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Fantasy Football Preview, Week 12: Crunch Time

NFL Week 12 is here, and with just two more weeks to go until fantasy playoffs start, this Sunday’s matchups are critical. This week’s action kicks off with an AFC West showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the winless

Fantasy Football Preview, Week 12: Crunch Time

Preachy Sports Media Culpable For NFL Pill-Popping

On Sunday, federal drug agents raided National Football League medical staff from the Seattle Seahawks to the San Francisco 49ers in the search for illicit drugs. For literally decades, players have talked about the ease of obtaining illicit performance-enhancing drugs

Preachy Sports Media Culpable For NFL Pill-Popping

New 'Today' executive out after brief tenure

LOS ANGELES (AP) — An ESPN executive brought to NBC to take charge of the “Today” show is exiting after less than three months. According to a staff memo Monday from NBC News President Deborah Turness, she and Jamie Horowitz

The Worldwide Leader in Hypocrisy

On a day when ESPN’s Outside the Lines exposed more than two-dozen cases since 2000 of NFL players guilty of domestic violence not missing a down in the league, the four-letter network earlier this week hired retired cage fighter Chael

The Worldwide Leader in Hypocrisy

Brittney Griner Details Knife Attack in China

WNBA star Brittney Griner chronicled the bizarre knife attack on her and a teammate last week in Shenyang, China, in a conversation with ESPNw.  A Chinese man chased Griner, who plays on the Beijing Great Wall team, on a team

Brittney Griner Details Knife Attack in China

Jameis Winston's Lawyer Names Accuser in Tweet

Jameis Winston’s lawyer named his accuser in a November 4 tweet. The social-media posting remains on David Cornwell’s account despite public outcry. The tweet juxtaposed the quick approach of the November 17 school disciplinary hearing faced by the Seminoles quarterback

Jameis Winston's Lawyer Names Accuser in Tweet

Bernard Hopkins Says Amazing Run Ignored 'Because I'm Black'

Bernard Hopkins insists that the media doesn’t cover his late-career accomplishments “because I’m black.” He’s half right–but for the wrong reasons. The 49-year-old light-heavyweight titlist told ESPN that if he were white with an ethnic surname, “I’d be on every

Bernard Hopkins Says Amazing Run Ignored 'Because I'm Black'

Anti-Redskins Protestors at Vikings Game Miss the Irony

Protestors, some dressed in traditional Native American garb, descended upon the University of Minnesota’s TCF Bank Stadium on Sunday to denounce the nickname of Washington’s NFL team. The people wearing horned helmets and wielding giant mallets showed up in Minneapolis to cheer

Anti-Redskins Protestors at Vikings Game Miss the Irony

Auburn WR Forms Bond With Young Cancer Patient

ESPN spotlighted the relationship between Auburn wide receiver Sammie Coates and 12-year-old leukemia patient Kenzie Ray on Saturday’s “GameDay.”   Ray met Coates in a chance encounter when she was a guest of the Auburn Majorettes and have been close friends

Auburn WR Forms Bond With Young Cancer Patient

Fantasy Football Preview, Week 9: Bye Week Blues

Bye week blues have arrived in NFL Week 9. Six teams, each with at least one top player, are not playing this week (Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans). I’m only going to

Fantasy Football Preview, Week 9: Bye Week Blues

Gordie Howe, 'Mr. Hockey,' Suffers Stroke

Detroit Red Wings Hall of Fame hockey legend Gordie Howe, 86, has suffered a serious stroke, paralyzing part of the right side of his body and inhibiting his ability to speak normally. ESPN has reported that Howe is recovering at

Gordie Howe, 'Mr. Hockey,' Suffers Stroke

Reductio Ad Absurdum: Gilmore's Michigan St. Argument

ESPN’s Rod Gilmore played at Stanford and earned a law degree at Cal–and he is the one guy the selection committee should completely ignore when they announce their first college playoff seeds Tuesday. Gilmore seems to be one of those

Reductio Ad Absurdum: Gilmore's Michigan St. Argument