Despite what Dan Campbell might say publicly, the Detroit Lions are not the team they were in 2024. And there is plenty to be concerned about.
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Teruaki Sato might be anonymous in the United States, but the Japanese superstar might be making waves overseas soon.
The third American League Wild Card slot is an absolute quagmire, with seven teams legitimately vying for the slot. So what will decide the race?
Max Clark has made it to the show, and Detroit Tigers fans have a lot to be excited about for his future.
As Russell Westbrook announces his retirement, it's time to look back at the Big Three that didn't last — Harden, Westbrook and Durant — and figure out who was the best.
While the modern MLB Field of Dreams is a regulation-sized ballpark, there are a couple of quirks that come from playing in a cornfield in Iowa.
Fantasy football draft season is coming up fast, and I'm here to give you three rules to live by and absolutely crush it.
The Boston Red Sox will have their new all-star catcher behind the plate Tuesday at Adley Rutschman makes his debut.
Herbert and Burrow both have a lot to accomplish in 2026, but they also have very little left to prove. Are wins really a quarterback stat?
Alvarez is hitting every cover off of every ball he can find. Can the Astros slugger actually join one of MLB's most exclusive clubs?
Troy Melton is a rapidly improving young starter that could soften the blow of losing Tarik Skubal. But is he ready to be that guy for the Detroit Tigers?
Projection systems aren't perfect, but the trade deadline is a good time to learn just how additive Tarik Skubal and Adley Rutschman can be in their new homes.
A.J. Brown feels like the key to the New England Patriots and Drake Maye's 2026 campaign, and will almost certainly be worth the cost.
With Tom Brady still waiting on his Gold Jacket, here are the 25 greatest players currently enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Boston Red Sox have completely turned their season around and are now one of the favorites in the American League. Craig Breslow must act accordingly.
Forget the big names: These dark horse MLB trade candidates could help AL playoff contenders like the Yankees, Red Sox, White Sox and more.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays are having a nightmare season, and I'm finally able to tell you why.
In a move of pure, naked greed, FIFA and Gianni Infantino have moved to sell stakes in the World Cup. Are you kidding me?
Getting Stephen Curry to the San Antonio Spurs would be the ultimate nuke on the Western Conference. But does it make sense for literally anyone involved?
The MLB trade deadline is full of bubble teams, particularly in the American League. So who should buy and who should sell?