Giannis Antetokounmpo said in an Instagram post that he’s “forever grateful” to Mike Budenholzer, who was fired as Bucks coach after a five-year tenure that included the franchise’s first title in 50 years.
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J.J. Watt said he took part in a pub crawl in Burnley as “research” after he became a minority investor in the Premier League-bound football club.
Denny Crum, the Hall of Fame college basketball coach who led Louisville to two national championships in the 1980s, died Tuesday at 86.
We’re living in a time where there is no shortage of hot takes being screamed on TV at all hours of the day. And we all know by now that most of those hot takes are not good.
But what Mike Greenberg said on Tuesday morning’s Get Up! might be one of the worst takes that you’ll ever hear.
Greenberg went on national TV and made a case for LeBron James to not play in Wednesday night’s Game 5 against the Warriors. He even said that James shouldn’t fly with the team to San Francisco for the game and that he should watch it from the comfort of his very big home.
The SB Nation debates the newest entry into the MCU.
We can’t stop talking about Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. It’s been a major talking point in our Slack, there are numerous spoiler-free threads where we discuss the movie without ruining it for our coworkers, and we all want to talk about just how good this movie was.
It would be a sad, pathetic existence if the only movies we could ever talk about are about sports. One can only watch Draft Day so many times. So, in an effort to free us from our endless discussion cycle today we debate if GoG Vol.
Travis and Jason Kelce’s mother Donna, one of the stars of Super Bowl week, is in the news again after apparently breaking some major NFL scheduling news on her Facebook page.
The NFL’s schedule reveal isn’t until Thursday night, but plenty of fans are doing digging for early clues. The Twitter account @NerdingOnNFL uncovered a Facebook comment from Donna Kelce made earlier this month reporting that the Chiefs and Eagles will face off in a rematch of Super Bowl LVII during Week 2 of the new NFL season.
Securing Bronny James gives Andy Enfield arguably the most talented roster he’s had with the Trojans, but it is a guard-heavy unit. How it plays out is the big question.
ESPN’s John Anderson apologized for a comment about Vegas Golden Knights player Zach Whitecloud.
Anderson was breaking down the Vegas Golden Knights crushing the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 Monday night when he chose to make a very unfortunate joke about Whitecloud, who is the first indigenous NHL player of Sioux Valley Dakota Nation.
“Zach Whitecloud? What kind of name is Whitecloud? Great name if you’re a brand of toilet paper. His first goal of the playoffs as well,” Anderson said Monday night while breaking down highlights of the game.
The Yankees left St. Petersburg on Sunday with a series loss to the Rays, but also a reason for optimism: Aaron Judge was on the plane.
Last season’s MVP has not played since April 27, a day after he strained his right hip trying to steal third base, but he said Monday that he will be activated off the injured list Tuesday. He spent the weekend rehabbing at the team’s facility in Tampa while his teammates played three one-run games against the Rays. When the Yankees returned to New York, so did Judge—and just in time.
“I don’t like sitting out,” Judge said.
ESPN’s John Anderson issued an apology Tuesday for an insensitive comment he made regarding Golden Knights defenseman Zach Whitecloud.
While speaking on SportsCenter and doing a play-by-play of Monday night’s highlights of the playoff game between the Golden Knights and Oilers, Anderson said, “What kind of name is Whitecloud? Great name if you’re a toilet paper,” when talking about the 26-year-old’s goal.
Whitecloud is of Indigenous descent and his family is from the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, a reserve west of Manitoba, Canada.