1. People getting tattoos of famous people or movie characters isn’t all that noteworthy. The execution of those tattoos, however, could be noteworthy.
In the case of free-agent running back Leonard Fournette, his tattoos and the execution of said tattoos is extremely noteworthy.
Thanks to Good Morning Football’s Kyle Brandt, we learned Friday morning that Fournette has tattoos of Robert De Niro and Chazz Palminteri, who played Lorenzo and Sonny, respectively, in the great 1993 film A Bronx Tale.
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Rapper J. Cole and country music artist Eric Church are both members of the ownership group led by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall that is finalizing the purchase of a majority stake in the Hornets from NBA legend Michael Jordan, according to a release from the team on Friday.
“The Buyer Group will also include Dan Sundheim, Ian Loring, Dyal HomeCourt Partners, North Carolina natives recording artist J. Cole and country music singer-songwriter Eric Church, and several local Charlotte investors, including Amy Levine Dawson and Damian Mills,” the release said.
Michael Jordan has finalized the sale of his majority stake in the Hornets for an approximate $3 billion valuation, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Michael Jordan’s 13-year tenure as majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets is coming to an end.
The long-rumored sale of the Charlotte Hornets is finally a reality. Michael Jordan, who owns majority stakes in the Hornets, is selling his shares to Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
The new majority owners of the Hornets both come from the financial sector. Plotkin founded Melvin Capital in 2014.
LOS ANGELES — Rickie Fowler of the United States plays his shot from the seventh tee during the first round of the 123rd U.S. Open Championship at The Los Angeles Country Club on June 15, 2023. | Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images
Rickie Fowler’s game has been rounding into form as of late, but no one saw this coming. Meanwhile, just continued to crush the U.S. Open.
The U.S. Open is supposed to be the most demanding test in golf. But Rickie Fowler made it look easy Thursday.
He made ten birdies, setting a new U.S.
This week’s series was one of the biggest of the season thus far for both the Rangers and Angels
Texas has been in first place in the AL West all year long and began the four-game set with a five-game lead on the second-place Astros. Los Angeles was also within spitting distance at 6.5 games back. The Angels won the first two games and the Rangers won the third, so Thursday night’s finale was an opportunity for Texas to salvage a split.
In the bottom of the seventh, Texas had the tying run on third with one out and leadoff hitter Marcus Semien at the plate.
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The first round of the 123rd U.S. Open at the Los Angeles Country Club had plenty of scoring records.
Leading into the 123rd U.S. Open, numerous pundits and players noted that the Los Angeles Country Club did not look like a typical U.S. Open layout.
It sure did not play like one on Thursday.
Less than halfway through the season, the AL MVP race appears over. And it’s not even close. Shohei Ohtani is playing the best baseball of his career for the best Angels team of his career.
If not for Aaron Judge hitting 62 home runs last year, Ohtani would be looking at a third straight MVP. Think about this when you want a quick appreciation of the wonder of Ohtani: The same guy who leads the major leagues in home runs (22, tied with Pete Alonso) also is the toughest pitcher to hit (5.6 hits per nine innings).
There’s a common misconception about just how much strength and conditioning it takes to drive a Formula One car, week in and week out. With intense g-forces placed on drivers throughout the laps of a circuit, a race can certainly take a physical toll on the body. But it’s also equally important for drivers to be striving for peak performance mentally—that’s where Michael Italiano comes in.
Ja Morant will be handed a 25-game suspension by the NBA for his second offense of flashing a gun on Instagram Live. The suspension comes exactly 34 days after the video of Morant holding a gun inside a vehicle went viral.
The NBA released a statement about Morant’s suspension and confirmed he will not be paid during his time away from the Memphis Grizzlies.
“The league office found that, on May 13, Morant intentionally and prominently displayed a gun while in a care with several other individuals as they were leaving a social gathering in Memphis,” the statement reads in part.