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One NBA player is here to swat away all claims that the Trump assassination attempt was fake.
Former Orlando Magic guard Terrence Ross gave his strong take on the fake narratives floating around social media and left-wing networks regarding the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.
Ross wasn’t happy after hearing Trump’s political opponents call the serious assassination attempt a “staged” political scene by Republicans. Ross played in the NBA for 11 seasons, playing his final season in 2022-23.

Jason Day during a practice round ahead of The 152nd Open Championship. | Photo by Luke Walker/R&A via Getty Images
The Open has produced plenty of long shot winners in the past, so here are three players who can surprise the world this week at Royal Troon.
Of all the four major championships, The Open Championship is perhaps the most unpredictable—much like the inclement weather that can blow across the Scottish coast at a moment’s notice.
Look no further than last year, when Brian Harman decimated Royal Liverpool to win by six shots at 13-under-par.

Being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame is an honor that is reserved for a select few who are the greatest to ever play the game. The next best thing then, is to have one of your personal effects placed in the Hall.
For Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk, that personal effect is one of his nasty-ass mouthguards.
The Panthers sent some stuff up to Toronto to go in an exhibit honoring their Stanley Cup win over the Edmonton Oilers in an instant-classic, seven-game series.

ESPN’s voice of reason, Pat McAfee, has once again called out the network for its own self-sabotage.
As I’ve previously written, it feels like McAfee lambastes his home broadcast network every few weeks to put it on notice, most recently with his criticism of Prince Harry getting the Pat Tillman Service Award at this year’s ESPYs. But it’s not Pat’s fault, as he’s just reacting to what ESPN has and continues to do.

Caitlin Clark is one of those rare athletes who has been able to transcend sports with her popularity. I don’t just mean that her popularity and influence are transcending the world of sports, I mean they’re bleeding into other sports that are completely different than basketball.
And now, she’ll be a small part of the NASCAR Cup Series when she is bestowed the distinct honor of gracing the hood of Josh Berry’s No. 14 Ford Mustang Dark Horse for Stewart-Haas Racing this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

DALLAS – The second day of listening to SEC coaches speak about the upcoming season, along with different sidebars, has come to an end, and it certainly did not disappoint. 
For Georgia head coach Kirby Smart, he couldn’t escape the questions about the ongoing off-field issues when it comes to his players putting on a remake of Fast & The Furious around Athens over the past few years. But, to the credit of the Bulldogs collective, Smart shared that players have started to be fined for off-field issues, so maybe that will slow them down.

Joe “Jellybean” Bryant, the father of Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant, has died. He was 69.

Clemson’s Dabo Swinney said Tuesday he anticipates the shift to an expanded playoff could lead to frequent in-season opt-outs from players or teams sitting their stars if a playoff berth is already locked up.

Country singer Ingrid Andress, 32, is entering rehab a day after a widely panned rendition of the national anthem at Monday’s MLB Home Run Derby. She said she was drunk for her performance.

Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has requested a trade from the 49ers, league sources confirmed to ESPN.