10 Must Watch Olympic Events This Week (8/15)
The second week of the Rio Olympics is upon us. Here's 10 events to keep an eye on this week.
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The second week of the Rio Olympics is upon us. Here's 10 events to keep an eye on this week.
Orioles manager Buck Showalter made it pretty clear he's not a fan of Tim Tebow's recent announcement of wanting to join Major League Baseball.
Twitter outbid the likes of Amazon, Yahoo! Inc. and Verizon for the right to stream Thursday night NFL games online next season.
As Major League Baseball teams approach the final 45 games of the season, almost all of them are giving playing time to rookies right now. It's always a risk to go with a rookie if your fantasy baseball team is challenging for the league championship in mid-August. While you may strike gold with a rookie, more often than not you're going to strike out with a first-year player. It's better instead to acquire non-flashy veteran players for the stretch drive, because wise fantasy baseball owners know they are reliable options.
Zach Britton has been a solid closer time and time again and came away with his 37th save last night against the Giants as the Orioles came back to win 8-7. Kevin Gausman however is still struggling.
Reynolds was a rare four-year starter who set a slew of school and NCAA records running Navy's triple-option offense. A sixth-round draft pick of the Baltimore Ravens, Reynolds is currently trying to make it in the NFL as a slot receiver and returner.
Terrell Suggs is back on the practice field for the first time since tearing his Achilles in Week 1 of the 2015 season.
The greatest Olympian of all time will always be a Baltimore Ravens fan.
He went to Rio de Janerio, he conquered and made some history along the way.
The Orioles celebrate their biggest comeback of the season so far.
Ryan Lochte and three other American swimmers were allegedly robbed at gunpoint by people posing to be armed police, according to the United States Olympic Committee.
Standing atop the Olympic medal podium for the 23rd time, Michael Phelps teared up and bit his lip.
Michael Phelps closed out the Rio Olympics in the only way imaginable.
Michael Phelps plans to retire from Olympics swimming following the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro, the swimmer announced in a Facebook live stream on Saturday.
It's the final day of swimming at the Rio Olympics and four gold medals are up for grabs.
