Tampa Bay Rays mascot Raymond and Seattle Mariners outfield Teoscar Hernández put on a show for the fans at Tropicana Field on Saturday. The two laced up some oversized novelty boxing mitts and started throwing hands.
Who doesn’t love a good mascot bit with the visiting team?
No one, that’s who. Everyone loves it when the mascot gets into a dance-off with the umpire or trolls the visiting fan.
Even better is when a mascot goes the extra mile and busts out some props like some kind of big, furry Carrot Top.
Author: Michael
The Commanders are adjusting to life after owner Daniel Snyder, under whose stewardship Washington became one of the most maligned franchises in all of sports. In the aftermath of Snyder formally selling the team on July 21, a potential break with the Commanders name has entered discussions surrounding the franchise’s new era.
Some elements, however, have seized upon these discussions to call for the return of Washington’s old nickname—a racial slur directed toward Native Americans. In response, new owner Josh Harris has taken a hard line against the name’s return.
A steel beam reportedly landed on Williams’ head at a construction site.
With confusion still surrounding Stephen Strasburg’s pending retirement, the Nationals issued public comments on Friday addressing the injured pitcher’s status with the team.
Over the last 24 hours, the team’s standing with Strasburg, who decided to retire in August, took a wild turn after the abrupt cancellation of the 35-year-old’s reported retirement press conference, set for Saturday. The news coincided with a report from The Athletic stating the Nationals have been trying to work out settlement with Strasburg despite his contract being fully guaranteed.
Colorado winning is one thing. Though it’s been a minute, the Buffaloes have spent time among college football’s elite in the relatively recent past, particularly in 2001 (when they won the Big 12) and ’16 (when they won the Pac-12 South and cracked the CFP Top 10).
Colorado winning with style, though, is something altogether different.
The No. 22 Buffaloes have seemingly stated their intent to do just that, as they will reportedly pull up to Saturday’s game against Nebraska donning suits designed by coach Deion Sanders.
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes will have a ton of eyes on them for their home opener against Nebraska, so it makes sense that they’d want to be well-dressed for the occasion.
And, boy, will they ever be well-dressed thanks to some slick custom suits.
The Buffaloes — including Week 1 standouts Shadeur Sanders and Travis Hunter — will roll into Folsom Field in some custom-made threads designed by none other than Coach Prime himself.
This weekend, Colorado players will debut their new custom Michael Strahan brand suits.
Novak Djokovic defeated unseeded American Ben Shelton 6-3, 6-2, 7-6 (4) on Friday to advance to the US Open final, where he will continue his pursuit of an Open era record 24th Grand Slam.
Nationals owner Mark Lerner released a rare statement Friday to respond to a variety of reports about a retirement news conference for Stephen Strasburg at Nationals Park, which was being planned for Saturday but never announced by the team.
On the heels of a recent rift with NBA players on social media, U.S. track and field star Noah Lyles appeared eager to get in the last word on Friday following Team USA’s elimination at the FIBA World Cup.
Lyles, the world’s No. 1 ranked 200m runner, drew the ire of Kevin Durant, Damian Lillard and other NBA stars in August after questioning why NBA champions referred to themselves as “world champions.
One of the biggest winners of this year’s U.S. Open has undeniably been the United States’ Ben Shelton. Riding a mesmerizing serve that twice peaked at 149 miles per hour, Shelton surpassed his quarterfinal run at the Australian Open earlier this year to reach the semifinals at the age of 20.
However, Shelton’s tournament ended in abrupt fashion Friday afternoon, as Serbia’s Novak Djokovic dispatched him in the semis, winning 6-3, 6-2, 7-6 (4).