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Chiefs’ Harrison Butker Drills A Historic 69-Yard Kick Against Buccaneers

Although the NFL does not record preseason stats in its official records, Harrison Butker made one of the longest kicks in preseason history this week. On August 22, the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against…

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US Open Mixed Doubles Set For Massive Success With New Changes To Format

Last year, the US Open decided to format its mixed doubles championship differently than it ever had. Instead of holding the competition alongside the other doubles and singles championships, they moved it outside the standard…

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Streamer N3on Gives Formerly Homeless NBA Star Delonte West $50K To Help Him Start His Own Streaming Channel

If the name Delonte West sounds familiar, it probably has more to do with his story off the court than on the court, which went viral when he blew all the money he had made.…

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Dae’Quan Wright Set To Join LSU Following NFL Exit In A First

The Dae’Quan Wright story confuses a lot of football fans. Wright is headed back to college after being waived by the Cleveland Browns. The move from college to the NFL and then back to college…

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Extra Year Of Eligibility Denied For Some In New Court Ruling

The NCAA won in court on Friday, reversing a federal judge’s earlier order that would have given athletes an extra year of eligibility. The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals issued the decision, part of an…

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Argentine Players Banned For Role In World Cup Brawl After Finals Loss

FIFA handed three Argentina players bans on Friday for the post-match brawl in the World Cup final. The most severe ban was given to Boca Juniors midfielder Leandro Paredes, who will have to serve a…

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Marshall Manning, Peyton Manning’s Son, Debuts As High School Team’s QB

Peyton Manning’s son, Marshall Manning, is the quarterback at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and he made his debut on ESPN’s high school football kickoff. With football returning, people across the country are eager for…

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Difficult Outing For Fernando Mendoza Lowlighted By 80-Yard Interception

Though only in the preseason, Fernando Mendoza‘s start in a Las Vegas Raiders jersey hasn’t gone the way he’d hoped. Yet to eclipse 100 yards in his two games so far, the number one overall…

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Travis Kelce Setting Example As Veteran In Chiefs Training Camp

As the Kansas City Chiefs wrapped up training camp on August 20, the team’s longest-tenured player is setting the tone for the young players. Travis Kelce, who has played for the team for 13 seasons…

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Peyton Watson Traded To Cavaliers In Multi-Team Blockbuster

The Cleveland Cavaliers have acquired forward Peyton Watson in a multi-team trade finalized in August 2026, a deal that also sent veteran wing Max Strus to the L.A. Clippers and reshuffled roster pieces across four…

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James Harden Agrees To 3-Year, $97M Deal to Remain With Cavaliers – Is He Worth It?

James Harden is staying in Cleveland. The veteran guard has agreed to a three-year, $97 million contract with the Cavaliers that will keep him with the team through the 2029-30 season. Inside the Contract The…

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Mexico’s CONMEBOL Ambitions Could Become Entangled With Infantino’s FIFA Future

Mexico’s relationship with the international soccer establishment is facing a potentially significant turning point after reports emerged that FIFA President Gianni Infantino offered support for Mexico to explore a move from CONCACAF to CONMEBOL in…

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Ketel Marte Placed On Restricted List, Returns To Phoenix For Knee Testing

Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte did not appear for Monday’s series opener against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, prompting the team to place him on the restricted list and raising fresh questions…

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Jeanie Buss Opposes Family’s Sale Of Remaining Lakers Stake To Bob Iger & Joshua Kushner

A family rift has erupted at the top of the Los Angeles Lakers, as Jeanie Buss publicly opposes her siblings’ plan to sell the family’s remaining ownership stake in the team. The Deal at the…

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Former Wimbledon Finalist Nick Kyrgios Provisionally Suspended After Testing Positive For Cocaine

Former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios has been provisionally suspended from professional tennis after testing positive for cocaine, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) confirmed. In 2021, Kyrgios was accused of assaulting his girlfriend. Timeline of…

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