Jake Paul is returning to the ring, a year after the YouTuber-turned-boxer had his jaw broken in two places in a loss to former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. The 29-year-old Paul will face mixed martial arts star Cedric Doumbe on Dec. 24 in Dubai in what Paul's promotion company — Most Valuable Promotions —... Continue Reading →
Omarion Hampton Headlines Fantasy Football Players to Drop in Week 9
Los Angeles Chargers running back Omarion Hampton (8) carries the ball during the third quarter against the Buffalo Bills at Former Highmark Stadium. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect The Seattle Seahawks and Chicago Bears will wrap up Week 8 on Monday Night Football, which will then prompt us to look ahead to Week 9.... Continue Reading →
3 Nets takeaways from 98-90 win over Pascal Siakam, Pacers
The Brooklyn Nets (1-5) had been saying all of the right things after they began the 2026-27 NBA season with an 0-5 following some winnable games that the Nets let slip away. Brooklyn had another tough situation to deal with a back-to-back against the Indiana Pacers (2-5) and New York Knicks, but the Nets finally... Continue Reading →
Ex-Celtics Coach Offers Interesting Perspective on Jayson Tatum-Jaylen Brown's 'Beef'
Ex-Celtics Coach Offers Interesting Perspective on Jayson Tatum-Jaylen Brown's 'Beef' originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Evan Turner isn't buying the "beef" between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. On a recent episode of Sports Illustrated's "Open Floor" podcast, Turner shared his perspective on Tatum and Brown's relationship during... Continue Reading →
Brittany Mahomes has some strong thoughts on penalty that doomed Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs squandered an 11-point lead and dropped an AFC West showcase to the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Patrick Mahomes appeared to have pulled a rabbit out of his hat once again when he found Rashee Rice for what would have been the game-winning touchdown with zero seconds remaining. But a costly false... Continue Reading →
So long, slipper: Why Cinderella will be harder to find at March Madness this season
Much of the magic March Madness churns out every year comes from pitting small schools with names and players few people have heard of against the Dukes and North Carolinas of the world at a time when everyone seems to be watching. What makes it even better is that, sometimes, those teams win. But the... Continue Reading →







