The Morning Bark Newsletter

Ladies and gentlemen, Derek Jeter’s “Dating Diamond.” It’s what a team’s position lineup would look like if fielded by ten of the countless dating conquests of the retiring New York Yankees legend/ladykiller.

One of the big things that allegedly drove Martin to leave the Dolphins was a dinner at which he was harassed by Richie Incognito and other teammates. A police chief who happened to be at that dinner says it didn’t quite happen like that.

You are looking at Nina Agdal, Lily Aldridge and Chrissy Teigen: The first time a trio of women have been on the cover since Elle MacPherson, Rachel Hunter and Kathy Ireland were on it 20 years ago. 

It's 10 days before the Great American Race and pundits are more concerned with Richard Petty questioning Danica Patrick's racing ability than anything happening on the track.

Gunaxin has already covered some of the more inspirational tales in the history of the Winter Olympics, but let’s be honest here: not everyone can be a winner.

It might be unfair to suspect the host nation would resort to spying on injury information to prepare for potential opponents in the final rounds of the tournament, but just to be safe, NHL doctors are using a James Bond-like approach to protect their players.

This mod is fascinating to watch and somehow gets funnier the longer you watch it. And the best part? WAYNE KNIGHT MAKES THE CUT. That’s how good this is.

The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are a model of good personnel management and talent. These teams are, well, the opposite.

Americans sweep slopestyle skiing, US men's hockey debuts, and other #RISE highlights from Day 7 of the Sochi Winter Games.

This Given Sunday offer up a subjective ranking of all 32 current NFL owners from most to least popular in terms of the way they're perceived by fans and the public in general.