A College Football Player Shares His Father’s Coronavirus Story in Heartfelt Letter
A University of Maryland offensive lineman details his father’s battle with coronavirus in heartfelt letter.
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Secretariat Wins 1st Virtual Kentucky Derby
The COVID-19 pandemic has canceled most professional sports across the globe, and horse racing is no exception. One of the biggest sporting events of the Spring, the Kentucky Derby, was postponed to September 5.
Dolphins’ Legendary Head Coach Don Shula Passes Away at the Age of 90
Dolphins’ Legendary Head Coach Don Shula Passes Away at the Age of 90 On May 4, it was announced that the winningest coach in NFL… Read More »Dolphins’ Legendary Head Coach Don Shula Passes Away at the Age of 90
Why Taking Jordan Love Was a Terrible Decision for the Green Bay Packers
On April 23rd, 2020, during the first ever virtual draft, the Green Bay Packers traded their 30th overall pick alongside a fourth round pick to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for the 26th pick of the draft. The Packers then proceeded to shock the NFL and take Utah State quarterback, Jordan Love.
How the Coronavirus Will Drastically Change the Metropolitan Division Race
With the coronavirus putting a stop to all major sports in North America, the NHL has been on a hiatus since March 12. There is still much debate as to if, when, and how the NHL season will resume. The season’s suspension is undoubtedly disheartening for fans, players, and all involved in the world of hockey; however, the NHL’s hiatus may have a silver lining for some teams.
Carson Wentz Shares Good News Days After the Draft, He’s a Dad Now
“Late last night my beautiful wife and I were blessed to welcome our sweet little girl into the World!”
Sports World Celebrates Gianna ‘Gigi’ Bryant’s 14th Birthday Three Months After Her Passing
“Happy 14th Birthday to my sweet baby girl, Gianna. Mommy loves you more than I can ever show you.”
Is Zion Williamson Poised to Be the Next Face of the NBA?
The New Orleans Pelicans have been an uninspiring team for the entirety of their existence. While they hit the lottery with Anthony Davis in 2012, they were unable to surround him with enough talent to form a championship roster.
In This Weeks, What Are Your Favorite Athletes And Their Children Doing In Quarantine…
“Forcing the family to watch my 2007 no-hitter streaming on MLB.”
Los Angeles Lakers Return $4.6 Million to the U.S. Government; Secretary of Treasury Not Pleased
Monday, the Los Angeles Lakers returned a $4.6 million loan that they had received from the federal government. The Lakers acquired this loan through the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program, which is a program put out by the government in order to curb the financial effects of COVID-19. Clearly, the Lakers are not a small business.