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British Cyclist Mike Hall, 35, Dies In Crash During Australian Race; Tributes Pour In

British cycling legend Mike Hall died early Friday after being hit by a car during the Indian Pacific Wheel race from Perth to Sydney, event officials stated. He was 35. British Cyclist Mike Hall Killed In Crash…

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LeBron James Passes Shaq For Seventh In NBA Scoring With 28,597th Career Point In Cavs’ Loss To Bulls

LeBron James moved past former teammate Shaquille O’Neal for seventh place on the all-time NBA scoring list with his 28,597th career point in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 99-93 loss to the Bulls in Chicago on Wednesday night. LeBron Passes…

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Canadian Business Executive Clarifies News That Montreal May Get New MLB Team

Canadian business executive Mitch Garber has clarified a story that began circulating on Wednesday that a group of investors from Montreal had met the conditions laid out by Major League Baseball to bring a team back to…

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Journalist Apologizes After Asking Bastian Schweinsteiger Question On Chicago Fire, Club World Cup

An AFP (Agence France-Presse) video journalist who asked a misguided question to newly-signed Chicago Fire forward Bastian Schweinsteiger at an introductory media conference on Wednesday has apologized for his awkward phrasing. Journalist Apologizes For Asking Bastian Schweinsteiger…

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NHL To Stage Preseason Games In China Between Kings, Canucks In September Ahead Of 2022 Winter Olympics

The National Hockey League will stage two exhibition games in China this September as it looks to gain interest in the nation that will host the 2022 Winter Olympics. NHL To Stage Pre-Olympics Exhibition Games…

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Eagles Sign Free-Agent DE Chris Long To Two-Year Deal

The Philadelphia Eagles agreed to a two-year deal with veteran defensive end Chris Long on Tuesday. Chris Long Signs Two-Year Deal with Eagles Long helped lead the New England Patriots to a Super Bowl LI victory over the…

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How U.S. Women Reached Wage Deal With USA Hockey To End World Championship Boycott

The U.S. women’s national hockey team ended their boycott of the IIHF Women’s World Championship on Tuesday night after reaching a four-year deal with USA Hockey, their governing body, regarding compensation. U.S. Women’s Hockey Team Reach…

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Christian Pulisic, Clint Dempsey Lead USMNT To 1-1 World Cup Qualifier Tie vs Panama

Christian Pulisic assisted Clint Dempsey for the US. Men’s National Team’s lone goal in a 1-1 road tie against Panama in Tuesday night’s 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying game. Clint Dempsey, US. Tie Panama 1-1 in 2018 World…

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Wizards Top Lakers 119-108 To Clinch First Division Title Since 1979

The Washington Wizards had reason to celebrate in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, and they did so by engaging in a water bottle skirmish. The reason? They had just won the Southeast Division for the first…

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Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez Pursued By Bayern Munich, Chelsea As Summer Transfer

Several European teams are fighting to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez, with Chelsea and Bayern Munich having emerged as the top contenders thus far. Chelsea, Bayern Munich Interested in Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez as Summer Signing Bayern Munich…

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NFL Passes New Rules: No Leaping To Block Field Goals, Automatic Ejections For Head Hits, And More

The NFL passed several new rules for the 2017 season and beyond on Monday and Tuesday at the Annual League Meeting of team owners in Phoenix, two of which are designed to increase player safety.…

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U.S. Men’s National Team Vs Panama 2018 World Cup Qualifier Preview: Game Start Time, TV Channel, Streaming Info

After two crushing defeats to Costa Rica and Mexico in the last round of 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying in November, the U.S. men’s national soccer team bounced back with a thunderous 6-0 victory over…

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Roger Federer Advances To Fourth Round Of Miami Open With Win vs Juan Martin Del Potro

Roger Federer reached the fourth round of the Miami Open on Monday with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over 29th-seeded Argentine Juan Martin del Potro in Key Biscayne, Florida. Roger Federer, Angelique Kerber Advance In Miami Open The fourth-seeded…

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LeBron James Leaves Early, Kawhi Leonard And Spurs Rout Cavs 103-74

The Cleveland Cavaliers have struggled in recent games, and it was painfully evident in Monday’s loss in San Antonio. Kawhi Leonard, Spurs Thrash LeBron James, Cavs 103-74 Kawhi Leonard scored 25 points to lead the Spurs…

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NFL Team Owners Vote 31-1 To Approve Raiders’ Relocation To Las Vegas

NFL team owners voted to approve the Raiders’ application to move from Oakland to Las Vegas at the Annual League Meeting in Phoenix on Monday, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported. NFL Team Owners approve Raiders’ move…

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NCAA Tournament 2017: Ten Important Stats About Final Four Teams: South Carolina, Gonzaga, Oregon, North Carolina

The Final Four of the 2017 NCAA men’s basketball tournament has been set. Ten Stats to know about 2017 NCAA Tournament Final Four Teams The national semifinals will be held in Glendale, Arizona on Saturday,…

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Seahawks’ Trevone Boykin Arrested: QB Charged With Drug Possession, Public Intoxication After Car Crash

Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Trevone Boykin was arrested early Monday morning in Dallas after a car he was a passenger in crashed into a bar and injured five people. Seahawks QB Trevone Boykin Arrested After Car Crash…

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Johnny Manziel Training With QB Coach George Whitfield In Hopes Of Returning To Football

More than two months after his sobriety announcement, hard-partying and scandal-plagued former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is reportedly working with QB coach George Whitfield in San Diego in the hopes of making an NFL comeback. Johnny Manziel Training…

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