 Video: Army fake field goal backfires in worst way
Fake field goals are always a huge risk. There are so many ways they could go wrong, and they often do.
Still, Army’s attempt at one on Saturday against Wake Forest was particularly notable for how badly it backfired. Backup quarterback Cade Ballard was tasked with throwing the pass, but the lame duck lob was intercepted by Traveon Redd, who had nothing but green in front of him.
ARMY TRIED A FAKE FIELD GOAL BUT UNDEFEATED WAKE FOREST TOOK IT BACK FOR A PICK SIX!!! pic.twitter.com/isZBeO
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Video: Caleb Williams saves game for Oklahoma with quick thinking
Caleb Williams’ grip on the Oklahoma starting quarterback job seems to tighten every week.
Williams and the Sooners faced an upset bid from the Kansas Jayhawks on Saturday, with the game coming down to the final possession. Oklahoma faced a 4th and 1 from their own 46 with 3:20 left and went for it, knowing that failure would give Kansas the ball back with excellent field position.
It looked like the Jayhawks had done their job. The defense wrapped up Oklahoma running back Kennedy Brooks
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Magic Johnson had incredulous reaction to Lakers bench altercation
Magic Johnson sounded like a disappointed dad after witnessing the incident on the Los Angeles Lakers bench during Friday’s loss to the Phoenix Suns.
Johnson reacted on Twitter to the altercation between Anthony Davis and Dwight Howard during a timeout in the first half of their 115-105 defeat (video here).
“Dwight Howard and AD got into a physical altercation on the bench,” the retired Lakers legend tweeted. “In my 42 years of being associated with the Lakers organizati
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Kansas desperate to get fans to game during Oklahoma upset bid
The Kansas Jayhawks made a bid for a stunning upset on Saturday, and the school was desperate to get people to the stadium to witness it.
The Jayhawks were 38.5-point underdogs at home Saturday against unbeaten Oklahoma, but the first half unfolded in surprising fashion. Kansas managed to hold the high-powered Sooner offense scoreless in the first half, taking a 10-0 lead into the locker room. Oklahoma did score a touchdown in the third quarter, but Kansas answered with another score of their o
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Video: Michigan band trolls Ohio State with amazing routine
The Michigan band put on a show at halftime of Saturday’s game, featuring a hilarious routine that took a shot at rival Ohio State.
The Wolverine marching band staged a halftime skit depicting a game of beer pong. They even had an Ohio State ping pong ball that fell well short of the “cup.” Naturally, the Michigan ball made it into the cup.
Michigan marching band just performed a beer pong skit with an Ohio State ping pong ball missing the cup and a Michigan ball going in the
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Video: Oklahoma-Kansas game briefly halted due to power outage
Saturday’s game between Oklahoma and Kansas was halted due to a brief power outage in Lawrence.
With just over ten minutes to go in the first quarter, Kansas Memorial Stadium lost power. All the scoreboards went down, prompting an official timeout. The succinctly stated reason was that “everything is off.”
"Timeout on the field. Everything is off" pic.twitter.com/z5oyUqjspS
— ✯✯✯✯✯ (@FTBVids_YT) October 23, 2021
The Oklahoman’s Ryan Aber, covering the ...
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Video: Bill Walton’s ‘College GameDay’ appearance was hilariously perfect
With ESPN’s “College GameDay” traveling to UCLA for Saturday’s game against Oregon, they simply had to bring in Bill Walton as the celebrity guest picker. It was a decision that absolutely did not disappoint, either.
Walton brought his A-game in his appearance on the set, embracing his role as a college football picker by getting into his “stance” and going to “smack some of these guys around.”
Bill Walton is a national treasure
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Russell Wilson reportedly in line for quick return from finger surgery
Russell Wilson appears to be making very rapid progress as he works his way back from finger surgery.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Saturday that the Seattle Seahawks quarterback expects to have the pin removed from his sprained middle finger this week. If all goes well, Wilson will have a chance of returning when he is eligible to come off injured reserve in Week 10.
If Wilson does come back for Week 10, he’ll actually miss the minimum possible number of games. The Seahawks
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Report: LSU, USC have same top target for head coaching jobs
LSU and USC are both premier coaching positions. With both open at the same time, there was inevitably going to be some overlap on their lists of targets.
According to Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports, both the Trojans and Tigers will have Penn State’s James Franklin at or near the top of their wishlists. Feldman said on “Big Noon Kickoff” Saturday that LSU’s decision to part ways with Ed Orgeron complicated USC’s search by putting them in the running for the same coach
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Ex-Kings announcer Grant Napear suing radio company over ‘all lives matter’ firing
Former Sacramento Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear, who was fired last year after telling DeMarcus Cousins that “all lives matter,” is now suing the parent company of KHTK-AM 1140, which serves as the radio home of the Kings.
Napear is seeking in excess of “$75,000 in damages for wrongful termination, discrimination and retaliation,” reports The Sacramento Bee.
"Over the course of a 26-year broadcasting career (on KHTK) Grant Napear became a prominent member o...
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Did Spencer Rattler hint at transfer with Instagram bio change?
Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler, who was once considered a Heisman Trophy front runner and a potential top-5 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, now finds himself riding the pine.
Rattler was benched last week in favor of true freshman Caleb Williams, who has now been named the team’s starting quarterback. And not co-quarterback, mind you, but QB1. Beyond just that, Williams is already now considered a Heisman contender.
That, understandably, does not sit well with Rattler. And although he&#
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‘Mattress Mack’ set to cash largest sports bet payout ever if Astros win
Jim McIngvale, a businessman from Houston who also goes by the name “Mattress Mack,” is back in the news.
The owner and operator of the Gallery Furniture retail chain is potentially in line for the largest payoff in legal gambling history. All he needs is for the Houston Astros to defeat either the Atlanta Braves or Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. If they do, his $2 million bet at Caesars will turn into $20 million (over $35 million in total).
And what will “Mattress
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Ex-Astro trolls bitter fans who think Astros are cheating
The Houston Astros, fresh off a years-long cheating scandal, are headed back to the World Series after defeating the Boston Red Sox, 4-2, in the ALCS.
