Month: June 2021

Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib has become the first active NFL player in history to announce that he is gay.

Bellator 261: Tim Johnson vs. Valentin Moldavsky fight card, start time, channel guide. Bellator makes its return after a two-week hiatus, and they’re bringing the big boys out to headline Bellator 261. Former UFC heavyweight Tim Johnson will take on highly touted Valentin Moldavsky in the night’s main event, with the interim heavyweight title on the […]

The Kansas City Chiefs got some rough news on Monday morning, with edge rusher Frank Clark reportedly behind bars after being arrested. Frank Clark finds himself in some legal trouble this afternoon. The star defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs was reportedly arrested on Sunday by the Los Angeles (CA) police department after what […]

After dropping two of three in their latest series against the Pirates, there are a couple of players the Indians will want to trade for at the deadline. Entering Monday, the Indians are 39-30 and sit 2.5 games back of the first-place White Sox in the AL Central. Cleveland is on the cusp of reaching […]

Sixers coach Doc Rivers seems to be more understanding of Ben Simmons’ offensive struggles a day after their Game 7 defeat. This offseason could cause a serious shakeup on the Philadelphia 76ers roster. After losing in the second round of the playoffs, fans are growing tired of “trusting the process.” They were even more exhausted […]

Cronulla are considering making talented Knights utility Connor Watson their next big-name signing for 2022.

Garry Tonon hints title fight with Thanh Le could happen before the end of the year on US soil. In a lengthy exclusive interview with FanSided MMA, Garry Tonon revealed a title fight with ONE Championship featherweight champ, Thanh Le could happen before the end of the year … and potentially in the United States. Its […]

Ben Simmons is in huge doubt to play for the Boomers at the Tokyo Olympics following his abysmal end to the season for the Philadelphia 76ers.

The US Supreme Court decided unanimously that the NCAA can't enforce rules limiting education-related benefits — like computers and paid internships — that colleges offer to student athletes.