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“I got lil secret I wanna tell you,” the Texas school shooter messaged a woman he knew on Instagram hours before the attack.
Draymond Green and Luka Doncic shared a funny moment after witnessing one of the stranger things you'll see on the basketball court.
This is why, as I've already written, the Nets' championship hopes hinge on an amicable solution with Kyrie Irving, whose personal decision not to get vaccinated and unpredictable injury history have left the Nets hesitant, and now, according to a ...
Sadly, a toxicology report on Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins released this week shows that Haskins died like other promising young athletes, celebrities and everyday people: bad judgment in South Florida, party central.
Rams owner Stan Kroenke doesn’t back away from his obligations. Unless he does. Although Cowboys owner Jerry Jones proclaimed last year that Kroenke is a “man of principle” who “doesn’t back away” at a time when reporting suggested that Kroenke was trying to back away from his promise to indemnify his partners regarding the litigation [more]
The Lakers may have to part with at least one important asset in order to get rid of Russell Westbrook.
Two accusers of Browns QB Deshaun Watson appeared on HBO's "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" and viewers had plenty of thoughts.
Sen. Ted Cruz was ripped in angry and profanity-laced reactions to his social media post about the Uvalde shooting.
The former receiver once known as Ocho Cinco came up with Pro Bowl plan that NFL fans liked.
Luka Doni had the perfect Dirk Nowitzki response to a reporter's question about the Game 4 leak at American Airlines Center on Tuesday night.
Mark Haynes, a beat reporter covering the Golden State Warriors, was put on indefinite leave after a group of angry fans unearthed his past homophobic, sexist and racist tweets. Haynes caught the ire of Warriors fans after he answered a question about Warriors point guard Steph Curry being a “frontrunner” – someone who only celebrates and performs well when their team is in the lead – during the recent Western Conference Finals Game 3 against the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night, which saw the Warriors win with a final score of 126 to 117. “Why was Curry [a] frontrunner today?” someone asked Haynes during a live audio conversation via Twitter Spaces.
Raducanu wins first set but loses second and third in one-sided fashion Sasnovich again proves too strong for Brit, having also beaten her at Indian Wells last October
A segment of Dub Nation wanted Steve Kerr to let the second unit try to finish what they started in the fourth quarter on Tuesday night.
Jim “Bones” Mackay finished his laundry, packed his car and began the four-hour drive from Southern Hills to Colonial, this time with a special souvenir riding shotgun. This was the first time he left the golf course with the pin flag from the 18th hole, where Justin Thomas rapped in the final par putt to capture the PGA Championship in a three-hole playoff. The tradition is for the caddie to get the flag — his trophy — except that Phil Mickelson had his own tradition of flags going on the kitchen wall of his late grandfather, starting with his first PGA Tour title he won as an amateur.
Here's what Marshawn Lynch told Kevin Hart about it in a recent episode of Cold as Balls.
Warriors owner Joe Lacob said former Golden State coach Mark Jackson “couldn’t get along with anybody else in the organization.”
It now appears to be a two-horse race for the consensus No. 1 overall prospect in the 2023 recruiting class.
A mock trade has the Chicago Bulls acquiring Rudy Gobert from the Utah Jazz in a deal.
That's a first-round exit at best - if Durant stays to see it, and according to multiple sources, Kevin Durant and the Nets front office have not spoken since they were swept out of the first round. Source: Kristian Winfield @ New York Daily News ...
“Without a doubt, whenever you have people come up and they don’t miss a beat, it’s encouraging,” Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak said.
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