The Los Angeles Lakers find themselves in an uphill battle that, to this point in NBA history, has proven impossible to claw back from. After an 11-point loss to the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night, the Lakers are now on the brink of elimination.
Apparently, rumors of the Dallas Mavericks' interest in swinging a trade for a former No. 1 overall pick have been greatly exaggerated.
If an NFL team is in search of a low-risk reclamation project heading into the 2023 season, they may want to give the front office in Duval County a ring.
After finishing last season in the top three of Cowboys receivers in snaps and targets, Michael Gallup will have added competition for target share in 2023 due to the addition of Brandin Cooks.
The Boston Celtics looked well on their way to a Game 1 victory in TD Garden on Wednesday night. That is until "Playoff Jimmy" took hold of the second half and never looked back.
Despite a valiant effort by Davante Adams on Wednesday to save face with a pro-Raiders photo dump on social media, the apparent tension between the star wideout and the team remains a cause for concern in Sin City.
Ja Morant released a statement on Tuesday taking accountability for brandishing a gun for the second time in three months on social media — an apology that didn't exactly register as overly remorseful to a large chunk of fans on NBA Twitter.
Austin Reaves' emergence in Los Angeles this season could soon present itself as a major dilemma for the Lakers.
Davante Adams sent shockwaves through Raiders nation on Tuesday when the typically reserved superstar brought into question the organization's vision. Now, he's eased those concerns.
Free agency has passed. The NFL Draft is behind us. Yet, Dalvin Cook's future with the Minnesota Vikings remains as murky as ever. Here are three destinations that make sense for the electric running back.
For the third consecutive offseason, free-agent quarterback Carson Wentz is in search of a fresh start — and possibly even a starting gig, should such an opportunity arise.
A case could be made that no player better personifies the Lakers' storybook season more than second-year sharpshooter Austin Reaves.
Byron Marshall, the brother of former New York Giants Super Bowl champion Leonard Marshall, has filed a lawsuit against the franchise. Byron Marshall is suing the Giants over a matter in which his brother barred him from attending his Ring of Honor induction last September stemming from personal reasons.