The Oakland A’s have yet to release an update on broadcaster Glen Kuiper’s status after his usage of the n-word during a game.
Kuiper was discussing a visit to the Negro League Museum when he referred to it mistakenly as the “N-word” League Museum.
He quickly apologized during the broadcast, explaining “I said something that didn’t come out quite the way I wanted it to. I just wanted to apologize if it sounded different than I meant it to be said. I just want to apologize for that.
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The Mets plan to call up former All-Star catcher Gary Sánchez to the active roster on Friday, per a report by SNY’s Andy Martino.
Sánchez is being recalled to the Mets after playing well during his time with Triple A Syracuse, where he amassed three extra-base hits while collecting five RBIs in 32 plate appearances. The veteran will form a tandem behind the plate with rookie Francisco Álvarez.
Sánchez, who had previously signed a minor-league deal with the Giants back in March, failed to earn a call up to the San Francisco’s major league roster after batting a dismal .
D’Angelo Russell’s flagrant foul during the first quarter of Game 2 of the Western Conference finals on Thursday ignited furious debates all over NBA Twitter on Thursday as fans and pundits weighed in on the call.
The Lakers guard received the call after dishing out a hard foul on Nuggets star Jamal Murray as he drove to the basket in transition. As Murray rose to the rim, Russell’s left arm swiped down in an apparent attempt to hit the ball but, instead, appeared to made contact with Murray’s face and upper body.
The second and final day of scrimmages at the NBA draft combine is in the books, as players got their last five-on-five chance to make an impression this week as we inch closer to draft day. A pair of Day 1 standouts in Tristan Vukčević and Olivier-Maxence Prosper shut things down and opted not to play a second game after sufficiently boosting their stock Wednesday, but there were still multiple notable performances worth tracking.
Here’s a look at some of the best of Day 2.
The Kentucky Derby after-party has been reduced to a table (or stable) for one. The Preakness, the second leg of thoroughbred racing’s Triple Crown, will be contested Saturday with just a single horse moving on to Baltimore from Louisville: Derby winner Mage.
That’s it, that’s the list. The shortest list since before the Korean War.
It’s the first time in 75 years that only one Derby starter has entered the Preakness. In 1948, Citation won the Triple Crown in part by scaring off almost all the competition before it even began.
The NFL has reportedly tabbed the host site for Super Bowl 60 in 2026, a decision that is expected to be finalized by league owners at their upcoming annual spring meetings in Minnesota.
NFL owners are reportedly set to award Super Bowl 60 to Levi’s Stadium, home of the 49ers, in Santa Clara, Calif. during their meetings from May 22 to 24, according to Ben Fischer of the Sports Business Journal.
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Tom Kim’s reaction to going viral for falling the mud is just as priceless as the actual moment it happened.
Tom Kim has been the center of attention at the PGA Championship for the last hour. While the internet has been able to enjoy his viral moment, once Kim found out, his reaction may have been better than the whole incident. Watching him scroll and scroll on his phone while his face turned red was priceless. He knew then that an embarrassing moment didn’t just happen between him and his caddy but that the whole world knew.
Nikola Jokić and the Nuggets were convincing in Game 1, but the way it almost slipped at the end certainly has Lakers feeling confident.
Look out, T.J. Watt, linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers! There’s a massive pool of water right in front of you!
Steelers nation was on edge Thursday after watching a video of their three-time Pro Bowler dangerously slip into his pool during a routine clean.
Worst of all, Watt had a phone in his pocket, which immediately leads us to believe he could have been electrocuted to a crisp by falling into the water (even if modern cell phones aren’t built like toasters in the ’70s).
In sharing his embarrassing fall Thursday, Watt warned his followers to not try the move at home.
Joe Rogan made one of his listeners furious after making a case for UFC’s Jon Jones as the undisputed top fighter on earth.
That listener was heavyweight boxing champs Tyson Fury, who went on a rant dissing Joe Rogan for picking ‘Bones’ Jones over him in a fight.
Tyson Fury talks at WBC World Heavyweight Title Fight in London, England. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
Comedian Joe Rogan, host of the “Joe Rogan Experience” (Photo by Michael S.