Each time the discipline comes down you think maybe, maybe, this time Draymond Green will learn. When the Warriors sent him home for cold-cocking Jordan Poole, when the league suspended him for chest-stomping Domantas Sabonis, when the NBA sat him down for five games after Green wrapped Rudy Gobert in a choke hold just last month. Whether it’s the fines, the missed games or the sheer embarrassment, eventually Green would grow up.
He didn’t, he hasn’t and Tuesday night offered the latest evidence that perhaps he won’t.
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John Daly is a red-blooded, proud American and longtime friend of Donald Trump therefore it shouldn’t come as too big a surprise to learn he wants to see Trump win the 2024 Presidential election and serve a second term.
What may come as a surprise to some, however, is Daly claiming the majority of his fellow professional golfers want “daddy Trump back.” Those were his exact words when he recently sat down with Tucker Carlson.
Welcome to Week 15 of the fantasy football season!
This is also the first week of the fantasy postseason, so we’re on our way to the ultimate goal … winning a title! As always. I’ve used a full-point PPR scoring system, which you can use in addition to the Week 15 edition of Start Em, Sit Em.
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At quarterback, Dak Prescott continues to be a top three option even in a tough matchup in Buffalo. Brock Purdy is rising up the ranks, too, as is Matthew Stafford after his third straight big game.
Welcome to Week 15 of the fantasy football season!
This is also the first week of the fantasy postseason, so we’re on our way to the ultimate goal … winning a title! As always. I’ve used a full-point PPR scoring system, which you can use in addition to the Week 15 edition of Start Em, Sit Em.
At Sports Illustrated, we always have you covered!
Among the running backs, Kyren Williams makes a big move up based on his recent success and a matchup against Washington.
The Los Angeles Lakers have decided to sell out and change their longstanding tradition of only hanging NBA Title banners in the rafters by now including their recent In-Season Tournament (IST) Championship.
If you don’t know what I’m talking about, that’s precisely the point – nobody cares about the IST and definitely not enough to raise a banner. Yet here we have the Lakers, who don’t even have banners for Western Conference Championships, paying homage to the IST as if it matters.
The Pistons are on the cusp of one of the worst—and most difficult—achievements in NBA history. Detroit hasn’t won a game since Oct. 30 and has somehow managed to thrust itself into the conversation of worst NBA team of all time. Of course, there’s some atrocious competition.
The Pistons are currently riding a 20-game losing streak, making them just the 14th team in the history of the association to reach this pit of despair. If they continue to play as poorly as they have, they could very well have the worst losing streak in league history by the new year.
There is a long history of kickers making the jump from soccer to the NFL, from Hall of Famer Morten Andersen to soccer All-American-turned-Super Bowl champion Matt Bahr.
Rarely, however, is the jump from one game to the other as smooth as Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey’s. During this season—his first in the NFL after two in the USFL—he has drained all 30 of his field goal attempts and 39 of his 42 extra point attempts.
Chiefs star Travis Kelce gave fans a glimpse of what was going on in his head during that lateral play in Week 14’s 20—17 loss to the Bills.
What every NFL fan was thinking during the play is clear enough. But what was Kelce thinking?
The two-time Super Bowl champ said on Wednesday’s episode of the New Heights podcast that he made the decision to throw the lateral “on the spot.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick was asked on Wednesday morning about a report from NBC Sports indicating that the franchise was preparing to move on from him after the season.
His response? Well, it went about how most NFL fans would expect.
“Yeah, I’m getting ready for Kansas City,” Belichick deadpanned in response.
Shortly after, a follow-up was asked about whether or not owner Robert Kraft had discussed his plans for the team following the season with Belichick.
Belichick’s response? Again, it went as most NFL fans would expect.
“Getting ready for Kansas City.
Jay Monahan speaks to the media ahead of the 2023 Tour Championship. | Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
A group of PGA Tour players have hired legal counsel, hoping to obtain more answers from the PGA Tour Policy Board amid LIV Golf negotiations.
Twenty-one PGA players have hired attorneys, hoping to obtain more information from the PGA Tour’s ongoing negotiations with the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF)—LIV Golf’s beneficiary.
The two sides have until Dec. 31, 2023, to strike a deal, which would likely forge a unification of the men’s professional game.