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USC Commit Aaliyah Gayles Shot Four Times At House Party

Aaliyah Gayles, who has committed to play basketball at USC, was reportedly shot multiple times over the weekend at a house party in Las Vegas. The 18-year-old Gayles, who was one of four people shot…

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After Butt Slap, Nikola Jokic Ejected in Nuggets’ Game 2 Loss To Warriors

Nikola Jokic’s tensions clearly boiled over during Monday’s Nuggets/Warriors playoff game, which saw Golden State prevail 126-106. It began early in the first quarter when Gary Payton II blocked a shot from Jokic, which led…

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Alabama’s JD Davison ‘Done With College,’ Enters NBA Draft

After one season, Alabama guard JD Davison says he is “done with college” and is entering the 2022 NBA Draft. “To [Alabama] Coach [Nate] Oats, the entire staff, and the Crimson Tide fan base—thank you…

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NHL’s Seattle Kraken Bring In Marshawn Lynch & Macklemore As Minority Investors

It wouldn’t make much sense for an NHL team to add a Grammy-winner and a former NFL running back, would it? Well, the Seattle Kraken did just that; not to its lineup, though—to its ownership…

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Marquette’s Justin Lewis To Enter NBA Draft – But Could Return To School

Fans of Marquette men’s basketball have reason to fret but shouldn’t be holding their breath, as a Golden Eagle may potentially be getting ready to fly the coop. Indeed, sophomore forward Justin Lewis has announced…

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Hornets’ Miles Bridges Hits 16-Year-Old Female Fan With Mouthpiece After Ejection

Following his ejection from the 132-103 loss to the Atlanta Hawks Wednesday night, Hornets F Miles Bridges struck a young fan with his mouthpiece as he exited the court. He later called his actions “unacceptable,” though the damage…

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Washington Commanders Deny Wrongdoing Following Financial Impropriety Allegations

The Washington Commanders Monday denied claims of financial wrongdoing following a former employee’s allegations in a letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and, in doing so, laid out the case for no government investigation.…

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Alyssa Nakken Named First Female Coach In MLB Regular-Season History

Now making history for the San Francisco Giants, number 92, Alyssa Nakken. Number 92. When she took the field to coach first base Tuesday evening during what turned out to be a 13-2 win over…

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Kyrie Irving Gives Fans The Middle Finger During Celtics Game

After Sunday’s 115–114 Game 1 loss to the Celtics, the Nets’ Kyrie Irving addressed numerous fan interactions he had during the game. Irving was caught multiple times giving fans the middle finger and could be seen…

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Tua Tagovailoa On Dolphins: ‘I’ve Never Witnessed’ Support Like That

Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa said the way head coach Mike McDaniel and the rest of the coaching staff treat him is foreign to him throughout his time in the NFL. “To be able to…

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Raiders’ Derek Carr Signs Three-Year Extension Worth Up To $121.5 Million

How much does it take to get someone to stay in the desert? $141.3 million over four years, as that’s what Derek Carr agreed to remain the Raiders’ quarterback. Despite a few years of rumors…

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Tom Brady Pranks Teammate Tristan Wirfs As Fake Insurance Salesman

Those scam calls and texts about your car’s extended warranty wouldn’t be so bad if the person on the other end of the line was in reality a future NFL Hall of Famer and arguably…

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Baker Mayfield Feels ‘Disrespected’ By Browns

Who’da thunk that trading for a quarterback and giving him nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in guaranteed money would rub the team’s current QB the wrong way? Clearly not the Cleveland Browns. The…

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Cincinnati Reds President Phil Castellini Apologizes After Insulting Fans

You never pick a fight with the fans because there’s simply no way to win. Cincinnati Reds President and COO Phil Castellini learned that the hard way Tuesday. After basically telling his team’s loyal fans…

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Animal Rights Activist Superglues Herself To Court During Timberwolves-Clippers Game

Alicia Santurio doesn’t like the NBA’s play-in tournament—and she’s sticking to her feelings. Or at least she tried to. She attempted to superglue herself to the court in the second quarter of the Clippers-Timberwolves play-in…

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