Their triumph did not come without a little controversy, however.
Throughout the 2021 MLB Playoffs, the Astros have again been accused of cheating. First, Chicago White Sox reliever Ryan Tepera accused them of stealing signs during the ALDS and then fans noticed some curious whistling during the ALCS — a cheating tactic the Astros had been
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Chas McCormick, Jose Siri have dance party after Astros clinch
The Houston Astros on Friday clinched the American League pennant and a berth to the World Series. They had a huge celebration on the field, and then some of their players enjoyed a dance party in the clubhouse.
FOX showed video inside the Astros’ clubhouse of some players dancing as they had a champagne celebration. Outfielders Chas McCormick and Jose Siri put on a show with their dances.
DANCE PARTY in the @astros locker room pic.twitter.com/X1TKFuDA7g
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONF
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Yordan Alvarez puts together historic ALCS in MVP effort
If there’s one name Boston Red Sox fans will walk away from the 2021 season never forgetting, it’s Yordan Alvarez.
Alvarez was an absolute monster in the ALCS and won MVP for deserving reasons. He got a hit in every game of the series and was the catalyst for Houston winning the pivotal Game 5 in Boston.
As if his 3-for-5 night and delivering the first 3 RBIs in Game 5 weren’t enough, Alvarez was at it again in Game 6.
Alvarez went 4-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI in t
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Video: Rajon Rondo gets courtside fan ejected in bizarre sequence
Friday night’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Phoenix Suns was a bizarre one, and Lakers guard Rajon Rondo added to the bedlam.
During a stoppage in play in the third quarter, Rondo went up to a fan sitting courtside and pointed his fingers right in the fan’s face, doing a mock gun-shooting motion. The fan responded by smacking Rondo’s hand away and was promptly ejected by security at Staples Center. Have a look.
Rondo & a fan pic.twitter.com/UptYbNCaA5
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Kyle Tucker gets bubble gum bath after huge homer to ice Game 6
Kyle Tucker got to celebrate in style after smashing a huge home run to ice Game 6 of the ALCS and send his Houston Astros to the World Series.
Tucker was batting with two on and two outs and Houston up 2-0 in the bottom of the eighth inning Friday night against the Boston Red Sox. He took a 2-1 pitch down the middle from Adam Ottavino deep to the opposite field for a 3-run home run to make it 5-0.
.@KTuck30 provides the insurance! pic.twitter.com/bggIP24A8m
— MLB (@MLB) October 23, 2021
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Video: Anthony Davis, Dwight Howard have altercation on Lakers bench
It took all of two games for the new-look Los Angeles Lakers to have their first public episode.
The Lakers fell behind by double digits to the Phoenix Suns in the first half on Friday. During a timeout, teammates Anthony Davis and Dwight Howard got into an altercation on the bench. Davis yelled at the seated Howard, who stood up to confront him. As Howard did so, Davis put his hands on him, and the two had to be separated by teammates. Take a look.
Anthony Davis and Dwight Howard got into it
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Alex Verdugo had terrible lead on costly stolen base attempt in Game 6
Any shot the Boston Red Sox had of seizing some momentum during Game 6 of the ALCS on Friday night in Houston was lost on a strike ’em out, throw ’em out to end the top of the seventh.
The Red Sox were down 2-0 to the Astros in Game 6 and facing elimination down 3-2 in the series. They struggled offensively all night against starter Luis Garcia. It wasn’t until the seventh that Boston had multiple runners on base during an inning.
The Sox had runners on the corners following a
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Tobias Harris offers passionate defense of Ben Simmons
Ben Simmons has been criticized by many Philadelphia 76ers fans and even some within the organization. On Friday, however, Simmons received a strong defense from one of his teammates.
After Philadelphia’s 114-109 loss to Brooklyn on Friday, forward Tobias Harris urged both fans and the media to support Simmons. Harris emphasized that Simmons is human, and he “needs more support than neglect.”
#Sixers power forward Tobias Harris talks about the team's meeting with Ben Simmon...
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Max Scherzer scratched from Game 6 start amid dead arm
The Los Angeles Dodgers will not have their ace on the hill for Game 6 of the NLCS on Saturday.
Max Scherzer has been scratched from his planned start against the Atlanta Braves. Scherzer, as is customary for the upcoming game’s starting pitcher, was supposed to address the media on Friday night after the Dodgers arrived in Atlanta. However, the media session was canceled because Scherzer is not starting.
Scherzer, who was acquired by the Dodgers at the trade deadline, went 7-0 in the reg
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Mitchell Trubisky in line for starting QB job next season?
Mitchell Trubisky’s stock may be rising around the NFL without him even doing anything.
Trubisky, currently serving as the backup to Josh Allen with the Buffalo Bills, is set to become a free agent again at the end of the 2021 season. According to NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, Trubisky is increasingly likely to earn a surprising amount of money in free agency, likely along with a starting job.
Any of you guys up for Mitchell Trubisky as your starting QB?@MoveTheSticks says it's ...
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Floyd Mayweather’s daughter Yaya facing 20 years in prison for alleged stabbing
Floyd Mayweather’s daughter, Yaya (Iyanna), is facing some severe legal punishments for her involvement in an alleged stabbing.
Yaya, 21, was arrested on April 4, 2020 after an alleged incident involving her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend.
Yaya’s boyfriend is rapper Youngboy. Youngboy also has a child with his ex-girlfriend, Lapattra Jacobs. Yaya was at Youngboy’s Houston-area home when Jacobs showed up the night of the alleged incident.
According to TMZ’s original sto
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World Series-winning executive could have interest in Mets job
The New York Mets’ search for a team president has struck out with every major target so far. They may have a shot at someone whose name isn’t quite as prestigious, but whose accomplishments are.
According to Deesha Thosar of the New York Daily News, former San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean would be very interested in the opportunity to run the Mets. Sabean, currently a special assistant for the Giants, is said to be “going stir crazy” and would embrace t
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Lane Kiffin was not impressed with cops protecting him at Tennessee
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin certainly had a memorable return to Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium. He left, however, feeling let down by one particular aspect.
