This one might get you misty: Nine-year-old Alayna Adams threw out the first pitch before Thursday's Tampa Bay Rays-Boston Red Sox game. She was told she'd been selected by the U.S.O. for the honor, partially because her father, Lt. Col. … Continue reading →

During her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Memorial Cup in Saskatoon on Saturday night, Alexis Normand forgets the words around 15 seconds in. That’s OK. We’ve all seen this happen at a sporting event. It’s what follows that … Continue reading →

The Houston Astros introduced Reid Ryan as their new president on Friday. It's possible somewhere down the road we'll look back at that moment as the turning point in their organization's history. For now, though, they're still the same old … Continue reading →

Your browser does not support iframes. For most sports fans, the Preakness exists for one reason: to serve as a to-do list item for any potential Triple Crown winner. But on Saturday, Orb, the Kentucky Derby winner and potential Triple … Continue reading →

The Hornets might not be gone from the NBA after all. According to a CBSSports.com report, the Charlotte Bobcats are in the process of claiming the name that resided in the city with the Charlotte Hornets from 1988-2002. The name … Continue reading →

When quarterback Wes Lunt announced he was going to transfer from Oklahoma State, both he and the school went out of their way to handle it in the classiest way possible. Lunt thanked Oklahoma State, and Oklahoma State coach Mike … Continue reading →