Every sports fan base has its diehards, and every fan base has its celebrities. But some celebrities are just as much of a diehard as anyone else.
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Chris Sale is very well known for being skinny, but he has spent this offseason working to bulk up a little bit.
The Dolphins will be breaking in their new head coach next season, but they will also have the veteran experience of Jim Caldwell.
Madison Bumgarner doesn't like the idea of the Giants potentially using an 'opener' in games, and he has every right to feel that way.
The time is coming for the Dallas Cowboys to extend Dak Prescott, and the young quarterback is looking for a nice big contract when it happens.
Jim Harbaugh is in favor of the University of Michigan building a statue to honor Tom Brady, one of its most well-known alums.
Sooner or later, there will probably be a universal DH in Major League Baseball, but it won't happen for a few more years.
After breaking the bank for Kirk Cousins, the Minnesota Vikings failed to make the playoffs in 2018. They need to redeem themselves next season.
The 2010s have brought us a rarity in the modern world of sports — all four major sports leagues have had a dynasty team in this decade.
Spring training for the Oakland Athletics is just around the corner, but Kyler Murray is still showing interest in the NFL.
Since Monday, Nik Stauskas and Wade Baldwin have bounced around the league, now winding up with the Indiana Pacers just before the trade deadline.
At the trade deadline, the Sixers are continuing to pile on for a championship run, now acquiring James Ennis from the Houston Rockets.
One day before the NBA trade deadline, longtime Wizard Otto Porter has at last been shipped out of the capital city to the Chicago Bulls.
We might still be a year away from Super Bow LIV, but that doesn't mean it's too early to start thinking about who could make it there.
It's easy to be fed up with the New England Patriots, but you're never going to see anything this incredible ever again.
Patrick Mahomes is the NFL Offensive Player of the Year, and there isn't a single argument to be had.
Knicks fans want Kyrie Irving to leave Boston for New York this summer, and they made sure to let him know during Friday's game.
Baker Mayfield and Saquon Barkley are still competing off the field, each wagering on themselves to win Offensive Rookie of the Year honors.
Jimmy Graham was underwhelming for the Packers in 2018, but his window of opportunity in Green Bay doesn't appear to be closed yet.
After a 16-game absence due to injury, Chris Paul is making his return to the Houston Rockets to provide some much-needed help for James Harden.