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Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta) — The booming drum beat from Portugal fans was a helpful reminder to anyone who might have been unaware: The World Cup is a mere two months away. That means it’s nervy times for players who are uneasy about making the 26-person roster, even if they don’t show it. The U.S. men’s national team wrapped its last camp on Tuesday night in Atlanta with an unimpressive 2-0 […]
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles) — Before Teoscar Hernandez ran out to patrol left field in the ninth inning last Friday night, he lingered in the dugout a while longer than usual. The game was almost over, but the show was about to begin. In the eighth inning against the Diamondbacks, Kyle Tucker roped a go-ahead single to put the concert in motion, setting the scene for the debut of the […]
When it comes to college football win totals for next season, there are a couple of squads whose Over/Under I'm considering. These two teams, though, are trending in different directions. On one hand, you've got a Colorado team that has its work cut out for itself; on the other is a UCLA team that should be in a good position to succeed. Here's why I'm fading the Buffs and backing […]
It's not always sunny in Philadelphia. On Wednesday morning, a damning report was published by ESPN, detailing how Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been a source of frustration for the franchise. "Poor body language, not always bought in, not the most coachable and the players notice," one person told ESPN about Hurts, who the story noted tends to be closed off, "continually fights" being under center and has "pushed […]
Tom Izzo is the Michigan State Spartans, but did he almost leave East Lansing for the NBA last year? "I've had more than a couple job offers in the NBA, and I looked at one last year with [the] Phoenix [Suns]," Izzo revealed in a Wednesday appearance on "The Dan Patrick Show." "My former player, [Suns owner] Mat Ishbia, that was a hard thing to turn down because, No. 1, […]
An eight-team field. Loaded with talent. Half-a-million in NIL money on the line. The College Basketball Crown returns to Las Vegas this week with some must-see stars and matchups. Several all-conference performances will take the court in the single-elimination tournament, which tips off with first-round games scheduled for April 1-2, followed by the semifinals on April 4 and the championship game on April 5. The tournament will be played at […]
This is not a good time for NFL teams in need of a franchise quarterback. The 2026 draft class is thin. Scouts are mostly unimpressed. And some are already counting the days until the 2027 draft when a half-dozen QBs could end up with first-round grades. For teams that need help now, though, the cupboard isn’t completely bare. There are good quarterbacks in this class if teams look hard enough. […]
The offseason and spring training are behind us, but there is plenty of MLB news left to cover now that the season is here. Here are the noteworthy transactions, injuries and more from the 2026 MLB season: Apr. 1 Lodolo making rehab start Reds pitcher Nick Lodolo is expected to throw 60-65 pitches during a rehab assignment on Thursday. The left-hander, who is on the injured list due to a […]
When NASCAR introduced the new Chase system and got rid of the win-and-in element to its postseason, there was the thought that drivers might not make bold moves or crew chiefs might not take chances because of the new points system. And in some ways, fans can argue that has happened. Crazy moves for the win where the leaders crash? Haven't seen it. But at least for one Cup race, […]