Kiffin and the Ole Miss players had to negotiate angry Tennessee fans rioting and throwing items on the field over several key calls by officials. Kiffin in particular seemed to be targeted with items, with some Vols fans still remembering his acrimonious departure over a decade ago.
In a Friday appearance on “The Paul Finebaum
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Paul Pierce has ominous comment about Lakers
Paul Pierce is trying to read the tea leaves for the Los Angeles Lakers, and he does not like what he sees.
The retired Boston Celtics legend appeared this week on SHOWTIME’s “What’s Burnin” and spoke on the new-look Lakers. Pierce made the ominous comment that they had similar vibes to the 2003-04 Lakers.
“This team is really giving me that Karl Malone, Gary Payton when they were with Kobe [Bryant], that kind of feel," said Pierce, per Lakers Daily.
Of course, e...
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Cowboys WR goes after Jason Kelce over Ben Simmons take
The eternal rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles can spill over anywhere. That even includes comments by Philadelphia players that have nothing to do with the Cowboys.
On Friday, fourth-year Cowboys receiver Noah Brown inserted himself into the Ben Simmons drama by seemingly taking a shot at Jason Kelce. Kelce has been lauded for his take on Simmons and what it takes to win Philadelphia fans over.
Brown sees it differently. On Instagram, he said Philadelphia athletes were
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Paul George’s ‘logo’ challenge to Steph Curry completely backfired
Paul George issued a challenge to Steph Curry towards the end of Thursday night’s game, and it backfired.
George’s Los Angeles Clippers were leading Curry’s Golden State Warriors late in the fourth quarter of the game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif. TV cameras caught George issuing a challenge to Curry to “make it interesting” by each taking a shot from the logo.
Curry took his shot and made it to give the Warriors the lead 108-107.
"I'm from the
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Freddie Freeman responds to narrative that Braves are playoff chokers
The Atlanta Braves are hearing some familiar and unwelcome music after Thursday’s loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the NLCS. Now one of their stars is admitting that they have to confront their demons head-on.
Speaking with reporters after the Game 5 defeat, Braves slugger Freddie Freeman spoke on the narrative that this could be a repeat of last year’s NLCS where the team choked away a 3-1 lead to these very same Dodgers.
“We don't have a choice until we kill th...
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Ex-Patriots teammate claims Jimmy Garoppolo was a ‘b-tch’
Former New England Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett is not a big fan of Jimmy Garoppolo, to say the least.
Bennett and Garoppolo were teammates on the 2016 Patriots, the team that ultimately came back to beat the Atlanta Falcons and win the Super Bowl. That was also the season that saw Tom Brady suspended for the first four games over the Deflategate scandal.
Bennett appeared on Devin and Jason McCourty’s “Double Coverage” podcast this week and reminisced about that team.
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Suns owner Robert Sarver facing removal amid accusations of racism, sexism?
The NBA may be bracing itself for a repeat of the Donald Sterling situation.
Jordan Schultz of Boardroom reported Friday that the league is preparing for a massive story accusing Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver of racism, sexism, and sexual harassment. Schultz added personal speculation that with enough evidence to support such claims, there could be a real chance that the NBA forcibly removes Sarver. Chris Mannix of Yahoo! Sports added that the story is a pending piece from ESPN.
The 59-year-
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Alex Rodriguez unlikely to return to ‘Sunday Night Baseball’?
ESPN appears to be closing in on a new “Sunday Night Baseball” broadcast team, and it may not include Alex Rodriguez.
The Action Network’s Darren Rovell reported Friday that Karl Ravech is set to replace Matt Vasgersian on play-by-play. Vasgersian prefers to focus on his duties with MLB Network and the Los Angeles Angels. Eduardo Perez will join as an analyst.
Rovell adds that ESPN is holding a seat open for Rodriguez if he wants it. However, Rovell says A-Rod is “not li
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Joe Brady responds to rumors about LSU job
The LSU Tigers are looking for a new head coach, and one well-connected name is responding to the rumors that it might be him.
Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady spoke this week on the LSU opening amid the news that the Tigers have mutually agreed to part ways with coach Ed Orgeron at the end of the season.
“I didn't really have any thoughts on it," said Brady, per ProFootballTalk. "Unfortunately for us, we had just come off of a loss when all that stuff came out, so ...
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Damian Lillard has positive comment about his future with Blazers
No matter what Damian Lillard says or does, there is going to be lingering chatter about him possibly wanting out of the Portland Trail Blazers. He definitely intends to keep trying to dispel that notion, however.
Lillard appeared on ESPN’s “NBA Today” and was asked by host Malika Andrews about his future with the team. Lillard issued a fairly firm commitment to Portland. He said he does not want the perception to be that he will walk the second things get difficult. He also g
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Myles Garrett has hilarious reaction to third PED test in weeks
If the NFL’s drug testing program is truly random, Myles Garrett has seemingly defied statistical odds in the month of October.
Garrett sent a funny tweet on Tuesday about being selected by the NFL for a random blood draw. The Cleveland Browns star indicated that he thinks the league decided to drug test him because he was looking so jacked with no sleeves on during his team’s game against the Arizona Cardinals last weekend. The reason Garrett felt he was being targeted is that the
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AJ Brown heard from fast food chain after bout with food poisoning
Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown has been dealing with a nasty bout of food poisoning thanks to some bad fast food. The fast food chain responsible was apparently bold enough to reach out to him about it.
Brown said Friday he’d heard from Chipotle to find out more about where he got food poisoning, and even asked about doing something together. The wide receiver joked he wasn’t interested anymore.
A.J. Brown said Chipotle reached out to him to find out what location he wen
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Browns RB had cool reaction to getting shoutout from LeBron James
Cleveland Browns running back D’Ernest Johnson had the best game of his career on Thursday night, and his stellar play earned him props from one of the greatest athletes of all time. The shoutout almost left Johnson speechless.
