Category: Sports

Everyone is drooling over the quarterback drama. Typical. But while the media obsesses over who takes the snaps, the guy actually snapping the ball remains a massive question mark. Ryan Kelly walked away into retirement, leaving a gaping void right in the middle of Kevin O’Connell’s offensive line. It is a quiet crisis. Blake Brandel […]

Tampa is empty. The circus left. With the SEC media days wrapped up, we are officially staring down the barrel of another college football season. On Friday, the league’s press corps released its annual preseason All-SEC team. Last year, the media treated Oklahoma like an afterthought, handing them a measly three selections. This year? The […]

College basketball scheduling is a circus. The latest casualty? The highly anticipated 2026-27 showdown between Michigan and Duke. It is officially dead. According to multiple reports, the marquee matchup is off the books, proving once again that television executives always win. Blame the lawyers. The programs originally planned to clash at Madison Square Garden in […]

The carousel keeps spinning. James Triantos is finally getting his shot in the big leagues, leaving Kevin Alcántara to pack his bags for Iowa. Meanwhile, Jacob Wallace, a July signing, jumps from the desert heat of rookie ball straight to Double-A Knoxville. Oh, and Drew Pomeranz cleared waivers. He’s technically an Iowa Cub now, assuming […]

Megan Rapinoe is back in the culture war trenches. The former U.S. Women’s National Team star took to the daytime television stage on Tuesday, declaring that the crusade to ban transgender athletes from female sports isn’t about fairness at all. It is, she argues, a direct assault on womanhood itself. Appearing on ABC’s “The View,” […]

Menno is a quiet town, but Thursday night had some noise. Parkston Post 194 is heading back to the big show. Again. For the third straight year, they booked a ticket to the Class B American Legion state tournament, dispatching Platte/Geddes Post 115 in a 6-2 regional championship victory. It wasn’t particularly close. They went […]

Chris Sale is still a master of the craft, even when the defense behind him forgets how the sun works. On Thursday, the veteran lefty matched his season-high with 11 strikeouts, grinding his way to his 11th victory as the Atlanta Braves edged the San Diego Padres 6-5. It wasn’t pretty. It rarely is in […]

Money talks. Right now, it’s screaming. While baseball’s billionaire owners and the players’ union prepare to tear each other apart over the future of the sport, this year’s crop of draft picks is busy laughing all the way to the bank. Less than two weeks after the July 11 draft in Philly, 18 of the […]

The F1 circus rolls into Budapest. One last push before the summer break. The Hungaroring hosts the action from July 24 to 26, marking forty years since the sport first arrived here in 1986. The drama is already boiling over. In Belgium, Kimi Antonelli snatched his sixth victory of the season, stretching his championship lead […]

Video game covers don’t come with championship rings. Tell that to the marketing suits at 2K Sports, who just slapped San Antonio Spurs giant Victor Wembanyama on the cover of NBA 2K27. It was a decision that raised eyebrows, especially in New York. Just months ago, Jalen Brunson and the Knicks absolutely dismantled Wembanyama’s Spurs […]