Sports news, highlights, analysis, and commentary.
2,378 articles
The Baltimore Ravens' pass rush is a major concern heading into the new season after ranking near the bottom of the league last year. Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking to find consistency with Baker Mayfield, focusing on improving their run game. A minor controversy also arose with the Browns' head coach missing a photo op for a haircut.
Kendrick Perkins believes LeBron James should finish his career with the New York Knicks, citing the potential for a championship run and massive economic impact. Meanwhile, the NBA playoffs approach with teams like the Thunder clinching top seeds and others facing uncertainty.
Paris Saint-Germain decisively defeated Liverpool 2-0, exposing the Reds' deep struggles and raising serious questions about manager Jurgen Klopp's future. PSG displayed championship form, while Liverpool appeared lost and outclassed.
Seth Rollins is gearing up for a major return at WrestleMania 42, promising fans the "WrestleMania version" of himself against Gunther. Beyond the ring, he's launching a coffee brand, Amo, and revealed a dream of experiencing zero gravity. Rollins also admitted to never having seen 'Die Hard', setting up a future pop culture debate.
Chelsea fans are split on whether the historic FA Cup or the prestigious Club World Cup is the bigger trophy. Opinions range from the sentimental value of domestic cups to the global challenge of world club champions.
Is the Masters the toughest championship to win? Golf analysts and sports journalists debated the merits of the Green Jacket against the Super Bowl and Stanley Cup, ultimately highlighting the unique pressures faced by individual athletes.
Jayson Tatum returns to Madison Square Garden, the scene of a traumatic injury. He admits he's not thrilled but sees it as a crucial hurdle to overcome before the playoffs. Despite past struggles, Tatum is playing at an elite level, leading the top-seeded Celtics.
A new proposal suggests a pathway for NBA stars to appeal if they miss the 65-game mark for major awards by just a game or two. The idea emphasizes that star player attendance matters for fans and the integrity of the league's top honors.
The Detroit Pistons are showing surprising strength and improved play despite the absence of star Cade Cunningham. Analysts suggest the team's reliance on Cunningham was a limiting factor, and his absence has allowed other players to step up, leading to better defense and shooting. This has positioned the Pistons as a potentially stronger team heading into the playoffs.
Lamar Jackson's attendance at voluntary Ravens workouts sets a Super Bowl-or-bust tone for Baltimore under new coach Jesse Minter. Meanwhile, CJ Stroud faces a crucial year with the Texans as contract talks loom.
