Five short years ago, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was an unknown quantity, tentatively slated to replace Alex Smith on a team that hadn’t won the Super Bowl in almost 50 years.
Fast forward half a decade, and Mahomes is one of the most recognizable athletes in the world. He’s been a Super Bowl champion two times over, and is universally regarded as the finest quarterback of his generation.
He is, in short, the kind of athlete for whom an appearance at the Met Gala is required.
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Chris Paul’s pregame outfit ahead of the Suns’ second-round playoff clash vs. the Nuggets drew a hilarious reaction from Charles Barkley.
Cameras captured Paul entering Ball Arena wearing a backward snapback, sunglasses and an unbuttoned cardigan on top of a white tank top.
Upon seeing his outfit, Barkley couldn’t help but make a comparison to Russell Westbrook, while dropping a hilarious prediction about Paul’s performance against Denver on Monday night.
“Chris Paul think he Russell Westbrook tonight.
Warriors forward Draymond Green’s affection for friend, rival and Lakers forward LeBron James is a long-running joke among NBA fans. Both are represented by Klutch Sports, they’ve collaborated creatively and Green frequently defends James from criticism by writers and former players.
A Monday afternoon report, however, indicated that Green’s appreciation for James is even greater than he publicly lets on—and it may have stoked tension at a crucial point in Golden State’s season.
Northern Arizona basketball might be adding one of the best players in the country ahead of the 2023/24 season. Not really, but the Lumberjacks can dream.
North Carolina star Armando Bacot, who announced his return to the Tar Heels as a fifth-year senior earlier this offseason, joked that he wants to play in the Big Sky after getting a glimpse of NAU’s facilities. They’re nicer than what he has on the ‘Blue Blood’ level of college basketball in Chapel Hill, apparently.
The latest edition of the Battle of the Hudson concludes tonight.
The Yankees will be without Aaron Judge for the foreseeable future after placing the superstar outfielder on the 10-day injured list less than a week after he suffered a hip injury against the Twins.
New York (15–14) announced the move on Monday ahead of its series opener against the Guardians, which would’ve been Judge’s fourth-consecutive missed game. The reigning AL MVP had not played since exiting mid-game against the Rangers on Thursday due to a right hip strain he sustained on an awkward slide during the Yankee’s series finale against the Twins the night prior.
Few rivalries run as deep as the one between Harvard and Yale. Separated by 134 miles, the two Ivy League schools are amongst the oldest in the country, having both been founded before 1702.
To say that the bad blood runs deep would be an understatement, especially in college lacrosse. The Bulldogs and Crimson have played 104 times over the last decade and a half, plus.
This rivalry in lacrosse dates back to the 1870s. The rivalry is older and longer than most other schools have been in existence.
Grizzlies star forward Jaren Jackson Jr. shared a somewhat cryptic message on Twitter on Monday, expressing his gratitude for the city of Memphis a couple of days after the team’s playoff exit.
“Memphis I’m forever grateful,” wrote Jackson on the social media platform.
While it’s entirely possible Jackson was simply conveying his gratefulness to the franchise he’s played his entire career in, many Grizzlies fans took his message to mean something else entirely.
Fashion can be subjective but this is horrid.
Philadelphia 76ers fans have a reason for concern before the start of the Eastern Conference semifinals between Philly and the Boston Celtics after James Harden pulled up to TD Garden in one of the worst outfits of all time.
Putting a streetwear twist on the Canadian tuxedo, Harden wore a furry blue outfit that appeared tailored for Shaquille O’Neal.
Harden’s fit for Game 1 pic.twitter.
The Big 12 conference is heading South of the border to play basketball and football. Expanding its reach inside the states has been a top priority for Commissioner Brett Yormark, but now he’s ready to play in Mexico.
According to a report from the Houston Chronicle, the conference has plans on playing in Mexico City and Monterrey, Mexico. The commissioner was in Mexico City last week to look at potential sites for basketball and football games. This move would be huge for the Big 12 if they can pull it off, considering the new television deal they have negotiated as well.