“Always Sunny in Philadelphia” star Charlie Day decided to crush a beer while supporting Wrexham, and that nearly cost his buddy Rob McElhenney some money.
McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds successfully brought Wrexham out of the National League in year two of the duo’s ownership. The rise of Wrexham under their watch has been without question one of the most fascinating stories in all of sports. It’s been a ton of fun to watch, even for people who don’t know anything about international soccer.
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Former No. 1 NFL Draft pick Baker Mayfield is on his fourth team in his sixth season. After four seasons in Cleveland, the team traded him to Carolina. The Panthers released him midseason and the Rams picked him up. This offseason, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed him to compete for the starting quarterback spot.
Mayfield, along with 2021 second-round selection Kyle Trask, are the two main combatants in the race. Tom Brady, of course, retired again this past offseason.
Actor Adam Driver, a two-time Academy Award nominee, will serve as the honorary starter for the 107th running of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.
This season, a fair catch on an NFL kickoff will be placed at the 25-yard line regardless of where it is fielded.
Veteran kicker Brandon McManus, who has spent his entire nine-year career with the Broncos, was released by Denver on Tuesday.
Things got heated Tuesday morning on ESPN’s First Take when Stephen A. Smith and JJ Redick traded barbs discussing LeBron James’s potential retirement.
James floating retirement possibilities have led to discussions revolving around whether he has ulterior motives at play, attempting to use the threat of retirement to send a message about players he wants around him moving forward. While Redick emphasized that James’s comments were likely “calculated,” he also spoke to the wear and tear James’s body has gone through in his career and took a jab at Smith in the process.
The Heat have been without star guard Tyler Herro for much of their postseason run, having lost the 23-year-old to a broken hand during their first-round series against the Bucks.
The injury was expected to take about six weeks to recover from, and considering the Heat were the No. 8 seed in the East, many assumed Herro’s season had come to a close.
However, with Miami up 3–0 over the Celtics in the Eastern Conference finals, Heat beat writer Ira Winderman reported a significant update to Herro’s status.
New Orleans Saints rookie quarterback Jake Haener is drawing some attention early in his NFL career, but it has nothing to do with his on-field work.
It has everything to do with his rookie photo shoot that looks like the bastard child of a GQ photo shoot and a late-night Sears Photo Studio binge back in the day.
For official athlete portraits, there are only a few options that ever come into play. One is to bust out a grin, another is to look tough, while on some occasions, “crazy eyes” gets thrown into the mix (looking at you Brandon Tanev).
Turn up the volume, watch sensual arm wrestling, make everyone uncomfortable.
Who knew the brutal, raw power of arm wrestling could be delivered with so much sensuality.
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The Boston Celtics are down 0-3 in the Eastern Conference finals and have been outscored by the Miami Heat by a combined 39 points in the series, but that isn’t stopping Marcus Smart from sending Miami a message ahead of Game 4.
Speaking Tuesday afternoon, Smart decided to say “don’t let us get one.”
Marcus Smart: “Don’t let us get one.”
— Chris Forsberg (@ChrisForsberg_) May 23, 2023
While Celtics fans may appreciate Smart having confidence in his team’s ability to come back in the series, he may have wanted to keep the message to himself.