Johnson got 24 touches in the Browns’ 17-14 win over the Denver Broncos. The opportunity to play a huge role arose after both Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt were ruled out with injuries. Johnson made the most of it, rushing for 146 yards and a score. He also had
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Patrick Beverley reacts to Steph Curry torching former team Clippers
Patrick Beverley seems to think that his old team could have used him during their season opener on Wednesday.
The LA Clippers, who traded Beverley this past summer, got absolutely lit up by Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry. The former MVP Curry blew up for 25 points in just the first quarter alone, hitting all nine of his field goal attempts and all five of his threes.
Beverley reacted to Curry’s offensive explosion on Twitter. He wrote, “Watching this game got me [facepalm e
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Joel Embiid confronted Ben Simmons with question in team meeting
Ben Simmons met with Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doc Rivers and other members of the team on Friday morning, and he was reportedly asked a very straightforward question by one of his star teammates.
Simmons spoke with Rivers, Joel Embiid and others following a shootaround, Shams Charania of The Athletic reports. The former first overall pick informed the team that he is not mentally ready to play at this time. During the meeting, Embiid asked Simmons why he wants to be traded. It doesn’
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Star teammate supports Ben Simmons amid ongoing drama
It seems safe to assume that Ben Simmons does not have many close friends in the Philadelphia 76ers’ locker room with the way he has acted over the past several months, but at least one star teammate is showing support for him.
Simmons will not play in Friday night’s game against the Brooklyn Nets. According to multiple reports, he has informed the Sixers that he is not mentally ready to suit up. Tobias Harris responded to one of those reports on Twitter and referred to Simmons as &
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Ben Simmons using ‘mental disability’ to exploit CBA loophole?
Ben Simmons has informed the Philadelphia 76ers that he is not mentally ready to play, and there has been plenty of speculation that he is using that as an excuse to avoid suiting up. It may also be part of the star point guard’s strategy to get paid.
Simmons met with Sixers head coach Doc Rivers and other members of the team on Friday morning. The talks were reportedly productive. However, Simmons still has no plans to play. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, both Simmons and
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Ex-ESPN reporter lands new job after resisting vaccine mandate
Allison Williams announced last month that she will not be on the sideline for ESPN college football games this season, and she thanked the network for supporting her decision. That network is now her former employer.
The Daily Wire announced on Friday that Williams has signed with the media company to lead a special sports series. Williams said she left ESPN over its COVID-19 vaccine mandate and that she is excited for her new venture.
“I am proud to be a part of a company that fights fo
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Will Ben Simmons play after reportedly clearing air with 76ers?
Ben Simmons has reportedly spoken with Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doc Rivers and his teammates following an embarrassing week of headlines, but it is still unclear if or when the star point guard will play for the team again.
Simmons met with Rivers, Joel Embiid and others on Friday morning. Shams Charania of The Athletic reports that Simmons admitted he needs to hold himself accountable, but he said he is still not mentally ready to play.
Simmons reported to shootaround today ahead of Nets
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Dolphins coach Brian Flores responds to latest Deshaun Watson rumors
The Miami Dolphins have been linked to Deshaun Watson since the offseason, which has led to some awkward questions for Brian Flores. The head coach is still answering them the same way.
A report this week claimed trade talks between the Dolphins and Houston Texans have intensified lately. There appears to be a good chance Watson could be dealt before the Nov. 2 deadline, and the Dolphins are still considered the most likely suitor. Flores was asked about the rumors on Friday and said he is R
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Jake Ehlinger died from drug overdose of Xanax and fentanyl
Texas linebacker Jake Ehlinger was found dead near the school’s campus earlier this year, and his family has revealed the cause of death.
Ehlinger’s family said in a statement on Thursday that it was determined the 20-year-old accidentally overdosed on Xanax that was laced with toxic drugs, one of which was fentanyl.
“Today we are sad to share that we have learned that Jake was a victim of an accidental overdose of what was believed to be Xanax laced with toxic drugs including
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Jon Gruden shares first message since his scandal
Jon Gruden issued an apology when he stepped down as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders last week, but that does not mean he is willing to accept the way his character has been attacked.
Gruden resigned after private emails leaked in which he used a gay slur and other offensive language. He has not said anything publicly since releasing a statement announcing his resignation, but he did indicate that he will push back.
Andre Kremer recently profiled Raiders owner Mark Davis for HBO’s
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4 stats about Chris Taylor’s huge night in NLCS Game 5
The Los Angeles Dodgers avoided elimination by beating the Atlanta Braves 11-2 in Game 5 of the NLCS on Thursday night at Dodger Stadium. They got the win largely due to Chris Taylor’s monster effort.
Taylor went 4-for-5 with three home runs and six RBIs in the win. He was one of five Dodgers who had multiple hits as part of their 17-hit attack in the game. AJ Pollock had three hits, including two home runs. Cody Bellinger and Trea Turner each had three hits as well.
But Taylor was the st
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Was Max Fried tipping his pitches against Dodgers in NLCS Game 5?
Max Fried had an uncharacteristically poor outing against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the NLCS on Thursday. Now the question has arisen if Fried was tipping his pitches during the game.
The Atlanta Braves ace struggled from early on in the potential elimination contest. He allowed home runs to AJ Pollock and Chris Taylor in the second inning and slowly came unraveled from there. Fried ended up allowing five earned runs on eight hits in 4.2 innings pitched. It was his worst outing of th
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Eli Manning jersey retirement has perfect timing with Arch recruitment
Ole Miss is retiring Eli Manning’s jersey on Saturday during their game at home against LSU.
Manning, 40, played at Ole Miss from 2000-2003. He was their starting quarterback for three seasons and an All-American before becoming the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
There is little doubt that Manning deserves to join his father Arch in having his jersey retired by Ole Miss. But what’s interesting is the timing of the event.
It just so happens that Eli’s nephew, Arch, is pl
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Ben Simmons selling his Philadelphia area house
We already knew that Ben Simmons wanted out of Philadelphia. Now we know that he no longer wants to own his huge mansion nearby.
