The Morning Bark Newsletter

This is pretty amazing. Phillies fans react to the news that Bin Laden was killed with a very audible “USA” chant during their Sunday Night Baseball game against the New York Mets. Enjoy the video and try very hard not to feel a great sense of pride while watching...

Though had Tressel been held to the same accountability standard at his previous coaching stop, he would’ve never made it to Ohio State in the first place...

Jeff Van Gundy was going nuts as a commentator about the call, saying referee Ed Malloy had gone too far. Fans were screaming the same thing. That may be the case, but we can’t fairly judge the situation until we know what Pierce said to Malloy...

"I thought the world might come to an end if I got those personalities together," Horton told Hall of Fame journalist Rick Hummel of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "I thought it might be like Armageddon or the Apocalypse."

It’s been a LONG time since the Michigan/Ohio State rivalry was in college football’s spotlight, thanks in large part to Michigan’s average football teams the past few seasons. A few Michigan fans, however, have decided to give this rivalry a fresh coat of paint and have gone great lengths to make their point loud and clear...

With all of the hype surrounding Newton after the type of year he had at Auburn (National Championship and Heisman Trophy winner), it should be interesting to see if Carolina forced Clausen to surrender the No. 2 jersey...

With Nashville Predator's center Mike Fisher married to country star Carrie Underwood, it was only a matter of time before she was brought into their act...

I see no reason why the White Sox would fire Guillen now, or at any point during the season. Even if things continue to go the direction that they're going now...

Apparently, it’s better to be a Dallas Mavericks fan than a Los Angles Lakers fan. With that logic, Mark Cuban has 10 championships to Jerry Buss’ zero, and Dirk Nowitzki is more clutch than Kobe Bryant...

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