A new season means a renewed sense of optimism and excitant. But for several NBA teams, the start of the 2024-25 season also means they are back under the microscope and facing pressure to succeed. Here a five teams feeling the most heat this season.
One of the most polarizing decisions across the NFL throughout the past week was Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin deciding to bench Justin Fields in favor of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson.
Thanks to Ionescu's clutch shot, the Liberty completed a comeback and now hold a 2-1 series lead.
After losing a Monday Night Football showdown to the Buffalo Bills, the New York Jets appeared to be headed for another rough week. However, the morning after the game brought the best news Jets fans have heard all season.
Just a couple of years after it seemed as if Baker Mayfield's time as an NFL franchise quarterback was over, he's showing resiliency that embodies the type of player he's become for the Buccaneers.
There's no MLB franchise facing more pressure to win this postseason than the New York Yankees — particularly their manager, Aaron Boone.
The only positive coming out of the Pittsburgh Penguins' season opener is that they have 81 more games on the schedule. The Rangers blanked Pittsburgh, 6-0, dominating from puck drop to the final buzzer.
All in all, Rodgers and the offense haven't held up their end of the bargain this year. It's becoming clear Rodgers isn't the same player who could have success no matter the situation around him.
Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has done many insane things on the football field but he might have topped all of them on Sunday.
As strange as it will be to see Karl-Anthony Towns in a Knicks jersey, adding the four-time All-Star could help take New York to another level.
Adams’ star power and talent make him an extremely attractive asset for a contender.
The all-time hits leader is back in the news after President Donald Trump announced Friday his intention to issue a "complete pardon" for Rose, who was banned from baseball for betting on the sport.
Sam Darnold added another chapter to his improbable comeback story. The Vikings' QB1 led Minnesota to a 31-29 win over the rival Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
Derrick Rose announced his retirement from the NBA. As expected, his retirement has sparked a debate about his potential Hall of Fame candidacy.
Allen was as good as he's ever been on Monday night (and that's saying something). He completed 22-of-28 for 247 yards with four touchdown passes in the first half alone in Buffalo's 47-10 domination of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Starting Justin Fields wasn’t Mike Tomlin’s initial plan, but it now needs to be what the Steelers keep doing moving forward.
Is Pittsburgh Steelers QB Justin Fields just keeping the starting seat warm for Russell Wilson?
The 2025 class, which the Pro Football Hall of Fame stipulates will induct between four and eight new members, will be announced in New Orleans during Super Bowl week in February.
Los Angeles Chargers RB J.K. Dobbins is playing up to his talent after slogging through multiple injury-plagued seasons.
Greenwood has a Hall of Fame case purely on individual prowess alone.
Pittsburgh Steelers QB Justin Fields showed he deserved a shot to keep the starting job in Sunday's season-opening win.
Part of the fun of the beginning of a new NFL season is making predictions about which players will stand out and how the standings will finish. But what's even more fun is making "bold" predictions that may seem outlandish, but are an opportunity to go out on a limb and be different.
The Steelers awarded veteran defensive tackle Cameron Heyward with a new contract. And while it was expected and it's a positive for fans to know Heyward will now likely spend his entire career wearing only the Black and Gold, it creates a risky situation for the Steelers moving forward.
Due to Notre Dame's desire to hold onto its independent status, the Fighting Irish do not have the benefit of being able to earn an automatic bid into the revamped College Football Playoff by winning a conference title.
The Pittsburgh Pirates lost in devastating fashion on Wednesday. And while that's a sentence that might not be surprising for some, at least based on the recent history of the franchise, this particular loss symbolizes the true end of the 2024 season.