COMMENTARY | Lee Westwood has made some bold moves in 2013 to improve his chances in the majors and have more of an impact on the PGA Tour. More »Has Lee Westwood Turned it Around?
COMMENTARY | Part four of a seven-part series predicting statistics for key Arizona Cardinals players in 2013 continues with third-year tight end Rob Housler. More »Arizona Cardinals 2013 Statistical Predictions: Will TE Rob Housler Finally Have Break-Out Year?
COMMENTARY | According to Pro Football Focus, the Cincinnati Bengals have the highest-rated cornerback trio in the NFL. The trio of Leon Hall, Terence Newman and Adam Jones all ranked within the top 25 out of all NFL cornerbacks in 2012. More »Cincinnati Bengals Have the Best Cornerback Trio in NFL
COMMENTARY | One of the highlights of the Slammiversary pay-per-view in June is the announcement of the next inductee into the TNA Hall of Fame. In 2012, Sting became the first inductee. Assuming TNA continues to induct one wrestler per year, who should earn this prestigious honor in 2013? More »Who Should Be the 2013 Inductee into the TNA Hall of Fame?
COMMENTARY| The New England Patriots used the draft to help remodel their wide receiver corps this offseason following the loss of Wes Welker. Second-round pick Aaron Dobson has high expectations, not only because of being a top pick but also because of the possibility he could be a star. More »New England Patriots' Rookie Wide Receiver Aaron Dobson Has Star Qualities
COMMENTARY | The New York Mets are 10 games under .500 and 10 games out of first place. You might say that they've already made it into the irrelevant category. Given how poorly they've played, the holes on the roster, and what's ahead, you might be right. More »On the Brink of Irrelevance, Five Questions Facing the New York Mets
COMMENTARY | Second-year wide receiver Mohamed Sanu is poised to have a breakout campaign with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2013. More »Cincinnati Bengals WR Mohamed Sanu is Poised for Breakout Season in 2013
COMMENTARY | John Danks impressed in his long-awaited return to the mound in Friday, May 24's extra-inning win over the Miami Marlins. Last May, after struggling in his first run of starts, Danks hit the disabled list. After failing to respond to rest and rehab, he underwent surgery at the hands of Dr. Anthony Romeo, the same doctor that repaired Jake Peavy in a one-of-a-kind surgery. More »John Danks Impresses in Return to Chicago White Sox
COMMENTARY | The 2013 WWE Hall of Fame inductees were arguably the greatest single class in history. Now that Trish Stratus, Booker T, Mick Foley, Bob Backlund, and Bruno Sammartino are enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame, who are the most worthy candidates for 2014 induction? More »Top 10 Candidates for the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2014
COMMENTARY | Despite limited resources last offseason, Danny Ainge and the Boston Celtics found a way to acquire shooting guard Courtney Lee in a sign and trade deal. This was seen as a big move for the Celtics at the time, especially considering that they gave up very little to acquire him. Lee had a reputation as a solid three-point shooter and relentless defender, which appeared to fit well in Boston. More »The Boston Celtics Need to Stick with Courtney Lee
COMMENTARY | Andy Dalton has remained healthy through his first two season with the Cincinnati Bengals, but the team has added quality depth in the form of Josh Johnson and John Skelton as insurance. More »Cincinnati Bengals: Detailing John Skelton and QBs Fighting to Sit Behind Andy Dalton
COMMENTARY | Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets: A rivalry so big they need two days to play Game 1. More »Atlanta Braves Vs. New York Mets: Game 1 Suspended by Rain, Makeup Scheduled, Fredi Gonzalez to Blame
COMMENTARY | The Kansas City Chiefs used the 26th overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft on Pitt wide receiver Jon Baldwin, but have yet cash in on his supposed talent. More »Kansas City Chiefs WR Jon Baldwin Will Still Fail to Live Up to First-Round Status in 2013
COMMENTARY | Transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox improved her professional record to 3-0 on May 24, defeating Allanna Jones via submission during the third round of their CFA 11 encounter. More »Transgender MMA Fighter Fallon Fox Improves to 3-0 Against a Game Allanna Jones
COMMENTARY | The Denver Broncos are the early favorites to represent the AFC next February in Super Bowl XLVIII. More »Here's Why the Denver Broncos Don't Want to Be a Super Bowl Favorite
COMMENTARY | The Los Angeles Dodgers are no doubt regretting the 5-year, $85 million contract extension they gave right fielder Andre Ethier in June. The emergence of prospect and fellow big-money signee Yasiel Puig and Ethier's declining production make the deal look like an albatross. More »Andre Ethier Not Entirely to Blame for Los Angeles Dodgers' Offensive Woes
COMMENTARY | Junior Dos Santos cannot put into words how badly he wants to avenge his loss to Cain Velasquez. However, no matter how much he desires to exact revenge after the brutal beating Velasquez gave him in December, the former champion will be rooting for his good friend Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva. Even if it means that he may have to fight him. More »Dos Santos Desires Revenge Against Velasquez but Rooting for Bigfoot
The 2013 French Open in Paris features top tennis players like Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Li Na, Victoria Azarenka and other seeded players. More »French Open 2013 TV Schedule, Things to Do at Roland Garros
COMMENTARY| As OTAs (Organized Team Activities) continue for the New England Patriots, the team is also working to bring all of their rookies into the fold. Most recently, they signed their fourth-round draft choice, wide receiver Josh Boyce. More »New England Patriots Sign Draft Choice Josh Boyce
COMMENTARY | The San Francisco Giants have been blessed with great health over the past year or so, but those blessings seemed to end recently with injuries to two key pieces of their pitching staff. Here's a quick look at the current state of the Giants' disabled list: More »DL Report: San Francisco Giants
COMMENTARY | There aren't too many people giving Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva a great chance to pry away the UFC heavyweight title from the clutches of Cain Velasquez at UFC 160. Primarily because of what happened when the two met around this time last year when Velasquez completely dominated Silva en route to a brutal and bloody first round TKO. More »Despite the Odds, Both Velasquez and Silva Expect Their Rematch to Be a Far More Dangerous Encounter
COMMENTARY | New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has cornered the market on Rutgers Scarlet Knights, and there's reason to believe that the Penn State Nittany Lions are next. More »New England Patriots Showing Penn State Ties Early on in 2013
COMMENTARY | If you thought the New York Jets quarterback situation couldn't get any worse, brace yourself. More »New York Jets Quarterback Situation Getting Worse
COMMENTARY | With so many Baltimore Ravens' stars gone, the Ravens will have to lean on some young players and unsung veterans this season. Fortunately, a string of strong drafts and several free agents should help fill those voids, but the Ravens will still need a few players to step up with career years to have a chance at repeating in 2013. Deonte Thompson, Michael Huff and Bernard Pierce look primed for big seasons and should play a big role in helping the Ravens get back to the playoffs. More »Baltimore Ravens Ready to Break Out in 2013
COMMENTARY | As euphoria from Hull City's wild, final-day promotion drama slowly ebbs, the looming challenge of 2013-14 EPL season survival comes into focus. Amid this summer's offseason drama of player acquisition rumors, transfer fees and potential on-loan biddings, Hull's quest for EPL stability will likely be prioritized against the realities of survival math. More »Hull City’s EPL Survival Math