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The baseball season has yet to see its first pitch hurled, but MLB has already committed an error. 
MLB has a uniform problem on its hands, as the new threads, designed by Nike and manufactured by Fanatics, have led to complaints from players, ridicule from fans and have become the butt of jokes from apparel competitors, such as Under Armour. 
Arguably the most glaring issue with the new uniforms is the fact that the pants are somewhat see-through. Needless to say, it’s been a rough start to the spring for MLB.

After flipping out on a referee, Atlanta Hawks head coach Quin Snyder was sent back to the locker room after being ejected in the second quarter of Friday night’s game.
With 4:25 left to play before the half, the red-glasses sportin’, suave-hair flowing Snyder ran up to referee Eric Dolan. Snyder was upset that Raptors center Jakob Poetl wasn’t called for a moving screen. The result? Hawks All-Star guard Trae Young was shoved to the ground and injured his hip. 
As you can see in the clip, Snyder was IMMEDIATELY ejected.

Anthony Kim at the 2012 Shell Houston Open. | Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images
Anthony Kim, who at one point was the 6th-ranked player in the world, will return to pro golf after a decade-long absence.
Anthony Kim will tee it up in a professional golf event for the first time in over a decade.
He will do so at LIV Golf Jeddah, held next week at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in Saudi Arabia, according to Rex Hoggard of the Golf Channel and multiple sources on X, including @FlushingItGolf.

Ricardo Gonzalez. | Photo by Phil Inglis/Getty Images
Argentine Ricardo Gonzalez won the Trophy Hassan II, the PGA Tour Champions event staged annually in Morocco.
After chipping into the water and bogeying the par-5 12th, Ricardo Gonzalez faced a two-shot deficit to former Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjørn, as his chances at victory continued to slip away.
But then, Gonzalez, who has 28 career professional victories, completely turned the tide of the Trophy Hassan II—the annual PGA Tour Champions event held in Morocco.

A scuffle that broke out during the final moments of the Golden State Warriors‘ 97—84 win over the Charlotte Hornets on Friday night provided an unintentionally amusing moment involving Warriors coach Steve Kerr and Hornets coach Steve Clifford. 
Kerr and Clifford met on the court for a postgame handshake mere moments after the Warriors attempted—and successfully scored—on a layup attempt at the rim with the seconds ticking down on the clock, due to a goaltending call on the Hornets’ Miles Bridges.

Photo by Philippe Nanchino/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images
What teams are going to start the 2024 F1 season on the front foot, and what teams have some work to do before the lights go out next weekend?
Before we close the book on pre-season testing and shift our focus to the start of the 2024 Formula 1 season, it is time to take one final look at what we saw over three days at Bahrain International Circuit.
Again, the usual warnings about reading too much into pre-season testing apply.

Patty Tavatanakit during the third round of the 2024 Honda LPGA Thailand. | Photo by Thananuwat Srirasant/Getty Images
Twenty-four year-old Patty Tavatanakit, who hails from Thailand, is in prime position to win again in her home country.
Two things persisted at the Honda LPGA Thailand for the third straight day: the oppressive heat and Patty Tavatanakit scoring in the mid-60s.
Tavatanakit signed for a 6-under 66 Saturday, which included four birdies and an eagle on her front nine.

Dennis Rodman usually dominated on the basketball court, then stunk it up afterward. But according to former teammate, Shaquille O’Neal, Rodman’s postgame aroma didn’t stop women from flocking to Rodzilla.
“He’d get 25 rebounds, stinkin’ like shit,” O’Neal said of Rodman on his podcast, The Big Podcast with Shaq. “He’d put his clothes on (after the game), go to the club, and have the baddest women I’ve ever seen in my life. Surrounding him. Hugging him.”
Dude had game even if he was a little gamy.

Friday’s Golden State Warriors vs. Charlotte Hornets game didn’t seem abnormal on paper, but things got extremely chippy at the end of the game. With 12 seconds left in the contest, the Hornets’ Miles Bridges was called for goaltending on layup by the Warriors’ Lester Quinones, putting Golden State up 97–84. That would prove to be the final score.
Bridges and Grant Williams took serious issue with the late attempt to score, despite there still being a differential between the game and shot clocks.

Philadelphia Eagles three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Brown has had enough with the sports media.
The star wide receiver found himself taking time out of what was a lovely Friday afternoon to call the Eagles’ flagship Philadelphia radio station, WIP, to let the hosts know that they were full of it.
“What’s the deal? You guys [the hosts] are supposed to be supporting Philly, but it doesn’t turn out to be that. Why make so many rumors? You know what I’m saying,” Brown asked WIP hosts Ike Reese and Jack Fritz.