From "Magic" to "Mean Joe" to "The Big Hurt," let's take a look, in no particular order, at the best nicknames in sports history and the athletes who inspired them.
During the third quarter of Monday night’s game between the New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons, Giants head coach Pat Shurmur drew up a perfect play on fourth-and-goal.
Many observers were surprised by the relatively lenient suspensions resulting from the fight between the Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets, and it turns out at least one player involved was among them.
Blake Bortles will get his job back in Week 8. Doug Marrone announced Monday the longtime Jaguars starter’s run of first-string work will continue, despite being benched on Sunday.
New England Patriots running back Sony Michel reportedly got good news about the knee injury he suffered Sunday. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, Michel’s injury is not considered serious, and while he could miss some time, it’s not expected to keep him out for a significant period of time.
Purdue’s monumental upset in Week 8 didn’t just shake up college football. The race for the Heisman Trophy temporarily lost a strong contender in Dwayne Haskins, allowing for other names to take his place on this list.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was still furious with the Michigan State Spartans a full 48 hours after a pregame scuffle that he accused them of planning.
The Mets’ ongoing search for a general manager was narrowed to five recently, and now two candidates, MLB exec Kim Ng and agent Casey Close, have been eliminated from the running.
With a Red Sox-Dodgers showdown looming, we’re going to be treated to a matchup between two of the oldest teams in baseball, one that feels like it must have happened many times before, even if it hasn’t, regardless of whether it should’ve.
The long-awaited return of Le’Veon Bell to the Pittsburgh Steelers will have to be put on hold once again, as Jim Trotter is reporting the running back won’t report this week.
New York Giants star Odell Beckham Jr. hauled in a 51-yard reception during the third quarter of Monday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. That reception doubled as a history-maker for him.
No team in college football this season is perfect. Not even Alabama. Some teams have more glaring shortcomings than others, and that includes the better teams in the country.
Running back Le’Veon Bell has still not reported to the Steelers as they begin preparations for Week 8, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. Bell had been expected to report to the Steelers during the club’s Week 7 bye, but he never actually showed up.
As expected, the three players at the forefront of the scuffle that broke out in last night’s game between the Rockets and Lakers have received suspensions.
Those who have watched the Houston Texans play this season have probably noticed that Deshaun Watson has not been making the same big plays that he did last year.
The Eagles blew a 17-0 fourth quarter lead on Sunday to lose at home to the Carolina Panthers, dropping the Super Bowl champions to a disappointing 3-4 on the season.
The good news for the Chicago Bears is that they completed an improbable Hail Mary pass at the end of their game against the New England Patriots on Sunday.
Le’Veon Bell still has not informed the Pittsburgh Steelers of when he plans to show up for work, and that may have something to do with all the trade talk surrounding the star running back.
DeVante Parker was inactive for the team’s game today, which Dolphins coach Adam Gase claimed was due to a nagging injury. Parker's agent insists that isn’t true and that his client is fully healthy.
While the mutual preference of both the Maple Leafs and winger William Nylander would be to get a long-term deal done, this no longer appears to be an option.
The 2018 World Series will feature a showdown between two of baseball’s most historic franchises — the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox. As we look toward this Fall Classic, some questions come to mind.
If we’re being honest, there was a ton of really bad football on display during the action in NFL Week 7. We should have seen it coming, though, after what transpired as NFL Network reporter Melissa Stark was previewing the London game.
Demetrius Harris had a memorable celebration after catching a touchdown from Patrick Mahomes during the second quarter of “Sunday Night Football” against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Just when you thought the ending in the Baltimore-New Orleans game was wild, what happened between Washington and Dallas might have topped it. The Cowboys were settling in for a 47-yard field goal attempt with three seconds left when long snapper LP Ladouceur was called for a snap infraction.
The Baltimore Ravens lost to the New Orleans Saints in the most unlikely way possible. Justin Tucker, the best kicker in the NFL and arguably the best kicker in NFL history, missed an extra point that would have tied the game at 24 with 24 seconds left.
The agent of Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker blasted coach Adam Gase on Sunday after Parker didn’t play against the Detroit Lions. Parker has been on the injury report with a quad problem but got in a full week of practice.
The Jacksonville Jaguars expected to be contending for a Super Bowl in 2018, but they’re a long way from that right now, and frustrations are boiling over.
After only two carries, LeSean McCoy had to be helped off the field during Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts. McCoy went down and stayed down for a few minutes, and when he left the field he did so with a limp and a man under each shoulder.
The NBA is in the process of determining what the appropriate punishment should be for those involved in the fight between the Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets on Saturday, and some video evidence that has emerged is not going to help Rajon Rondo.
Joey Bosa has not played in 2018 due to a foot injury he suffered prior to the start of the season, but the Los Angeles Chargers only expect to be without the star pass-rusher for one more game.
The Reds have hired Giants vice president of player development David Bell as their manager, per a team announcement. Cincinnati awarded Bell a three-year contract with a club option for a fourth season.