Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has gone full Superman for the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALDS. Now he just needs the cape. After going 3-for-5 in Sunday’s Game 2 against the New York Yankees with a grand slam as Toronto took a 2-0 lead in the Best-of-Three series, Guerrero picked up where he left off on … Continue reading “Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has gone full Superman for the Blue Jays vs. Yankees”
What was once a great story in Seattle has become a disaster in Las Vegas. Pete Carroll’s hapless Raiders were steamrolled 40-6 by the Indianapolis Colts in Week 5, and it wasn’t even that close. The 34-point defeat is one of the heaviest Carroll’s distinguished head coaching career between college and the NFL. Struggling starting … Continue reading “Raiders’ Pete Carroll-Geno Smith reunion looks like a big bust for Las Vegas”
The Cincinnati Bengals are adding another quarterback. And it comes via one of the NFL’s rarest feats, the intradivisional trade. After losing Joe Burrow to a turf toe injury that required surgery, the Bengals turned to backup Jake Browning to try to right the ship. But that experiment has largely failed, and on the backs … Continue reading “Browns-Bengals agree to Joe Flacco trade with NFL Draft compensation going back”
Kyren Lacy didn’t get a moment of silence. His death barely got recognition from LSU. The No. 1 receiver from Receiver U should be in the middle of his rookie season right now after cementing himself as a high pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Instead a 24-year-old’s life was snuffed out, tragically ended by … Continue reading “Kyren Lacy’s death was an inexcusable systemic failure”
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Notre Dame’s Hannah Hidalgo is one of the few established superstars returning to women’s college basketball this season. The reigning ACC Player of the Year is among just eight of 25 All-ACC selections returning to the conference from a season ago, and one of just three returning AP First Team All-Americans. Last … Continue reading “Q&A: This women’s basketball All-American is embracing the spotlight and rebuild”
The Skins Game is officially back. It was announced on Tuesday that the event is returning on Black Friday this year and will feature Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley, Justin Thomas, and Xander Schauffele as its participants. Interestingly, it is set to air on Prime Video. Pro Shop, one of the biggest presences in golf media, … Continue reading “The Skins Game set for return on Black Friday with Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley, Justin Thomas and Xander Schauffele”
The Baltimore Ravens are off to a brutal 1-4 start, and their defense is a big reason why. Baltimore has given up 35.4 points per game — the most in the NFL — and the Ravens have surrendered at least 37 points in each of their four losses. But now one of their former first-round … Continue reading “Ravens trade pass rusher Odafe Oweh to an AFC rival”
Down by 50 points in an August match-up against the Minnesota Lynx, the Las Vegas Aces’ season felt over. And, perhaps, so did their dynasty. The 2025 Aces team just couldn’t find ways to win. The absence of Kelsey Plum, who left in the offseason for the Los Angeles Sparks, loomed large. Jewell Loyd, who … Continue reading “Inside the greatest comeback in the WNBA”
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It wouldn’t be hyperbolic to call Milan Brown the most interesting rookie in the ACC. Consider this: The native of Baltimore, Maryland scored more than 2,000 points for Mercy High School and had a career so prolific there that she had her jersey retired while also netting a 4.1 GPA in the … Continue reading “Published author, future governor: Meet the ACC’s most interesting women’s basketball player”
The Arizona Cardinals paid a heavy price for running back Emari Demercado’s fourth-quarter fumble Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, as his gaffe short of the goal line was one of several bizarre moments that led to the Titans storming back and upsetting Arizona. Now his head coach is paying a price as well. Cardinals head … Continue reading “Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon fined for sideline incident”