7 Reasons Why Americans Don't Watch The World Cup
The world is watching the World Cup, while most Americans couldn't care less. Here are some of the reasons why.
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The world is watching the World Cup, while most Americans couldn't care less. Here are some of the reasons why.
In the age of me over we ball, Duncan is a corrupt cliche - a winner.We judge stars by rings more than ever. The Heat didn't win; LeBron won. Kobe or Shaq won a decade ago. But when the Spurs win, Duncan is part of a greater whole, lost in a selfless, Vulcan coda.
The fantasy baseball experts at CBSSports.com break down who to start and who to sit for the upcoming week.
Carter and Richards have been there twice before. They know how fast these things can get away from a team.
The Spurs are a better basketball team than the Miami Heat. At this point, it might not even be that close, either.
"I don't forget," Harvey said. "Once I'm back I'll be excited about getting the chance to help the captain."
It didn't look good. But it could have been much, much worse. And it's possible that Jon Beason could be ready for Week 1.
Nicknames can be born in many different ways. In the case of New York Lizards star Greg Gurenlian, it was hatched as a joke.
The World Cup is upon us once again, and Americans everywhere are looking forward to grabbing a couple beers and sitting down to watch something else.
Goalie Henrik Lundqvist took control of Game 4 with 40 saves, and he's eager to steal another win that would make the Rangers' unlikely quest awfully interesting.
Get to know more about United States men's national soccer team midfielder Michael Bradley.
It's too soon to say whether Melo will bolt for greener pastures. But the Knicks superstar will be testing free agency unless he has "a dramatic change of heart," according to the Daily News.
The inaugural game had everything aficionados love — passion, drama, spectacle, goals and a refereeing controversy that immediately set fingers wagging on Twitter.
Although Derek Stepan's goal-line save happened in a frantic blur, the Rangers center had a few chances to marvel at the replay in the ensuing 24 hours.
By the end of his team's latest deflating loss, Carlos Torres was punching himself in the head. Hard. It's been that kind of month for the Mets.
