The New York Times and a Nebraska local news network let their political correctness get the better of them this week when they artfully—and intentionally—made a victim of an 8-year-old girl who loves soccer and happens to wear her hair short.
In a temporary win for political correctness the Cleveland Indians and parent company, Rogers Communications lost an interim decision to throw out a discrimination claim alleging that the team’s mascot “Chief Wahoo” and their logo are offensive and discriminatory.
Golf legend Phil Mickelson plans to attend his daughter’s graduation and miss next week’s playing of the 117th U.S. Open, at Erin Hills.
Deadspin appears to have run out of ideas to write about so they jumped the shark to undermine President Trump’s son Don Jr.’s gym workouts.
Bill Simmons plans to move The Ringer to Vox from his current server Medium, joining SB Nation, the Verge and Recode.
The “Grip it and Rip it” guy, John Daly, took the time to rip anti-Trump Protesters, Democrats, and Hillary Clinton this week at a pre-tournament news conference.
On Thursday the House Energy and Commerce Committee released a draft of legislation which aims to remove federal restrictions on sports betting granting individual states the ability to legalize Online gambling.
Convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez endured multiple attacks by other prisoners, before he ended his life by hanging himself at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Lancaster, Mass.
A hunting expedition went seriously wrong in Zimbabwe on Friday when South African big game hunter Theunis Botha was crushed to death by a charging elephant after it was shot by a fellow hunter.
The owner of the Dallas Cowboys Jerry Jones will receive an ethical violation warning for giving gifts to public servants when he provided over 100 police officers with game tickets, airfare, and hotel reservations.
On the heels of ESPN laying off some 100 writers and on-air rate and TV talent, Sports Illustrated announced that they are laying off five of their staffers, including Seth Davis who has been writing for the iconic sports magazine since 1995.
What a difference a “Day” makes when comparing the #3 golfer in the world one year ago this month, sitting at the top of the PGA heap ranked #1 after the 2016 Players Championship, to now when he is struggling to find a way to winning another tournament.
Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo will be on his couch watching the U.S. Open next month along with millions of other Americans after failing to qualify for America’s most prestigious golf championship by shooting a three over par 75, six strokes above the cut line.
The NFL needs to get its “priorities in order” and Colin Kaepernick should be hired by an NFL team because many league players have criminal backgrounds, according to USA Today.
Tom McDonald and Roy Riegel shared their love of baseball and the New York Mets by attending games until Roy passed away nine years ago.
The results of France’s presidential election on Sunday may determine more than just who will lead the country over the next five years. It might also decide whether the 2024 Olympics will be held in Paris or Los Angeles.
Certain NBA Hall-of-Famer and two-time league MVP, Steve Nash, recalls that President Donald Trump “was a nice enough guy” when he met him in 2007.
“SportsCenter” anchor Linda Cohn stated on Thursday what Breitbart News has been asserting for years: that ESPN’s constant insertion of politics into their covering of sports news contributed to the Worldwide Leader in Sports Entertainment’s massive loss of subscribers over the last five years.
The gutting of on-air talent at ESPN sounds a death knell over the Bristol Connecticut campus as 100 people are now predicted to be laid off due to the World Wide Leader in Sports Entertainment losing about 200,000 subscribers per month.
Shock waves rattled the offices of the Worldwide leader in Sports Entertainment when ESPN book author James Andrew Miller predicted that 40-5o on-air talent could lose their jobs due to layoffs. Now it appears Miller was being optimistic.
Projected to be drafted in the second round of the 2017 NFL draft, Caleb Brantley now may be passed over after being charged with a misdemeanor assault for punching a woman in the face.
This week’s edition of Time Magazine named Ex-San Francisco 49ers quarterback Collin Kaepernick to its list of the 100 Most Influential People.
If you have run out of things to be offended by, Maia Deccan Dickinson writing at Runners World has a new one to you and add to your list of complaints.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association is engaged in blatant hypocrisy when it comes to racial and gender hiring practices in college athletics, According to a recent report.
Nothing to see here, move along, says Jack Moore writing at The Guardian in his article espousing that “the shift to the left of sports media is vastly overblown.”
When Irish golfer Rory McIlroy accelerated his rehab stint for a stress fracture to his ribs to play a round of golf with the newly elected 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump, he took a pounding from fans and the press.
Much to the chagrin of LBGTQ groups, the National Collegiate Athletic Association removed its boycott of North Carolina as a venue for hosting championship games.
It started almost four decades ago when TV viewers heard one golf legend, Tom Watson, give another legend, Lee Trevino, advice during the 1980 Tournament of Champions at La Costa. The fan dialed up the PGA tour, said he saw Watson commit an infraction, and after video review, bingo he was assessed a two-stroke penalty.
As reported extensively by Breitbart News that ESPN has suffered severe losses in cable subscriptions over the last few years, the repercussions of that reality are rearing its ugly head in the form of a significant cutting of on-air talent in the very near future.
Greg Cote of the Miami Herald asks the question: ‘What NFL team will be brave enough (and smart enough) to give Kaepernick a chance?’
NFL football legend Tom Brady laced up his golf spikes to tee it up with future PGA legend Jordan Spieth at Augusta National, as the 23-year-old former Masters winner prepares to hopefully slip on a second green jacket next week at The Masters Championship.
As more and more sports fans turn off ESPN to protest the network’s left-wing social and political agenda, parent company Disney’s decision to extend current CEO Bob Iger’s contract through 2019 means the “world’s leader in sports entertainment” will continue on its merry way of alienating a large segment of Americans.
After telling the Washington Post two weeks ago that he never bet on a game that he broadcasted, announcer Brent Musburger revealed to the Chicago Tribune this week that indeed he did bet on one game back in the ’80s.
It’s well known President Trump loves gold. Well he will be displaying that affinity once again, when he appears on a three-night Golf Channel tribute to legendary golfer, “The Golden Bear,” Jack Nicklaus.
Don’t let your lying eyes deceive you that the stunning 65-point, second half scoring assault by the South Carolina Gamecocks against the ACC champion Duke University was the reason for their win on Sunday.
Now that the 49ers want nothing to do with him, it appears that the “progressive” sports media sympathies with beleaguered quarterback Colin Kaepernick and is advocating that some NFL team should pick him up and sign him to a new contract.
Legendary Green Bay Packers football coach Vince Lombardi taught his players not only football but lessons how they can lead their life. “Perfection is not attainable but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence,” he once said.
For the first time in its 273-year history, Muirfield Golf Club in Scotland will admit women as members after the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers voted to overturn its men-only policy.
Lightning struck twice at Baylor University’s renowned football program, when on Monday the second person this year affiliated with the team was fired in a sexual assault scandal.
Tiger Woods withdrew from entering this week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament at Bay Hill.