Simmons’ Philadelphia-area house was listed for sale on Wednesday. The home is located in Moorestown, NJ, just east of Philly. It is listed for a dollar under $5 million.
The house is huge and includes numerous custom features. It has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and over 10,000 square feet of living space. The property is 1.78 acres.
Simmons appears to have bough
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Nick Saban has interesting method of discipline for Alabama players
Alabama coach Nick Saban is known for being a strict disciplinarian, but few would have expected the surprising method of keeping players honest he revealed on Thursday.
Saban said on his Thursday night radio show that he has a penalty box for players who miss meals or classes, and uses it as a lesson about doing the right thing. The coach did admit, however, that he’s not sure the message ever lands.
Nick Saban says Alabama has a penalty "box" for missed classes and missed meals. He...
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Klay Thompson not happy with snub from anniversary team
One current NBA star was not happy to see his name omitted from the league’s 75th Anniversary team.
This week, the NBA selected 75 players (which ended up being 76 due to a tie in voting) as the greatest players in league history to commemorate the founding of the league in 1946. The NBA had previously chosen the 50 greatest players of all-time for its 50th anniversary in 1996. All 50 of them were named to the 75th Anniversary team as well, leaving 26 open slots.
One notable snub was Gold
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Baker Mayfield could return for Browns in Week 8?
Baker Mayfield is dealing with a few issues with his shoulder, but it sounds possible that he could return sooner than later.
NFL on FOX’s Jay Glazer reported prior to Thursday night’s Cleveland Browns-Denver Broncos game that Mayfield has a fractured humerus bone in addition to a torn labrum. Interestingly, Glazer says Mayfield is still hoping to return for Week 8.
Breaking: Baker Mayfield tells me in addition to his torn labrum he also fractured his humerus bone (shoulder) accord
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Congress gets involved in Washington Football Team email controversy
The NFL’s handling of the investigation into the Washington Football Team’s workplace conduct has caught the attention of Congress.
In a five-page letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Reps. Carolyn Maloney (D-New York) and Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Illinois) requested all documents and information relating to the league’s investigation into Washington’s workplace culture. The letter also requests answers from the NFL on a number of topics, including why no public repor
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Carmelo Anthony explains what led to funny in-game gaffe
Carmelo Anthony punched a one-way ticket to “Shaqtin’ A Fool” with a complete brain fart during Tuesday’s season opener against Golden State. Now he is explaining what led to the hilarious moment.
The new Los Angeles Lakers forward committed a funny gaffe in the third quarter when he pump-faked on a free throw instead of shooting it, leading to a violation. Take a look:
Lmao Carmelo Anthony pump faked the free throw pic.twitter.com/5QMFLQV8jY
— ClutchPoints (@Clut
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Video: Reggie Miller had amazing reaction to making NBA 75th Anniversary team
The final set of players named to the NBA’s 75th Anniversary team were announced Thursday night during TNT’s telecast. That meant the network got to personally inform some members of their team that they made the list.
Reggie Miller was on commentary duty in San Francisco for TNT’s coverage of the Clippers-Warriors contest. He did a pregame hit with the “Inside the NBA” crew. Host Ernie Johnson took that opportunity to inform Miller that he was one of the selection
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Kirby Smart hints at intriguing plan for Georgia quarterbacks
The Georgia Bulldogs have something of a quarterback controversy, and coach Kirby Smart hinted at an interesting way of solving it.
Smart said Thursday that JT Daniels is nearing a return from a lat strain. Daniels had started the season as Georgia’s starter, but Stetson Bennett has been one of the SEC’s standout quarterbacks since taking over for him.
The Bulldogs have an open week this week, but it sounds like Smart will have a decision to make before Georgia’s Oct. 30 game
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Former Panther calls out team for mishandling his injury
The New York Giants are facing the Carolina Panthers in Week 7, and it will definitely be a revenge game for one Giants player.
Giants kicker Graham Gano, who was with Carolina from 2012 to 2019, called out the Panthers this week for mishandling an injury he suffered in 2018. Gano says that the team misdiagnosed a left leg injury that ultimately cost him the entire 2019 campaign.
“It was potentially career-ending," said Gano, per Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News. "That whole thi...
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Astros get bad news on star player’s health for potential World Series
The Houston Astros are well-positioned to return to the World Series. However, if they get there, they’ll likely have to take care of business without their ace.
Lance McCullers Jr., who has not pitched in the ALCS due to forearm discomfort, is still not throwing, according to manager Dusty Baker. That likely means he won’t be ready for the World Series if the Astros advance.
There is no change, #Astros manager Dusty Baker says, leaving ace Lance McCullers all but officially done f
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Bishop Sycamore documentary coming to HBO in 2022
The story of Bishop Sycamore will be coming to a premium TV channel near you in 2022.
HBO Sports announced on Thursday that they have acquired the TV and streaming rights to a documentary about the Bishop Sycamore story. The documentary is being created by Michael Strahan and Constance Schwartz-Morini's SMAC Entertainment, Adam McKay's Hyperobject Industries, Boat Rocker's Matador Content, and The Athletic.
The press release sent to Larry Brown Sports and other outlets states that the doc...
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Dodgers ticket prices plummeting amid NLCS series deficit
The Los Angeles Dodgers face elimination on Thursday, and the opportunity has arisen for some of the cheapest playoff tickets that you will ever find.
Tickets for Game 5 of the Dodgers-Braves NLCS series were selling for as low as $42 on StubHub just hours before the first pitch. Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times noted that those same seats were going about $150 after the Dodgers’ comeback in Game 3.
The reigning champion Dodgers are staring down a 3-1 deficit in the series after a de
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Daryl Morey sends message about Ben Simmons trade timeline
Philadelphia 76ers team president Daryl Morey made clear Thursday that he does not see the Ben Simmons saga ending anytime soon.
Morey appeared on 97.5 The Fanatic’s “The Mike Missanelli Show” and advised listeners to “buckle in,” as the 76ers were unwilling to trade Simmons for role players. Morey even alluded to Simmons’ contractual situation by saying it could be a four-year process.
