The 2019 MLB season didn't go well for every player in MLB. These 25 players had particularly frustrating campaigns.
As we come down the stretch of the 2019 season, it's inevitable that some players in MLB are reaching their final days in baseball. These 10 players could be wrapping up their careers this fall.
As we come down the stretch of the 2019 MLB season, several of the major awards are still up for grabs. Here's a look at the top three candidates for each MLB award.
The salary cap increases every year in the NFL, and with it, more and more bad contracts are handed out.
NFL teams and fans enter the 2019 season with high hopes, but only one of the 32 teams will emerge as Super Bowl LIV champions. Here's a look at why each team has some reason to be optimistic about winning a championship this season and also reason to be pessimistic about its chances.
All NFL teams enter the season with the slim hope of going undefeated, but with the exception of the 1972 Miami Dolphins, running the table through the Super Bowl just isn't realistic.
NFL rosters were cut from 90 to 53 on Saturday, and many solid contributors were released, in the process. These experienced players remain unsigned after all the roster movement.
There's still a long way to go before the MLB playoffs, but the starting rotations of the teams still in contention are coming more into focus as we enter September.
It's rare for an NFL player to play beyond his early 30s, but these players have defied Father Time. Even with their impressive longevity, these 25 players could retire after the 2019 NFL season.
Some prospects could be major contributors on playoff rosters, while others will get looks in preparation for 2020. Either way, these 10 MLB prospects could get their chances at a major league call-up in the final month of the regular season.
Football has changed drastically since the AFPA (now NFL) launched in 1920. With over a century of professional football in the books, here's a look at each year's NFL champion.
Professional football launched in 1920 as the American Professional Football Association (APFA), which became the NFL two years later. One hundred years in, here's a rundown of the best player from every season.
The 2019 MLB season has been full of surprise performances. These 10 players stand out above the rest.
After a wild NFL offseason, the impact of team transactions is already becoming clearer as we near the start of the season.
Even the best NFL players eventually hit a wall in their careers. These 25 players have shown at least the beginning of a decline as we enter the 2019 season.
The typical career of an NFL running back is short, and depth at the position is paramount in today's NFL. The following rankings highlight the strength of each team's backup running backs, from 1-32.
Although the NFL world is focused on training camp, it's never too soon to be thinking about the next draft. Led by No. 1 overall pick Tua Tagovailoa of Alabama, here's Yardbarker's initial 2020 mock. Doubling the fun, we project the draft order too!
The focus is on the starting quarterbacks as we enter the 2019 NFL season, but the backups can also play a huge role, as Nick Foles showed with the Eagles in 2017 winning the Super Bowl.
The Yankees have done a remarkable job surviving major injuries this season, but their pitching staff isn't perfect. We point out New York's biggest issue and the weaknesses of 16 other contenders as teams head down the stretch run.
Carolina's Christian McCaffrey broke the running back reception record last season. Linebacker Cory Littleton of the Rams had a stellar 2018, too. Their Week 1 matchup could be special.
There are many players who will be key to the 2019 NFL season as it plays out. These 30 players are under the microscope as we enter the year.