On Thursday, Shohei Ohtani’s legend expanded significantly. Ohtani did something he had never done in his MLB career: he pitched a complete game, only one day after it was rumored that the Los Angeles Angels removed him off the trade market prior to Tuesday’s deadline. In the Angels’ 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers, he… Continue reading Ohtani Tosses a One-hit Shutout and Smashes Two HRs

Former Minnesota football players told Front Office Sports that coach P.J. Fleck’s program is a “cult” and that its atmosphere is “fraught with intimidation and toxicity.” According to a player reported by FOS, Fleck is accused of “minimizing the seriousness of some pretty horrendous injuries,” as well as interfering with medical protocols by pushing wounded… Continue reading Here We Go Again – Another Program Under Fire from Former Players

Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of Michigan, and the NCAA are negotiating a resolution that is expected to result in four games of this season’s suspension for him due to punishments for allegedly making misleading statements to investigators in the first place, sources told Yahoo Sports. The resolution was negotiated, and the agreement represents a… Continue reading Michigan Coach Jim Harbaugh Suspension is Looming

Starting next year, two of the top teams in college basketball, UNC and Kansas, will face off in a two-game series. The two universities announced on Monday that they have agreed to a home-and-home schedule for the 2024–2025 campaign. Why it’s important The game in 2024 will mark UNC’s second visit to Kansas’ illustrious Allen… Continue reading UNC & Kansas Agree to Play One Another at Home

(AP) CHARLOTTE, N.C. According to a person with knowledge of the matter, the NBA Board of Governors decided to endorse Michael Jordan’s sale of the Charlotte Hornets to an ownership group led by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall. Due to the fact that the deal won’t be finalized for at least another week, the individual… Continue reading League Approves Michael Jordan’s Sale of Charlotte Hornets

Indianapolis, Ind. The Indianapolis Colts and quarterback Anthony Richardson, who was selected fourth overall in the NFL Draft, reached an agreement on a four-year, $34 million contract on Monday. One of the few first-round picks still unsigned as training camps started or were about to start was Richardson. The Colts rely on the former Florida… Continue reading QB Anthony Richardson and Colts agree to a 4-year – $34M contract

LeBron James and Steph Curry go way back. In fact, the Los Angeles Lakers star even saw Curry play at Davidson more than ten years ago when the Warriors guard was still playing there, as depicted in a 2008 NCAA Tournament scene from Curry’s new Apple TV+ documentary “Underrated.” Curry was asked by Sports Illustrated… Continue reading How Does Steph Curry Describe His Relationship With Lebron?

The Houston Astros rank 12th in baseball with 4.7 runs per game as a team. They have 455 runs scored and a.318 team batting average. 164 doubles and 117 home runs have been recorded by the Astros as a team. Their batting average is.249, and they have 821 base hits in addition to 438 RBIs… Continue reading Sunday Free MLB Pick – Oakland vs Houston

“Control what you can control” Cody Bellinger, whose name has been consumed by the rumor mill as the MLB trade deadline draws near, offered some wise advice. He was legitimately questioned about the trade deadline after driving in two runs in the third inning of the Cubs’ 4-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on… Continue reading Will Cubs Trade Cody Bellinger?

College athletes have been able to make money off of their name, image, and likeness (NIL) for the past two years, but the quest for the ideal system continues. While some have made seven figures off of their appearance, such as Olivia Dunne and the Cavinder twins, others are treating it like professional sports and… Continue reading Lane Kiffin Says College Football is Currently a Sh– Show Because of This