Daryl Morey on @MikeMiss25: "People should buckle in." Says the team...
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JJ Watt has blunt assessment of Texans
J.J. Watt will face the Houston Texans for the first time since his release following the 2020 season this weekend. However, it does not sound likely to be a very emotional occasion for him.
Watt, now with the Arizona Cardinals, said Thursday that he’ll still be reminded of his accomplishments with the Texans when he sees them line up across from him. However, that’s where the emotion will end due to the high roster turnover.
“There’s obviously something more to it,̶
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Report: 76ers believe Ben Simmons is faking injury, mental health issue
Ben Simmons appears unlikely to play in the Philadelphia 76ers’ game against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night, but it sounds like the team feels strongly that he is fit to suit up.
Simmons informed the Sixers on Thursday that he is experiencing tightness in his back. He was reportedly cleared by the team’s medical staff to participate in an individual workout, but he chose to skip it. In addition to the supposed back ailment, Simmons has told the 76ers he is not mentally ready to p
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Ex-MVP has message to haters about Jose Altuve
Jose Altuve has probably heard more boos during the MLB postseason than any other player in the league. The fan treatment stems from his role in the Houston Astros’ cheating scandal, but one former AL MVP thinks the critics need to pipe down.
Minnesota Twins third baseman Josh Donaldson, who was named AL MVP in 2015, took to Twitter before Game 5 of the ALCS on Wednesday night to defend Altuve. He reminded fans of the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees that their teams have also faced ch
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Trae Young sounds off on disrespect that Hawks get
Trae Young is calling a spade a spade when it comes to the lack of recognition that his team gets.
The Atlanta Hawks star sounded off on Thursday before the team tipped off their season against the Dallas Mavericks.
“I don't think we get the respect that we deserve,” said Young, per Chris Kirschner of The Athletic. “I watch a lot of TV. I see people mentioning all of the acquisitions everyone is getting. No one’s mentioning us. The Milwaukee vs. Brooklyn game, they men...
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Anthony Edwards hilariously explains why he talked trash to opposing coach
Anthony Edwards was the No. 1 overall pick in 2020, and he is quickly becoming No. 1 overall in our hearts as well.
The Minnesota Timberwolves swingman had an electrifying season debut on Wednesday against the Houston Rockets, putting up 29 points on six three-pointers. After Edwards hit back-to-back triples towards the end of the first half, he started talking trash in the direction of the Houston bench.
Anthony Edwards nails two three pointers to end the half. He has 21 points at the half. H
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Ben Simmons out indefinitely after telling 76ers he has back injury
Ben Simmons is no longer suspended by the Philadelphia 76ers after he sat out Wednesday night’s season opener, but he may be sidelined for a while longer. Why? Apparently the star point guard is now dealing with a back injury.
Simmons informed the Sixers on Thursday that he has experienced tightness in his back, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports. He was treated by the team’s medical staff and cleared to take part in an individual workout, but he chose not to.
The Sixers'
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Report: Ben Simmons skipped workout after suspension
Ben Simmons did not play in the Philadelphia 76ers’ season opener against the New Orleans Pelicans, as he was suspended for one game by the team after he was thrown out of practice by Doc Rivers earlier this week. The star point guard will likely be eligible to play on Friday night, but that doesn’t mean he will.
ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Simmons skipped an individual workout on Thursday. All signs point to him not playing in Friday’s game against the Brookl
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Bret Bielema defends his controversial remarks about Illinois roster
Bret Bielema made some comments about the current state of the Illinois football program this week that were viewed quite negatively, but the coach insists his intentions were not bad.
Bielema was shockingly candid about his own roster while speaking with the media on Monday. He said Illinois does not have the players needed to contend and blamed the program’s previous regime for doing a poor job of recruiting. More specifically, Bielema criticized his offensive line and said, “I do
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Eagles player goes viral for awesome take on Ben Simmons situation
Ben Simmons has been doing everything he can to force the Philadelphia 76ers to trade him. A lot of people believe part of the reason for that is that he can’t handle playing in Philly, but one Eagles player has a hard time relating to that.
Veteran center Jason Kelce, who has spent his entire decade in the NFL with the Eagles, was asked on Thursday for his thoughts on the Simmons situation. He said there is a simple solution to winning over fans in Philadelphia — play harder and pl
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Deshaun Watson reportedly not interested in NFC team that wants him
The Houston Texans may be inching closing to trading DeShaun Watson ahead of the Nov. 2 deadline, and the Miami Dolphins are widely viewed as the most likely suitor for the star quarterback. There may be another team that wants Watson, but the interest is apparently not mutual.
According to Texans reporter Aaron Wilson, the Philadelphia Eagles were aggressive in pursuing Watson at one point. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman even went through the trouble of contacting Watson’s legal te
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Look: LaMelo Ball had a must-see outfit after Hornets game
LaMelo Ball is apparently looking to elevate his game both on and off the court in his second NBA season.
Ball made quite the statement in the Charlotte Hornets’ 123-122 win in their season opener against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night. He led the Hornets with 31 points on 11-of-23 shooting. He also had a team-high 7 assists and grabbed 9 rebounds. The performance was noteworthy, but not quite as noteworthy as the outfit he wore before and after the game.
LaMelo Ball, ladies and g
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Chinese broadcaster pulls Celtics games after Enes Kanter comments
The NBA has once again found itself in trouble with the Chinese government, as it appears Boston Celtics games will not be broadcast in the country for the foreseeable future.
On Wednesday, Celtics center Enes Kanter shared a video on social media voicing his support for Tibetan independence. Chinese streaming giant Tencent immediately responded by cutting the live broadcast of Wednesday's game between the Celtics and New York Knicks, according to the Washington Post. All upcoming NBA games a...
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Aaron Rodgers blasts ‘woke cancel culture’
Aaron Rodgers made headlines on Sunday when he savagely trolled Chicago Bears fans, and the reigning MVP has made it clear that he doesn’t care if anyone had a problem with it.
