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Shortly after Tampa Bay's loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, Jameis Winston, the Buccaneers quarterback, was spotted at a Publix. Apparently, Sunday is also grocery day. He was stopped by an eager fan who wanted to get a picture with the rookie quarterback. In doing so, the fan made one keen observation about Winston's cart: he was buying crab legs. Read More »
On Sunday, Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 victory over Premier League bottom feeders, Aston Villa. The result was enough to put them back atop the Premier League standings--at least, momentarily--a point clear of both Manchester City and Leicester City. The result comes on the heels of their dramatic midweek victory over Olympiakos in the Champions League, making for the type of week you only hear about in fairytales and Arsenal days of old. Read More »
On Monday, Chelsea lost to Leicester City by the score of 1-2. The loss puts the reigning champions in 16th place, just a single point ahead of the relegation zone. It's officially time to panic in London. Things have gone from bad to worse for the team affectionately referred to as 'The Blues,' who are experiencing buckets of it. Read More »
Robert Nkemdiche, Ole Miss defensive lineman, is in stable condition after falling some 15 feet outside an Atlanta-area hotel. Nkemdiche reportedly broke through the glass of his hotel room, climbed a wall, walked a ways, and then fell from the wall. He was, however, found conscious and immediately transported to a hospital. Read More »
For star high school football players, announcing their decision on where they'll be playing their collegiate football is a big deal. It can be a lavish production, even. Take Daelin Hayes, for example. The 4-star recruit from Ann Arbor (Michigan) Skyline High School had narrowed down his list to just three schools: Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Michigan State. Instead of a simple 'I choose (insert school),' Hayes announced the decision in the form of a video. But not just any video, a Dark Knight-themed video. Read More »
It pays to be good at baseball––in more ways than one! Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis recently received an offer of $150 million over the course of seven years. But that offer was dwarfed by the offer that a Baltimore-area seafood restaurant made: free crab cakes for life. Read More »
FanDuel and DraftKings were ordered by a judge to cease operations in New York. However, the decision didn't last long. Hours after one New York judge ordered the two largest fantasy sports operators to shut down, another judge issued an emergency stay that allowed the residents of the state the right to continue to play. Read More »
The National Football Foundation had a dinner this week. It's called the National Football Foundation dinner. It was held in New York and lots of big names were there like legendary quarterback, Roger Staubach, and NFL commissioner, Roger Goodell. The former gave a speech. Not surprisingly, he not opened with a joke. However, the joke was aimed at the topic of concussions, a hot topic in the NFL right now. Goodell, who has been the subject of heavy criticism for the way he has handled such injuries, can be seen laughing at the joke. Read More »
Former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder, Jason Heyward, has reportedly agreed to terms with the Chicago Cubs. According to reports, it's an 8-year deal worth $184 million. The Cardinals are believed to have offered Heyward $200 million, meaning he took less money to move to Chicago. Which has caused quite the stir in St. Louis and fans are sharing it on Twitter. Read More »
Kevin Durant, forward for the Oklahoma City Thunder, is a superstar in the NBA. His height, paired with his smooth jumper and expert handles, make him a mismatch for virtually every defender he encounters. Sometimes, he even brings defenders to the floor. On Wednesday, he made someone fall to the floor again. This time, however, no ankles were harmed in the process. Durant presented $35,000 to Positive Tomorrows in Oklahoma City, an elementary school serving homeless children, and one particular kid was just too darn excited. Read More »
Weeks after Tyson Fury defeated Wladimir Klitschko in a world championship heavyweight bout in Dusseldorf, he's once again in the news -- this time for a less spectacular achievement. Fury has made several startling comments on a number of issues, but one particular moment is at the forefront of concern: his insensitivity toward a father in need. Fury was recently nominated for BBC Sports Personality of the Year, but many didn't see him fit for such an honor after certain comments, and have since made their voices heard. Fury isn't remaining silent though, he's fighting back at those who criticize him. Read More »
Losing a job is the worst. In an instant your world goes from 'hmm, I wonder what's for lunch today' to 'OMG, I can't even afford a bagel.' Your life spirals into a scary world of unknown greeted by infinite feelings of stress and anxiety. And yet, this is a reality many people face at one point in life or another. Take Stuart Pfeifer, for example. The 51-year-old had been a Los Angeles Times reporter for 15 years before taking a buyout last month, ending his 28-year-long career in the field. A life altering moment, for sure. But perhaps not in the way he thought. Pfeifer--in a decision aided by his loss of employment--decided to enter a poker tournament. He bested 1,000 players and won $55,110. Read More »
Josh Donaldson is many things: Toronto Blue Jays third baseman, AL MVP, and Viking, among others. And what's an AL MVP third baseman, who looks like a Viking, supposed to do on his birthday? Dress up as Thor and go bowling, of course. Read More »
