit device, one he says he would remove with a chainsaw.
Two specific proposals for a play-in tournament for the NBA playoffs are circulating at the league’s highest levels. Here’s what it means.
New York, which got within a game of the World Series and added Giancarlo Stanton in the offseason, isn’t the team to beat, Brian Cashman says.
For hockey fans, the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast has become essential thanks to co-host Ryan Whitney, an irreverent former NHL defenseman who now has enough time in retirement to indulge his passion for golf. The game comes up often in Whitney’s conversations with hockey stars and his co-hosts, and the other day he told about a trip to Medalist Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Fla., alongside fellow Massachusetts native and former tour player James Driscoll. Told the night before at dinner that Tiger Woods, who plays and practices out of Medalist, had been out at the club the previous three days, Whitney was hopeful that he would cross paths with the player the next day on the course.
Let’s talk for a minute about defensive statistics. These tend to be pretty controversial among traditional baseball fans; people get ticked off when the numbers tell them something that conflicts with what their eyes tell them.
Henrik Lundqvist holds all the cards as it regards to his future and New York’s, and his contract, and no-trade clause, makes moving him at the deadline a chore.
