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From the time they defeated the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game, we always knew that the Philadelphia Eagles being in the Super Bowl at the Vikes’ home stadium would be awkward. One Minnesota bar is hitting that awkwardness head on.
The rebooted XFL is set to launch in January, 2020. While a previous report from ESPN’s Darren Rovell had noted that former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel would be ineligible from the league, Rovell later clarified that report to say that Manziel has yet to be ruled out.
Jim Thome hit 600 home runs in his MLB career. So, the man clearly knows how to round the bases. According to a Thursday tweet from his wife, he did just that on Wednesday night upon learning of his Hall of Fame induction.
A longstanding argument has been that PED users being included into the Hall of Fame would do a disservice to the clean Hall of Famers. But that argument is actually completely wrong.
The New England Patriots held their first practice for Super Bowl LII on Thursday, and one notable name was absent. Tight end Rob Gronkowski, who was knocked out of the AFC Championship Game with a concussion, did not practice.
The New York Knicks are struggling to remain in contention in the Eastern Conference race. For the next two days, they’ll have to do that without center Joakim Noah.
The 2020 reboot of the XFL would seemingly be an opening for Johnny Manziel to get back into professional football. But league boss Vince McMahon noted that players like the former Cleveland Browns quarterback and 2012 Heisman Trophy winner will not be in his league.
Longtime Atlanta Braves star Chipper Jones was voted into baseball’s Hall of Fame on Wednesday. On Thursday, The New York Daily News honored Jones (who spent much of his career torturing the New York Mets) in a creative way.
Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy was the Kansas Chiefs primary play caller during the 2017 season. But Nagy is now the head coach of the Chicago Bears. Replacing Nagy as Kansas City’s play caller in 2018 will be head coach Andy Reid.
It’s safe to say that Draymond Green is not the president of the Brian Windhorst fan club. The Golden State Warriors All-Star made that abundantly clear on Wednesday night.