Count Phillies star and Las Vegas native Bryce Harper among those who oppose the Athletics’ proposed move to Sin City.
The ownership team of the Athletics made significant progress in their relocation plans on Wednesday, as the $1.5 billion stadium bill for the team’s home in Las Vegas was approved. This was a significant hurdle, and now that it has been surpassed, it further paves the way for the A’s to relocate.
“I feel sorry for the fans in Oakland,” Harper told USA Today. “It’s just not right. They have so much history in Oakland. You’re taking a team out of a city.
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Rickie Fowler acknowledged to Sky Sports Media he and his two best friends are looking into English soccer club, Leeds United.
Could there be another golf-soccer collaboration in the future? Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth are looking to become part owners of Leeds United. Leeds United was recently taken over by the San Francisco 49ers investment arm, 49ers Enterprises.
Fowler spoke with Sky Sports News ahead of the U.S. Open and announced he is looking at investor opportunities with two of his best friends.
Darren Waller not only will play for a new team this season, but he’ll sport a new uniform number that has a special meaning to him and countless others. The Giants tight end, who previously wore No. 83 with the Raiders, switched back to his rookie No. 12 jersey for 2023 and explained why he chose to make the change.
“Twelve is a number that has a lot of meaning to me,” Waller told NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. “Somebody that’s in recovery. There are certain programs that people like me are a part of, and 12 is a very symbolic number.
1. You may recall that about a year ago, Patrick Mahomes starred in a Coors Light commercial without directly endorsing Coors Light.
The Chiefs superstar quarterback, like all NFL players, is not allowed to appear in commercials or advertisements drinking beer or directly endorsing a beer. NFL players were allowed to have their likeness appear in beer ads only beginning in 2019.
So last year, Mahomes appeared in the Coors Light commercial that was actually for a Coors (flash) light. Wink wink.
Now he’s back in another Coors Light commercial. But this one isn’t for Coors Light beer.
If you were paying attention to the SEC over the past few years, the eight-game schedule model released Wednesday night will sting for some. After years of proclaiming nine games is the way to go, Nick Saban was served a big piece of humble pie.
The never-ending cycle of the Alabama coach advocating for more conference games did not come to fruition, which led to SEC presidents to go with eight. Now, don’t get the situation twisted, this will most likely be a one-time ordeal, but some teams got it worse than others.
Texas wanted to matter again and the SEC gave it that before it even played a league game.
After reports indicated that NBA Finals MVP Nikola Jokić misplaced the Bill Russell Trophy awarded to him as the series’ Most Valuable Player, the trophy has now been found, per ESPN’s Malika Andrews.
Jokić told Andrews that he really had no idea where it went in an interview that aired Wednesday.
“I really don’t know,” he began. “I left it in Sparky [Gonzales]‘s room and it’s not there anymore so I don’t know,” the Nuggets star added, without too much concern.
It was only a matter of time before the word ‘investigation’ would be tied to the merger between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (PIF), and in turn, LIV Golf. Exactly eight days after plans for the merger were announced, the United States Department Of Justice appears to be preparing to get into the mud.
As the 123rd U.S. Open got underway, the Department of Justice has announced an official investigation into the PIF merger with the PGA Tour.
On the morning of the first round at the U.S. Open, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that it will officially investigate the PGA Tour’s deal with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF).
The DOJ informed the PGA Tour that it will review its planned agreement for antitrust concerns, according to Wall Street Journal report.
This announcement comes just two days after Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen.