A decade ago, the Knicks were one pick away out on Stephen Curry. Maybe, given the chance, president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry don’t want it to happen a second time.
Golfer Aaron Wise won his first-career PGA Tour event on Sunday, winning the AT&T Byron Nelson by three strokes over Marc Leishman. He took home a cool $1.38 million in the process. When it came time to celebrate his career milestone, Wise had to settle for a hug rather than a post-win kiss. The exchange — and all of its awkwardness — quickly made rounds on Twitter after playing out on live TV. Ouch. But no, Wise did not appear to be friend-zoned in the post-win moment. The woman who greeted him was his girlfriend and fellow University of Oregon athlete, Reagan Trussell. He wrote last year in an Instagram photo: Can’t believe i get to call this girl mine 💕 So while we don’t know why Wise’s kiss
For the sake of argument, let’s forget Game 3 of the the Eastern Conference finals ever happened. Now, as honestly as possible, try to answer this question: Are the Cleveland Cavaliers really better than the Boston Celtics? The Celtics blew doors on the Cavs in Games 1 and 2 at TD Garden, before
As they prepared for Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals, the Capitals and Lightning talked about the Vegas Golden Knights’ surprising run to their first Stanley Cup Final. “They’re a wonderful story,” said Lightning coach Jon Cooper.
President Donald Trump jump-started his old battle with the NFL when he congratulated race car drivers as patriots who stand for the playing of the ‘Star Spangled Banner.’ ‘One thing I love about NASCAR is they do indeed stand for the playing of the National Anthem. They do indeed,’ the
Three decades after Pete Rose’s betting got him banned for life, MLB is entering a potentially lucrative, exhilarating and messy new frontier.
As DeMarcus Cousins heads toward free agency, Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry says “there’s not one single person” in the organization that doesn’t want the All-Star big man to return to the team.
Donald Trump also mentioned how NASCAR teams stand for the national anthem on Monday when he hosted 2017 Cup Series champ Martin Truex Jr..
LeBron James scored 44 points and Tristan Thompson made major contributions on both ends as Cleveland knotted the Eastern Conference finals.
Cleveland jumped to a big lead in Game 4 and is in position to knot the Eastern Conference finals. But Boston is clawing back in the second half.
