Photo by Scott Eklund/NBAE via Getty Images
The Storm have lost three of four games since the Olympic break — and frustrations boiled over in Monday’s postgame presser.
On paper, a Seattle Storm team headlined by Jewell Loyd, Nneka Ogwumike, Skylar Diggins-Smith, and Ezi Magbegor should be contending for a WNBA championship this season.
But, the star-studded roster assembled this offseason hasn’t translated to consistent on-court play. At 18-11, the Storm have fallen to fifth overall in the WNBA standings, and they’ve lost three of four games since the Olympic break.
Author: Michael
Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images
Private equity is entering NFL ownership, and that’s not good for fans.
The NFL has long maintained the illusion of its teams being home-spun, family-owned entities — and the final spoiler of that illusion is likely to come on Tuesday. Owners are set to vote on a proposal which would allow up to 10 percent of a team to be sold to private equity firms, further increasing the gap between ownership and fans, while giving money making ventures a seat at the table when it comes to how a franchise operates.
Welcome to QB Room, a weekly look at the quarterback situations across the league. This week, Charles Robinson goes deep on all 16 NFC signal-callers.
Photo by Kym Illman/Getty Images
Haas heads to Monza hoping to track down VCARB in the F1 standings
In the wake of an … interesting weekend at the Dutch Grand Prix Haas is finally en route to the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.
And they are expecting a “huge challenge” once they arrive in Monza.
The legendary circuit has undergone some changes since the 2023 Italian Grand Prix.
Photo by Kym Illman/Getty Images
Haas heads to Monza hoping to track down VCARB in the F1 standings
In the wake of an … interesting weekend at the Dutch Grand Prix Haas is finally en route to the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.
And they are expecting a “huge challenge” once they arrive in Monza.
The legendary circuit has undergone some changes since the 2023 Italian Grand Prix.
Lane Kiffin has social media whipped up into a frenzy after a simple tweet about Ohio State.
The Ole Miss football coach shared an article on X with the headline, “How Ohio State built a $20 million, ‘national championship or bust’ roster.”
The article claims the Buckeyes have an NIL “war chest this year of $20 million.” Some of the money was almost certainly used to lure former Rebels star Quinshon Judkins from Oxford to Columbus.
As you can see in the tweet above, Kiffin didn’t add any commentary at all to the tweet.
Lane Kiffin has social media whipped up into a frenzy after a simple tweet about Ohio State.
The Ole Miss football coach shared an article on X with the headline, “How Ohio State built a $20 million, ‘national championship or bust’ roster.”
The article claims the Buckeyes have an NIL “war chest this year of $20 million.” Some of the money was almost certainly used to lure former Rebels star Quinshon Judkins from Oxford to Columbus.
As you can see in the tweet above, Kiffin didn’t add any commentary at all to the tweet.
Nick Kyrgios issued a scathing response to Jannik Sinner skirting not one, but two failed drug tests after it was announced the World No. 1 would not receive any form of punishment. Despite days going by and Kyrgios joining ESPN in the booth for U.S. Open coverage, he’s not softening his stance on the situation.
Sinner tested positive for clostebol, an Anabolic steroid, in his urine during Indian Wells earlier this year and was popped for a second time weeks later in an out-of-competition sample.
Nick Kyrgios issued a scathing response to Jannik Sinner skirting not one, but two failed drug tests after it was announced the World No. 1 would not receive any form of punishment. Despite days going by and Kyrgios joining ESPN in the booth for U.S. Open coverage, he’s not softening his stance on the situation.
Sinner tested positive for clostebol, an Anabolic steroid, in his urine during Indian Wells earlier this year and was popped for a second time weeks later in an out-of-competition sample.
Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images
Here’s who stood out from Tuesday’s three-game WNBA slate.
Good morning, WNBA fans! It was a busy Monday night in the association, with game play tipping off in Atlanta in front of a sold-out 17,000+ crowd that saw Caitlin Clark come to town for the first time.
Then, the full-strength looked to bounce back from a loss to the Sun with a win against the Mercury, Liberty forward Betnijah Laney-Hamilton returned to the lineup for the first time in six weeks after recovering from knee surgery.