San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle may have a singing career in his future thanks to some autotune. The 4x Pro Bowl tight end was recently welcomed on stage by QuinnXCII (who rules by the way) in front of Kittle’s Napa Valley hometown crowd at the BottleRock Festival this past weekend.
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TaylorMade put Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa against each other in a golf game of pool, and it was epic.
TaylorMade showed off their creative abilities Tuesday, releasing a video of Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa playing “pool” on a putting green.
Similar to billiards, this version of pool has six pockets—four in each corner and two along the sides at the midway point.
But instead of a pool cue, these two major champions used their putters instead.
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It’s no secret that New Orleans Saints RB Jamaal Williams loves anime.
In fact, he told reporters last year when he was with the Detroit Lions that all he does is watch anime all day. Athletes really are just one of us.
“I don’t watch TV. I watch anime all day.”
Jamaal Williams kept it real during his interview
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When Aaron Rodgers was finally traded to the Jets in April, it was the final straw of a turbulent relationship between he and the Packers front office dating back to the 2021 offseason.
During the ’20 campaign, Rodgers earned his third NFL MVP award after leading Green Bay to a 13–3 record and an NFC North title. However, the Packers fell one game shy of earning a spot in the Super Bowl LV after losing to the Buccaneers in the NFC Championship game.
After a 9–8 campaign in 2021 that ended with a lopsided defeat in the wild-card round, the Eagles broke out in a big way last season, flirting with an undefeated record and winning the NFC before a heartbreaking 38–35 loss to the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII. With a strong core returning for next season, should we expect similar success this fall for Philadelphia?
According to Sports Illustrated senior writer Conor Orr, it might be time to pump the brakes.
With 100 days left until the 2023 season kicks off, Orr marked the occasion with 100 bold predictions for the year.
After a brutal Game 7 loss to the Heat in the Eastern Conference finals, the Celtics’ coaching staff might look significantly different next season. Boston assistant coaches Ben Sullivan, Aaron Miles and Mike Moser are expected to join former Celtics coach Ime Udoka’s Rockets staff this offseason, according to The Boston Globe’s Gary Washburn.
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Roman’s shine is rubbing off
No one has benefited more than Roman Reigns from The Bloodline story line.
Over the past three years, Reigns has cemented himself as an all-time great. He is long removed from the period in time when he was forced upon viewers, instead earning his place as the very top star in the industry.
When Reigns speaks, we listen. His matches are always tense and gripping.
Both franchises had a unique road to constructing a potential championship roster. Here’s a look at the history of how their starting fives were formed.
Ron Holland, the No. 2 recruit for 2023 who decommitted for Texas in April, is joining the G League Ignite. He is No. 6 in ESPN’s 2024 NBA draft rankings.
The Nuggets and Heat will meet for Game 1 of the NBA Finals in Denver on Thursday. The Nuggets, a 53-win team during the regular season, have mowed down the opposition en route to the first Finals appearance in franchise history. Miami, the No. 8 seed that survived an elimination game in the play-in tournament to advance, will play in its second Finals in the last four years.
Sports Illustrated asked a veteran NBA coach to weigh in on some of the key questions in this series.
Denver took the regular season series against Miami, 2–0.
