An 11-year-old Memphis Grizzlies fan had an autographed basketball stolen on Monday, but on Wednesday night her bad fortune turned good thanks to Ja Morant.
After scoring 38 points in the Grizzlies’ home win over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday, Morant slid his game-worn pair of soon-to-be-released signature shoes off, signed them, and handed them to Ellie Hughes.
Hughes had been collecting autographs from Grizzlies players since she was just five years old. After hearing the news that her basketball was stolen, Morant invited the young fan and her family to Wednesday night’s game.
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Max Verstappen is back, and other storylines to watch in season 5 of Drive to Survive
Netflix ended weeks of speculation, announcing on Thursday that the fifth season of Drive to Survive would premier on the streaming service on February 24th. The first four seasons of the series pulled back the curtain on the world of Formula 1, introducing new fans of the sport to the personalities of F1, while giving established fans a closer look at their favorite drivers and teams.
If everything goes according to plan, Kyle Larson will be a very busy man on Memorial Day weekend next year.
IndyCar team Arrow McLaren announced that 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champ Kyle Larson will compete in the 2024 Indianapolis 500. Larson will be behind the wheel of a car co-owned by his NASCAR owner Rick Hendrick that will carry sponsorship from HendrickCars.com.
Arrow McLaren uses Chevrolet engines while Hendrick Motorsports runs Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 in the Cup Series. You’ve got to think that connection helped get the deal done.
Here’s all you need from a betting perspective on the Ravens-Bengals game, from the point spread, moneyline, total Over/Under and expert pick from Geoff Schwartz.
The NHL fashions itself an organization that champions the collective over the individual.
The Dodgers announced Thursday that they’ve given right-hander Trevor Bauer his unconditional release.
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Jackson has not played since Week 13
The Baltimore Ravens have been without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson since he suffered a knee injury back in Week 13 against the Denver Broncos. Now, with a Wild Card game against the Cincinnati Bengals looming this weekend, there are fears that the QB might not be back for the third meeting between the two AFC North rivals.
According to a report from Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, Jackson faces an “uphill” battle to play this weekend.
Bill Belichick reportedly met with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and changes to the team’s offense are expected among the organization. The Patriots have recently struggled in the drafts for offensive weapons to help QB Mac Jones. Colin Cowherd explains why this not only was necessary but how Belichick has ‘a blind spot’ on him.
Kevin Warren spent just three-and-a-half years in college athletics before hitting the transfer portal back to the NFL, yet he upended almost everything … for better or worse.
Right-hander Josh Lindblom took to Twitter Thursday to announce his retirement as a player.