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Certainly, NFL games feature plenty of fan ejections. But one fan who was ejected from Saturday’s Divisional Round showdown between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles reacted in a quite unusual way.
In less than one month’s time, pitchers and catchers will be at their respective camps and MLB spring training will be underway. That makes now a perfect time to look ahead to spring training to see which position battles will be the best to watch.
Much of Minnesota is on Cloud 9 after the Minnesota Vikings miraculous victory on the final play of the Divisional Round game against the New Orleans Saints. But in his Monday press conference (as published on Vikings.com), coach Mike Zimmer had his attention on the more negative aspects.
The career of one of the decade’s best baseball players now has a definitive finish line. St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina announced on Monday that he’s planning on retiring after the 2020 season.
The Pittsburgh Pirates sent 2013 NL MVP Andrew McCutchen to the San Francisco Giants on Monday. At least one of
The New Orleans Saints were in position to defeat the Minnesota Vikings and reach the NFC Championship Game. But thanks to a great pass from Case Keenum, a great play from Stefon Diggs, and an unfathomably bad play from Marcus Williams, that did not happen.
Trailing in the fourth quarter of their Divisional Round game against the Minnesota Vikings, the New Orleans Saints got a big play from their special teams. Minnesota was lined up for a punt, but New Orleans’ George Johnson got through up the middle to block the punt.
Those watching the Golf Channel for Sunday’s final round of the Sony Open might have seen a difference in the coverage. There was a good reason for that. Members of the video and audio production crew had walked out in a labor dispute.
While the Jacksonville Jaguars were generally considered longshots to defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers, we can only imagine that everyone on the team thought they’d win. But Jaguars defensive end Calais Campbell took it a step further, actually predicting the score.
Following their Week 17 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans defensive lineman Jurrell Casey had some harsh words for Blake Bortles. Minutes after Bortles helped lead the Jaguars to the AFC Championship Game, Jacksonville defensive lineman Malik Jackson had his teammate’s back.