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The 2022 World Series will begin this weekend but the game will feature no Black players that were born in the United States.
While there are some expected names on the list, there have been several snubs and #NBATwitter definitely had something to say.
Today (October 19), the league is celebrating its 75th season, and fans across #NBATwitter are celebrating its return to the masses.
The famed sports network is seeking to retain the talented Taylor, but rival NBC Sports has applied pressure and is working to secure her services across the network's popular brands and shows.
The 20-year-old sparked the wrath of many after bragging she only studied three months of broadcast journalism before nailing down her now-defunct gig.
Wheaties, currently celebrating 100 years in existence, has unveiled its limited-edition Century Box Series and the first cover athlete to be featured is none other than The Louisville Lip, The People's Champion, The Greatest Of All Time, Muhammad Ali.
After a first-round match, Williams spoke with the media and shared how she handles the media drama that continues to surround her with laser-like precision
Citing mental health concerns, Osaka has withdrawn from the tournament after she was faced with expulsion from the tournament and hit with a $15,000 fine.
The unnamed company, from ESPN president John Skipper and Dan Le Batard, stands in contrast to Outkick, which slants right.
Kobe Bryant hung up his basketball kicks, but that’s not keeping him out of the sports world definitely. The Mamba Sports Venture Lab, an arm of the Mamba Sports Academy which he is a partner off launching a new app to help athletes train.
The city of New Orleans can’t seem to catch a break as far as, sports is concerned lately. First, the Saints get robbed of a trip to the Super Bowl, and now the Pelicans’ only hope at relevancy Anthony Davis wants out, and according to reports, he is serious about his decision.
The Los Angeles Lakers dominated the NBA in the 1980s on the back of the supremely talented Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, spearheading an intense rivalry with the Boston Celtics. A five-part documentary series featuring the “Showtime” era of the Lake Show with Pat Riley at the coaching helm is currently in development.
