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The 2013/2014 NFL playoffs are shaping up, but with only three weeks left to go in the regular season, there are still lots of questions to be answered. With that being said, it is time to look at the different scenarios and how the playoff picture is shaping up.
For the San Diego Chargers, this game had all the makings of a playoff game. In the end, the Chargers kept their AFC wild card hopes alive.
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Alex Grant has been reassigned to the minors despite scoring a goal on each of his first two NHL shots.
Former NFL running back Jim Brown visited the 'Arsenio Hall' show earlier this week and was asked what he thought about Kobe Bryant and his return from a ruptured Achilles tendon.
Four people were stabbed after the San Diego Chargers-Denver Broncos game Thursday night.
Rookie Keenan Allen scored two touchdowns to lead the San Diego Chargers past the Broncos in Denver, 27-20, in a must win game for the Bolts who will move to 7-7 and keep their playoff hopes alive.
Andray Blatche and Joe Johnson each scored 21 points in the Brooklyn Nets' 102-93 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday night, making Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett winners in their first matchup with Doc Rivers.
The flamingos that dotted the infield lake at Betfair Hollywood Park have found a new home ahead of the racetrack closing.
LeBron James is the early vote-getter for the NBA All-Star game, edging Kevin Durant.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Steve Blake will be out at least six weeks with a torn ligament in his right elbow.
The Colts and Broncos have already secured a playoff spot, with others offered the chance this weekend if all breaks right. The question is, which team will win the AFC Championship this year?
Tattoos are permanent. So too are tattoo mistakes, as these athletes have learned.
The Heisman Trophy will be presented Saturday evening in New York City. Winston's name should be at the top of the list as college football's most impressive player from the start of the season through the championship games. Everything else after that is purely a guess.
Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions, possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015.
The San Diego Chargers have likely circled this date on their calendar for sometime now. Come late Thursday night, the Chargers will know whether they have a reason to play the final two weeks or just go through the motions.
