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Michael Jordan Sells Majority Stake In Charlotte Hornets In $3 Billion Deal
Now a minority stakeholder, Michael Jordan sells his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets for approximately $3 billion in value. Jordan bought his majority stake at $275 million back in 2010 and is now selling…
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Ravens RBs Make Most Of Minicamp With J.K. Dobbins Out
Due to a contract situation, an undisclosed injury, or a combination of both, Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins sat out of a mandatory minicamp in Baltimore last week. Earlier this offseason, Dobbins was not present…
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Amen & Ausar Thompson Become First Twins Taken Top Five At NBA Draft
The twins make history, as point guard Amen Thompson is taken by the Houston Rockets at pick four, while small forward Ausar Thompson lands with the Detroit Pistons at pick five. In the same year,…
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Spurs Hope To Hit Big With Phenom 7’5” Victor Wembanyama
In Thursday night’s 2023 NBA Draft, the San Antonio Spurs select the 7’5″ French star Victor Wembanyama as the number one overall pick. The 19-year-old with an eight-foot wingspan will join the likes of Jeremy…
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Wizards Flip Chris Paul To Warriors In Another Blockbuster Trade
NBA star Chris Paul will join Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors following another massive NBA trade deal this week. The Washington Wizards, who just traded for Paul on Sunday, will deal him to…
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Khris Middleton Declines $40 Million Option With Bucks, Enters Free Agency
Small forward Khris Middleton has declined his $40 million option with the Milwaukee Bucks and will enter free agency going into the 2023-24 NBA season. Middleton went from role player to three-time All Star over…
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Hal Steinbrenner ‘Confused’ About Yankees Fans’ Frustration
New York Yankees executive Hal Steinbrenner said he was confused by fans’ frustrations about the team’s performance early in the 2023 season. After 74 games, many of which have been without reigning MVP slugger Aaron…
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Rob Manfred Regrets Giving Players Immunity In 2017 Astros Scandal
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said he regrets certain aspects of the league’s investigation into the 2017 Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal and said he would have done it differently if given another chance. Chief among his…
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Celtics Take Massive Haul In Three-Way Trade, But Fans Already Miss Marcus Smart
At the doors of TD Garden this October, the leaves will be falling as the Boston Celtics take the floor for a new NBA season. Fans and players alike will feel the cold, wild wind…
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Antonio Brown’s Arena Team Exiled From League Due To Nonpayment Of Dues
As the owner of the Albany Empire, Antonio Brown and his team’s time in the National Arena League (NAL) has been terminated after Brown failed to pay its bills. After falling behind on two payments…
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Former Vegas QB Derek Carr Apologizes To Raiders Fans
The Raiders released the veteran quarterback Derek Carr back in February, but recently, the former Vegas signal caller apologized to Raiders fans about his performance last season, saying “I just didn’t feel like myself, and…
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Ja Morant Suspended Again, 25 Games For 2nd Offense Of Wielding A Gun On Social Media
Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant received a 25-game suspension after live streaming himself holding, what appears to be, a firearm on Instagram live on May 13. “Ja Morant’s decision to once again wield a…
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Angels & Shohei Ohtani Getting Hot At Perfect Time
Against the Rangers, the Angels designated hitter and pitcher Shohei Ohtani tied the MLB lead with his 22nd homer in their win 5-3 on Thursday. The Japanese all-star continues his reign of supremacy in the…
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Astros Star Lance McCullers Jr. Receives Season-Ending Surgery, Plans To Return In 2024
Houston Astros star pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. will miss the 2023 season after receiving forearm surgery to repair a flexor tendon and remove a bone spur. McCullers has only made 34 starts since 2021 but…
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Oakland Athletics: For One Week In 2023, The Baseball Gods Hated John Fisher
It was all going so well for Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher in April. His team was terrible, local government officials in Oakland were giving up on negotiations and progress on a new stadium in…
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