COMMENTARY | With his knockout victory against Stefan Struve at UFC on Fuel TV 8, Mark Hunt established himself as a contender in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's heavyweight division. More »UFC 160 in Jeopardy: Mark Hunt Denied U.S. Visa Due to 2002 Arrest
With the Core Four ready to go, all the Utah Jazz really need are point guards. Here are five free agents who could provide some assistance. More »Five Free Agent Point Guards the Utah Jazz Should Consider
COMMENTARY | The Cincinnati Bengals have made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons, and after appearing to improve this offseason once again, quarterback Andy Dalton and Co. really don't have an excuse to not make it three appearances in a row. More »Cincinnati Bengals Have No Excuse to Miss Playoffs in 2013
COMMENTARY | It was lucky No. 7 for Rory McIlroy on Thursday at The Players Championship. More »Rory McIlroy (66) Finally Breaks Par at the Players Championship
COMMENTARY | The Anaheim Ducks once again have the momentum in their favor as they won Game 5 in overtime to take a 3-2 series lead against the Detroit Red Wings. More »Detroit Red Wings Are All but Eliminated from the Playoffs
COMMENTARY| The Los Angeles Dodgers are in last place in the National League West at 13-20. The Dodgers have lost seven in a row -- the second losing streak of six games or more so far this season. The Dodgers' run differential is the fourth-worst in all of Major League Baseball. More »Five Reasons Why the Los Angeles Dodgers Are in Last Place
COMMENTARY | What was the worst-kept secret in all of world football was confirmed on Thursday afternoon local time. Manchester United have named the man who will replace Sir Alex Ferguson, and their choice shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody who has been following the news over the past 24 hours. More »Manchester United Appoint David Moyes as New Manager to Replace Retiring Alex Ferguson
COMMENTARY | Don't get too attached to your belly or long putter. A former executive director of the USGA expects the proposed anchoring ban to go through as intended. More »Former USGA Executive Director Expects Anchoring Ban to Stand
COMMENTARY | After the penalties waged against Joe Gibbs Racing driver Matt Kenseth, it is evident NASCAR needs to reevaluate its outdated rule book and system of penalization. The severity of the penalties not only is not warranted based on the small infraction that occurred, they are being directed at the wrong people entirely. More »NASCAR Penalties Directed Toward All the Wrong People
COMMENTARY | It appears like the San Francisco 49ers will have at least four rookies on their 53-man roster to start the season. More »Predicting the First-Year Stats of the 49ers’ 2013 Rookie Class
COMMENTARY | NHL players have already received their last paychecks of the year. The Stanley Cup playoffs are, in a way, extra work put in on their own time. And yet that's one of the things that makes hockey so remarkable; these guys are playing for nothing more than pride and a shot at the Cup, and playing with more passion then they do all season. More »Pittsburgh Penguins' Fleury Will Ride Bench, but for How Long?
The boxing schedule for May 10 and May 11 features events in the United States, Mexico and Scotland. One of the main highlights will be the Ricky Burns vs. Jose Gonzalez fight on May 11 for the WBO lightweight title. Burns is defending his title and defeated Kevin Mitchell last September. More »Boxing Schedule for May 10 and May 11, 2013
COMMENTARY | It was a typical NFL draft for the New England Patriots, filled with both applause and puzzlement. More »New England Patriots: Breaking Down the 2013 NFL Draft Selections
COMMENTARY | Perhaps more so than any other tournament, predicting the winner of The Players Championship is a daunting task. More »Who Will Win the 2013 Players Championship? Look at the Numbers
COMMENTARY | Is life as a Philadelphia Eagles fan really so hard? Yes, it is. More »Five Reasons It's Hard Being a Fan of the Philadelphia Eagles
COMMENTARY | Francisco Liriano will take the mound Saturday for the first time this season when the Pittsburgh Pirates take on the Mets in New York City. His arrival in the big leagues is a welcomed sight for a starting pitching rotation with its share of injuries and disappointments, but should fans be excited for what Liriano brings to the table? Is he going to stick in the rotation and fill a gaping hole towards the back end of the rotation? More »What Are the Pittsburgh Pirates Getting with Francisco Liriano?
COMMENTARY | Frank Francisco is nearing the completion of his rehab assignment, as he's thrown five shutout innings for the Class-A St. Lucie Mets. With his return to the major league bullpen looming, New York Mets manager Terry Collins sounds reluctant to hand the closer role back to the right-hander. More »Bobby Parnell Should Remain as Closer for the New York Mets
COMMENTARY | So NASCAR admitted it was wrong ... kind of. More »Common Sense Prevails: NASCAR's Reductions in Penalties to Gibbs and Penske Teams Are a Welcome Surprise
COMMENTARY | Strikeforce import Daniel Cormier seems intent on dropping down to 205 pounds to challenge light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones for his belt, but he's bent on cutting the weight the right way. More »Daniel Cormier Plans to Compete as a Heavyweight While Cutting Down to 205
COMMENTARY | The full given birth name of the hottest hitter in baseball is Carlos Argelis Gomez Pena. No, we're not talking about the Houston Astros' first baseman -- we're talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' center fielder, a man affectionately known as Go-Go. More »It’s Time for Everyone to Take Note of Milwaukee Brewers' Carlos Gomez, the Hottest Hitter in Baseball
COMMENTARY | Saul "Canelo" Alvarez, unlike any fighter to set his sights on Floyd Mayweather before him, just may win a battle of wills against the controversial 5-division world champ. Unlike Robert Guerrero, who proved to be little challenge for Mayweather in a face to face fight on May 4, Alvarez is looking more and more like the big winner in his quest for a big money Mayweather bout on September 14. More »Floyd Mayweather Boxed into a Corner by Canelo Alvarez?
COMMENTARY | The Indianapolis Colts have a three-day minicamp coming up, and one of its participants will be evidently be a wide receiver who spent time in training camp last year with the Minnesota Vikings and who currently stars in the Arena Football League: Kamar Jorden. More »Indianapolis Colts May Add Another Wide Receiver
COMMENTARY| Perhaps no other professional sports team means more to the city where it is located than the Cincinnati Reds mean to Cincinnati. The history of the city and its surrounding area is intertwined with the history of its baseball team dating back to the 1869 origins of the Reds as the first fully-paid professional baseball team in America and continuing today with the team as much a part of the psyche of not only city residents but the whole of Reds Country throughout the region anchored by Cincinnati. More »Why Cincinnati is a Cincinnati Reds Town
COMMENTARY | The Los Angeles Dodgers have been hit hard by injuries in the season's first six weeks. No team has endured as many significant injuries as the Dodgers. More »Los Angeles Dodgers Injury News: Zack Greinke Due Back Soon, Hanley Ramirez Out 4-6 Weeks
The track known as "Too Tough to Tame" and "the Lady in Black" has a rich NASCAR history that goes well beyond the "Darlington Stripe." Darlington Raceway in South Carolina is the home of NASCAR's first 500-mile race back in 1950, the site of Bill Elliott's Winston Million victory in 1985, and the track where the closest finish in NASCAR history happened in 2003. ... More »Darlington Raceway: A Pillar of NASCAR History