NBA Writer Tells WFAN: LeBron James Acting Like A 'Petulant Child'
LeBron James has become "the NBA's biggest troll," an NBA writer said Thursday.
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LeBron James has become "the NBA's biggest troll," an NBA writer said Thursday.
The Mets' Yoenis Cespedes on Thursday unsuccessfully argued that a fly ball to center field was not playable while the Houston Astros' A.J. Reed circled the bases for an easy inside-the-park homer.
Logan Verrett pitched four scoreless innings, but the Mets' relievers faltered in a 4-1 split-squad loss to the Boston Red Sox on Thursday.
Griffin was believed to be one of the Jets' fallback plans in the event they cannot re-sign free agent quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Alex Rodriguez announcing that he plans to retire after the 2017 season -- or did he say that? -- is a "non-story," WFAN's Mike Francesa said on his show Thursday.
Coach K's Duke teams always win or at least contend. Is the legendary college basketball coach equal to UCLA's John Wooden?
A caller to Mike Francesa's show tried to refer to LeBron James as "LBJ" on Thursday.
CBS Sports college basketball analyst Dan Bonner is calling the Midwest Region and has strong thoughts on all teams remaining, especially the often-criticized Oregon Ducks.
"We drafted Michael, who was the best player on the board," Rams coach Jeff Fisher said Thursday.
The research was published in 13 peer-reviewed articles and pointed to by the NFL as scientific evidence that brain injuries did not cause long-term problems for players.
If Alex Rodriguez hopes to have a career in broadcasting after baseball, he'd better make his points clearer than he did when discussing his retirement Wednesday.
Kristaps Porzingis put on quite a show for Knicks fans on Wednesday night. He gave them one more glimpse at what this team's collective future could look like.
The Jets took a chance on Erin Henderson last offseason and it ended up paying off. Now, they are rewarding him.
The Cubs youth movement get a big boost from a player with a big bat.
Over the last 20 games, the Rangers' power play is clicking at 28 percent, and Yandle has been a vital cog in the machine.
