Top 5 Goofiest NFL Draft Moments
Will anything weird happen at the NFL Draft? Probably. But until then, here are our five favorite goofy NFL Draft moments.
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Will anything weird happen at the NFL Draft? Probably. But until then, here are our five favorite goofy NFL Draft moments.
Baseball Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda says he's not surprised by his friend Donald Sterling's racist remarks.
Dennis Hickey says he's well prepared for his first NFL draft as a general manager, and when the MiamiDolphins begin picking players Thursday night, he wants a calm atmosphere at team headquarters.
Much like Miami's suddenly respectable offense, Tom Koehler has hardly resembled the pitcher who struggled on the mound throughout much of 2013. The Bronx native will try to extend his dominant run at Marlins Park while avenging a recent defeat to the New York Mets.
When Henderson Alvarez closed out his shutout with a strikeout, the right-hander spun on the mound and threw a celebratory uppercut that landed on his left shoulder.
Turns out, the Miami Heat can beat the Brooklyn Nets.
Miami Heat and Brooklyn Nets are facing off in the Eastern Conference semi-finals—but it's not the first time major players meet in this grand stage.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, and two other NFL players, remains under investigation for a 'suspicious incident' that occurred at a Miami hotel.
College football star Jameis Winston, on the night he reportedly walked out of the supermarket with crab legs and crawfish, appears to have paused in order to avoid a deputy for leaving.
Months after approving $20 million in tourism tax money to help build an $84 million soccer-specific stadium in downtown Orlando, several county officials that approved that funding say they were misled about the requirements Major League Soccer said were necessary to award to the city a franchise.
Kevin Durant has plenty of scoring titles. Now, he finally has an MVP trophy to go with them.
Defending NBA champions The Miami Heat take on the Brooklyn Nets tonight in game one of the Eastern Conference semifinals series.
The Miami Marlins are among the best offensive teams in baseball, and that's mostly due to their success at home.
Casey McGehee hit a sharp grounder that caromed into right field off the back of reliever Gonzalez Germen's foot, allowing the winning run to score, and the Miami Marlins rallied late from a three-run deficit Monday night to beat the New York Mets 4-3.
Dwyane Wade hardly thinks the regular-season series between Brooklyn and Miami was meaningless.