Rodgers scored a key rushing touchdown late in the fourth quarter of Green Bay's 24-14 win over the Bears. He did his token championship belt celebration before yelling "I still own you!" at the fans (video here). During his weekly appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Rodgers criticized the “...
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Astros whistling allegations resurface as cheating talk continues
The Houston Astros will never escape cheating allegations after they were caught stealing signs during their 2017 World Series run, and the talk resurfaced following their Game 5 win in the ALCS. Once again, whistling is the big topic of discussion.
During the ALCS two years ago, the New York Yankees accused the Astros of cheating by relaying signs to batters using a whistling sound. Major League Baseball conducted an investigation and heard whistling (like with any ballgame), but there was no
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Pedro Martinez shares the 1 thing Grady Little did wrong with him
Grady Little is a notorious figure in Boston for keeping Pedro Martinez in Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS too long.
The Red Sox were up 5-2 in the eighth inning of Game 7 against the rival New York Yankees. Martinez was giving his Red Sox an ace performance until things fell off in the eighth.
After getting out Nick Johnson to lead off the bottom of the eighth, Martinez allowed a double to Derek Jeter, RBI single to Bernie Williams, ground-rule double to Hideki Matsui, and then a tying 2-run double to
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Disturbing story about Wilt Chamberlain goes viral
A disturbing story about Wilt Chamberlain went viral on Twitter this week.
A sports fan watched the “Kareem: Minority of One” documentary on HBO this week and shared a clip from the documentary. The clip shows Kareem Abdul-Jabbar telling a story about Chamberlain that bothered him.
wtf was wilt chamberlains problem pic.twitter.com/9EhbFgJN2o
— dij (@DijahSB) October 19, 2021
Kareem talked about how Wilt took him under his wing a little. But Abdul-Jabbar admitted a few thing
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Fans went nuts over Obi Toppin’s big game for Knicks
Obi Toppin was the No. 8 overall pick in the 2020 draft but did not show a whole lot as a rookie. If Wednesday’s opener was any indication, his second year is going to be much different.
Toppin scored a career-high 14 points in his New York Knicks’ 138-134 double-overtime win over the Boston Celtics.
The Dayton Flyers product had some huge dunks that got the fans excited:
OBI TOPPIN TAKE FLIGHT pic.twitter.com/ccmFKemxV5
— The Knicks Wall (@TheKnicksWall) October 21, 2021
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Chris Sale had amazing quote about his ALCS Game 5 start
Chris Sale took the loss in his ALCS Game 5 start for the Boston Red Sox against the Houston Astros on Wednesday night and had an amazing quote about his effort.
Sale was charged with four runs (two earned) on three hits and two walks over 5.1 innings. Through the first five innings of the game, he allowed just two hits — both to Yordan Alvarez — and only one run. The score was 1-0 through five before the Astros broke things open in the sixth. Alex Cora made a bad decision in lettin
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Danica Patrick announces new broadcasting gig
Danica Patrick announced this week a new broadcasting gig she will have this weekend.
The former racecar driver will be a part of Sky Sports’ coverage for the US Grand Prix.
It's the #USGP – and @SkySportsF1 is welcoming a racing
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Look: Big Papi has his TV IFB earpiece iced out with jewels
David Ortiz is a big time swag king and loves to show off with jewelry. He has so much style that he even ices out his earpiece when appearing on TV.
Viewers who watch Big Papi on FOX’s MLB coverage will likely notice that his TV earpiece (Interruptible foldback – IFB) is as shiny as his earrings. That’s because they are jeweled.
Why is big papi's in ears iced out pic.twitter.com/CSyh0Tt7JN
— Wyatt Robledo (@WRobleeds) October 8, 2021
Between the earrings, jeweled I...
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Aaron Rodgers reveals which fanbase he thinks talks the best trash
Aaron Rodgers has seen (and heard) it all in his 17 NFL seasons. Now he is tipping his cap to one particular fanbase as the proverbial kings of trash talk.
The Green Bay Packers quarterback told reporters on Wednesday that he thinks fans of the Philadelphia Eagles talk the best trash.
“There’s some places we’ve been that have some rowdy fans,” said Rodgers, per Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “Philly, I think, might be the best trash talkers.”
The r
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Alex Cora burned for terrible decision during ALCS Game 5
Alex Cora has generally made very good managerial decisions with his Boston Red Sox this year. But he made one terrible decision in Game 5 of the ALCS on Wednesday that backfired.
The Houston Astros entered the top of the sixth leading 1-0 on a second inning home run by Yordan Alvarez. Through five innings, Red Sox starter Chris Sale had allowed just two hits — both to Alvarez.
Houston got a leadoff walk and then Michael Brantley reached on an error. They had Alvarez coming to the plate w
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Tua Tagovailoa rumors spin out of control amid Watson speculation
As speculation increased about a potentially imminent Deshaun Watson trade, even wilder rumors began to spread about the future of Tua Tagovailoa.
A report on Wednesday indicated that the Houston Texans and Miami Dolphins are making progress on trade talks involving Watson. That cast doubt on Tagovailoa’s future in Miami and led to a flood of unsourced rumors about the Dolphins quarterback’s future.
Further complicating matters was a report from Aaron Wilson of SportsTalk 790 AM ind
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Umpires investigate light in center field during Red Sox-Astros Game 5
The umpires for Game 5 of the ALCS between the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros at Fenway Park in Boston investigated an issue with a light midway through the game on Wednesday.
Just as the top of the sixth was about to begin, FS1’s Joe Buck explained a situation going on with the umpires.
“There was a lot of conversation going into the bottom of the fifth and more conversation before the top of the sixth with the umpiring crew. We think we know what they were looking at,” Bu
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Former Buck upset team did not re-sign him after championship run
The Milwaukee Bucks are defending their NBA title with a new fifth starter this season. But the man who occupied that spot for them last season sounds upset that things played out the way that they did.
Veteran forward PJ Tucker, who signed with the Miami Heat this offseason, indicated this week that he was not pleased about the Bucks letting him go.
“I was pretty surprised," he said, per Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald. "You win a championship and you're part of winning somethin...
