The New York Knicks continue their quest to remain within shouting distance of the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference race, while the Indiana Pacers want to remind the league they have designs on a deep playoff run.
"The job of a sports writer isn't easy" claims hundreds of columns I've read over the years. These men watch and write about baseball for a living which sounds like a step above working in a hospice. It must be awful.
The blizzard wreaking havoc throughout the Northeast may cause some trouble in the sports world.
In today's big sports news: Serena Williams takes her anger out on her racket, Junior Seau's family sues the NFL, the most valuable NBA franchises, and the latest in the Manti Te'o affair.
Other than baseball's Midsummer Classic, the major sports' all-star games aren't really a big deal—especially the NFL's Pro Bowl. So why should players even bother going?
The New England Patriots come up short again in their quest for another Super Bowl ring, but instead of talking about the Ravens' success it seems all anyone cares about is New England coach Bill Belichick's attitude after the game.
NFL teams look to take the next step toward the Super Bowl, and a mixed martial arts promotion holds its final event. Here's what to watch this weekend:
The Christmas Day NBA games are becoming quite the tradition around the country, but why did the NBA feel the need to give the teams different uniforms?
One of the biggest boxing matches of the year, the return of UFC to Fox and a storied college football rivalry highlight the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
December 4, 2012
I don't pride myself on being overly athletic. I don't participate in many sports. I don't even watch sports very often. It's not that i'm uncoordinated, i'm just apathetic towards being athletic, so I may not have much room to talk. But after watching this, I feel like Micheal Jordan.
November 2, 2012 Check out this video of a bush-league pro wrestler in Rhode Island doing a backflip off the top ropes at an event on September 30th, and he lands directly on his head.
The NFL Network will broadcast it's first Thursday night game of the season on September 13th featuring the Chicago Bears taking on the Green Bay Packers.
