When training camps open around the league next month, the NFL wants teams to be mindful of the spike in preseason concussions last year. The NFL found that preseason concussions were up 73 percent from 2016 and that most of them occurred in 11-on-11 drills conducted in practices ahead of the first preseason
Getting players to buy into advanced data isn’t just the plotline of “Moneyball” anymore. It has created a whole new role within the locker room.
Renault has played down the impact of its latest engine upgrade, following suggestions it might have unlocked a Q3 “party mode” to rival Mercedes at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Chase Edmonds may be famous for being a rising NFL star for the Arizona Cardinals, but now he’s going viral for his insane work out. The 22-year-old athlete shared a video of himself on social media doing glute hamstring raises – an incredibly difficult move that engages the abdominals, hips and
Detroit’s former pitching coach, Chris Bosio, was terminated for directing a racial insult at a black staffer, according to The Athletic.
The controversy surrounding the James Harden trade of 2012 may never fade. It remains one of the most complicated and misunderstood transactions in league history. Every time the Thunder come up short, and every time Harden succeeds, the embers get stoked again. “What if the Thunder hadn’t traded
After his latest session in the Williams, Robert Kubica joked that the strongest part of the team’s problematic FW41 is its livery.
The Lakers have a very good chance to get LeBron James in free agency, especially if they can land Paul George and Kawhi Leonard. But one big question would still remain.
As the Milwaukee Bucks mull what to do with restricted free agent Jabari Parker this summer, the 23-year-old will have no shortage of suitors on the market. Per NBA reporter Gery Woelfel, the Philadelphia 76ers, Sacramento Kings and Utah Jazz are among the potential teams that could pursue Parker. Other
Nearly four years ago, the NFL responded to its disastrous handling of the Ray Rice domestic violence case by beefing up the Personal Conduct Policy, and by huffing and puffing about a new six-game baseline suspension for any player who is found to have committed similar offenses. On multiple occasions
