Not One. Not Two. But THREE Home Run Robberies For Angels’ Jo Adell
The Los Angeles Angels haven’t had a ton to celebrate over the last few decades. Since their World Series win in 2002, the Halos have toiled in relative obscurity, wasting the prime years of not one, but two future Hall of Famers in Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani, with little postseason success to show for […]
Rory McIlroy Breaks Down Pivotal Moment He Ignored His Caddie During Final Round Of Masters Victory
It felt like every shot Rory McIlroy hit during the final round of the 2025 Masters was a pivotal one, but there is one in particular that came before he had even made the turn that victorious Sunday afternoon that undoubtedly stands out. If McIlroy had listened to his caddie, however, we would’ve never seen […]
Five Professional Athletes Who ‘Resurrected’ Their Careers
Happy Easter, everyone! I hope you all are enjoying some deviled eggs and praising the Lord, who was resurrected on this day (more or less) roughly 2000 years ago. Speaking of which, it got me thinking about athletes who have resurrected their careers. Whether it was a bad injury or personal demons, these five athletes […]
Bryson DeChambeau Steps In After Asterisk Talley’s Emotional Interview, ‘Little Meltdown’ At Augusta
Everything was going so well for 17-year-old phenom Asterisk Talley during Sunday’s final round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur. She then arrived to Amen Corner, and became the latest addition to the long, long list of players who left golf’s most famous stretch of holes searching for a prayer. Talley began the final round […]
Joey Chestnut Annihilates Tampa Bay Buccaneers In A Cake Eating Contest
When you talk about competitive eating, there’s one name that’s synonymous with the sport — yes, sport — and that name is Joey Chestnut. While he’s known for his performances at the Super Bowl of competitive eating, the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, he’s also capable of blowing away the competition and smashing records all […]
Geno Auriemma’s Handshake Drama Continues As Dan Hurley Rushes To Defend ‘Classiest’ Colleague
INDIANAPOLIS— UConn coaches sticking up for each other isn’t exactly shocking. Still, Geno Auriemma made sure the spotlight found him Friday night—and not for the right reasons — which bled into Saturday evening with Dan Hurley after the Huskies defeated Illinois. What followed quickly snowballed into a full-blown controversy, one Auriemma largely created himself. And […]
Nationals Celebrate 21st Birthday With Fan Crushing Ceremonial First Sip
Hey, want to feel old for a second? It has been 21 years since the Expos bid adieu to Montreal and set up shop in our nation’s capital as the Washington Nationals. In fact, Saturday, April 4 was the 21st anniversary of the team’s first-ever game, an 8-4 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies on the […]
Dan Hurley’s Alter Ego Fuels UConn’s March To The National Championship Game, And He’s Not Done Yet
INDIANAPOLIS — Dan Hurley walked off the court inside Lucas Oil Stadium like Vince McMahon would walk to a WWE ring. Some may call it swagger, others may call it an alter-ego. Either way, UConn will play for a national championship on Monday night, after plenty of people said they wouldn’t get past Illinois. To […]
Seeing The Fab Five Reunited Will Warm Your Cold, ’90s Baby Heart
There are a lot of reunions I never thought I would see in my lifetime. Sting and The Police. Eddie Van Halen and David Lee Roth. Jeter and A-Rod. It just so happens all of those once-contentious relationships ended up thawing and leading to renewed partnerships, both personally and professionally, for all parties involved. One […]
The New Ceremonial First Pitch Measuring Stick: Don’t Do Worse Than Hello Kitty
Now that the MLB season is underway, we’re going to be seeing lots of one of my favorite things the sports world has to offer: ceremonial first pitches. I’m fascinated by how something that has no impact on the game can carry so much pressure with so little payoff. Throw a perfect heater from the […]