Spending time with Dennis Rodman in the mid-1990s meant having a front-row seat to the basketball/pop culture phenomenon of the Bulls, an experience that can only be described as surreal.
We asked the Phillies righty what he’s doing without baseball, how he’s training without a start date and his ideas for the upcoming season.
While Brad Keselowski said he understood the desire to get back racing as soon as possible, he also said he understood the potential health implications.
Martin Truex Jr., Chase Elliott and others discuss their favorite drivers growing up.
The smiles would soon be a thing of the past
Percy Harvin is planning an NFL comeback nearly four years after his last game. The former Florida star and first-round draft pick by Minnesota in 2009 expects to get invited to a training camp this season and show his 32-year-old body still has what it takes to be an elite playmaker. ”It’s destiny,” Harvin told Sports Betting News on Wednesday.
The Boston Celtics’ conference calls have become a star-studded affair, with Mark Wahlberg and LL Cool J talking to the team while it is waiting out the coronavirus pandemic. Also making an appearance was former NFL player Myron Rolle, who went on to become a doctor and is now treating COVID-19 patients at Massachusetts General Hospital. Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge says Rolle has a “fascinating story� that he shared with the team.
Albert Pujols won three MVPs with the Cardinals, but is he the best ever at a loaded position? Hank Greenberg, Jimmie Foxx and Lou Gehrig all have a case.
Nick Hardwick’s rise from Purdue walk-on to all-time Chargers great could be made into a movie. AP With NFL draft kicking off on Thursday, let’s take a look at the 10 biggest draft steals from Purdue in the last 30 years.
The flu-like illness Michael Jordan fought through to lead the Chicago Bulls to a crucial victory in the 1997 NBA Finals created instant fodder for the virtue of perseverance. Think about Jordan’s ”Flu Game” through the lens of the pandemic and social distancing. ”This flew in the face of what they had been taught and socialized to do, which is, ‘Let’s play,”’ said John Tauer, the men’s basketball coach and psychology professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota.
