Tyreek Hill is having the most eclectic offseason in the NFL. He’s not out partying on a boat with Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase, but he is staying busier than the two of them combined.
With his second year in Miami on the horizon, Hill went back to his roots and dusted a group of grown men in the 60-Meter dash at the USA Track and Field Indoor Championships earlier this month. It wasn’t even close.
Tyreek Hill Just Embarrassed The Field At USA Track & Field Indoor Championships With A 6.
The safety signed a three-year deal with Cleveland and already has high expectations for his new team.
New Browns defensive back Juan Thornhill is bringing confidence to Cleveland. The former Chiefs player thinks his new squad can do what his former team just did: get to the Super Bowl.
“All of the pieces are here,” Thornhill told clevelandbrowns.com. “They’ve got a really good quarterback, receivers, the defense is super strong.
The 21-year-old sprained his ankle during Friday’s loss to the Bulls.
The Timberwolves received good news about Anthony Edwards’s timeline to return after he sprained his ankle during Minnesota’s 139–131 double-overtime loss to the Bulls on Friday.
According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania on Sunday, Edwards was seen still wearing a walking boot and his swelling has gone down. From here, the Timberwolves plan to evaluate the 21-year-old day-to-day before determining his official return to the court.
Klay Thompson dismissed Dillon Brooks’ antics following the Warriors’ loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday night.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – One of the greatest things about the NCAA Tournament is how it can hit close to home, when you least expect it.
Alabama senior point guard Jahvon Quinerly scored 22 points with three steals and two assists in No. 1 overall seed Alabama’s dismantling of No. 8 Maryland, 73-51, late Saturday night in the second round in front of 15,198 at Legacy Arena.
Alabama Playing A Mid-90s Kentucky Style?
The Crimson Tide (31-5) advances to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 round and will play in the South Region semifinal on Friday in Louisville, Kentucky, at 22,090-seat KFC YUM! Center.
Astros star second baseman Jose Altuve suffered a fractured right thumb that will require surgery. There is no timetable for his return.
Sometimes if you want something done right, you just have to do it yourself.
In an Instagram post Saturday, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson teased an exclusive interview. Featuring himself.
In the teaser video, Jackson discusses the transition from college football to the NFL. But fans are hoping he hits on some more pressing issues, like where he wants to play this season and why in the world he won’t just hire an agent.
The World Baseball Classic happens during an interesting part of the baseball season. For Major League Baseball, it can be used as a Spring Training of sorts for MLB players. However, Jose Altuve’s injury at the WBC raises about questions of MLB stars competing in the event. And Trea Turner’s grand slam presents the counter-argument.
Altuve represented his home country of Venezuela at the event. During the fifth inning of a quarterfinal game against the United States on Saturday night, US pitcher Daniel Bard blasted Altuve with a 96mph fastball.
Fairleigh Dickinson is the greatest story in college basketball right now. The Knights, who didn’t even win their conference tournament, earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament on a technicality because of one of the NCAA’s dumbest rules.
They weren’t even supposed to be here in the first place.
Shortest Team In College Basketball To Face Second-Tallest Player In NCAA Tournament With Hopes Of Making History
Despite how they got into the tournament, the smallest team in college basketball became just the second No.
The four-time NBA champion will never forget these three humbling moments from his esteemed 19-year career.
Four-time NBA champion Shaquille O’Neal’s professional career ended back in 2011, but he’s finally opening up about which players dunked on him during his 19-year career.
While speaking during a recent interview, the 7’1” NBA legend admitted only three players ever dunked on him during his pro career, and he remembers exactly how each one happened.
“In 20 years, I only got dunked on three times,” O’Neal said. “Derrick Coleman, Michael Jordan and Tim Perry.