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Kristin Cavallari admits to major mistake after Jay Cutler divorce
Kristin Cavallari admitted to making a major mistake after her split with Jay Cutler.
Cavallari and Cutler announced in April 2020 that they were getting a divorce after 10 years together. Cavallari admitted during a recent podcast interview that she initially wasn’t sure whether she was making the right move.
Cavallari told “Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe” that she even went on a few dates with Cutler after announcing her intent to divorce him. She wanted to see whether t
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Video: Red Sox fan makes catch of the year on flying broken bat
Every so often you’ll see video of a lucky baseball fan making a quality catch on a home run or a foul ball into the seats. You almost never see it on a bat, but it happened Wednesday.
One Boston Red Sox fan turned what could have been a scary moment into a highlight during Game 5 of the ALCS on Wednesday afternoon. Boston’s Rafael Devers shattered his bat on a ground ball to first, and the barrel went flying into the crowd on the first base side.
Enter this fan, who made an incredi
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Bob Huggins wants huge change that would end NCAA Tournament
West Virginia coach Bob Huggins thinks college basketball’s power conferences need to embrace a controversial but financially rewarding idea.
Speaking at Big 12 Media Day on Wednesday, Huggins advocated for the sport’s elite conferences to break away from the NCAA and form their own tournament in order to earn a greater share of the profits.
“They’re doing it in football,” Huggins said, via Myron Medcalf of ESPN. “Why wouldn’t they do it? The presidents
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Bradley Beal has surprising take on future with Wizards
Much has been made about Bradley Beal’s uncertain future with the Washington Wizards. The star guard definitely sounds like he knows where he wants to be, though.
In a new feature by Kevin O’Connor of The Ringer, Beal sounds like he’d prefer to stay with Washington despite the franchise’s recent struggles. The star guard can become a free agent after the season, but has received the superstar treatment from the Wizards. The team, particularly general manager Tommy Sheppa
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Jaguars kicker got random drug test after career game
Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Matthew Wright did his job well in Week 6 … perhaps a little too well.
Wright had a career game on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. He went 3-for-3 on field goals including a career-high 54-yard kick as well as a game-winning 53-yard kick that gave the Jags the 23-20 victory as time expired.
The 25-year-old Wright tweeted on Wednesday that he had gotten a random drug test from the NFL after his strong performance. Wright also hilariously tagged Cleveland Brow
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LaMelo Ball offers hint about his future with Hornets
LaMelo Ball is about to enter his second season with the Charlotte Hornets, but there may be plenty more of them to come.
The Hornets guard spoke this week with Joe Vardon of The Athletic and offered a hint about his longer-term future with the team.
“I feel like I still kind of got that mentality that they had back in the day," said Ball. "Even with the switching teams and stuff, they never used to do that. You go to one team, you stay there.
“[You’re] supposed to just go...
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MLB’s automatic strike zone trial has been a total disaster
Those who want to see Major League Baseball move to an automated strike zone might want to be careful what they wish for.
MLB has been testing the automatic strike zone during Arizona Fall League action, and Keith Law of The Athletic was able to observe one of the games. That game, between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies, was called after seven and a half innings after both teams ran out of pitchers. The two teams issued a combined 22 walks, and those seven and a half innings took
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Did Ben Simmons actually practice with cell phone in his pocket?
Ben Simmons was thrown out of practice this week by Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers after he became a distraction to the team. In one video clip, it looked like Simmons was practicing with a cell phone in his pocket. That was not the case, however.
An object could be seen in Simmons’ right pocket at Monday’s practice, and some thought the glow of a cell phone screen was showing. Here’s the video:
Ben Simmons practicing in sweatpants with his phone in his pocket. pic.twitt
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Report: Deshaun Watson trade could be imminent
After months of speculation, a Deshaun Watson trade may finally be coming to fruition.
According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, negotiations between the Houston Texans and Miami Dolphins have intensified in recent days, and there is optimism that Watson could be traded this week. Even if a trade is not consummated by the end of the week, the Dolphins and Texans are motivated to get something done by the Nov. 2 trade deadline.
The Dolphins have long had interest in Watson, but that in
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Julian Edelman has hilarious reaction to Patriots giving his number away
Julian Edelman will always be remembered as one of the greatest New England Patriots of all time, but the former wide receiver will not be the last to wear No. 11 with the team. He seems a bit upset by that.
ESPN’s Mike Reiss reported on Wednesday that the Patriots have assigned No. 11 to kicker Riley Patterson. Reiss noted that NFL teams don’t really retire numbers anymore except for exceptional cases, but the news still hit Edelman hard. He had a great reaction on Twitter:
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Reggie Jackson christens Astros star as new ‘Mr. October’
In a development that might make New York Yankees fans a bit nauseous, Reggie Jackson is bestowing his famous nickname on a member of one of the team’s biggest rivals.
After the Houston Astros won on Tuesday to tie their ALCS series against the Boston Red Sox at two games apiece, Astros star Carlos Correa revealed that Jackson had christened him as the new “Mr. October.” Jackson, who now works for the Astros as a special advisor, has recently been sporting a custom-made Astros
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Jared Goff responds to Sean McVay’s trade admission
Jared Goff has long complained about how his trade from the Los Angeles Rams was handled. So much so, in fact, that even his former coach’s apology isn’t enough for him.
Rams coach Sean McVay admitted this week that he should have offered “better, clearer communication” to Goff when the Rams traded him to the Detroit Lions for Matthew Stafford during the offseason. Goff had previously said he felt blindsided by the trade, and that the Rams had not spoken to him between t
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Bears player has surprising admission about Aaron Rodgers roasting fans
Aaron Rodgers continued his dominance of the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and he was not exactly humble about it. The Green Bay Packers star had some savage trash talk for fans at Soldier Field, but we know one player on the home team who did not lose sleep over it.
Rodgers scored a key rushing touchdown late in the fourth quarter of Green Bay’s 24-14 win over the Bears. He did his token championship belt celebration before yelling “I still own you!” at the fans (video here). Bear
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