Cole Hamels Will Not Be Ready For Opening Day
Cole Hamels says he will not be ready for Opening Day because he's behind in his rehab schedule.
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Cole Hamels says he will not be ready for Opening Day because he's behind in his rehab schedule.
The Temple Owls face another difficult challenge in American Athletic Conference action on Thursday night as they welcome the defending national champions, #13 Louisville, to town.
It's not crazy to suggest that when all is said and done, Lebron James will be considered one of the greatest few NBA players of all time. As it turns out, Lebron himself agrees with that sentiment.
First, LaMont Ferrell and Darrin Pearsall had to convince their former coach, John Chaney, that it was okay to do a documentary on his life.
NFL Prospect Michael Sam's decision to announce to the world that he's gay is having far reaching effects on athletes of all ages.
The Cabrini Cavaliers have soared to the #2 ranking in all of Division III thanks to a 19-0 record (13-0 in the Colonial States Athletic Conference). This success becomes even more impressive when you consider the Cavaliers have had to overcome some significant injuries.
A back-up to Malcolm Armstead on last year's Final Four team, VanVleet has helped lead Wichita to a 25-0 record and No. 4 ranking.
Matt Stairs and Jamie Moyer will provide color analysis during Phillies broadcasts this season.
When Roy Halladay decided to call it quits in December, he became the first member of the best pitching staff in Phillies history to retire. There will now be a pair of aces who will no longer be in the dugout.
Joe Banner lasted twelve years as CEO of the Philadelphia Eagles. He lasted just 16 months with the Browns.
Leave it to Michael Jordan, NBA owner, to take what we no longer want.
Former US National Team player and coach Mike Sorber has joined the coaching staff of the Philadelphia Union, and he's our guest on today's show.
Though his time here was short, and ended poorly, Terrell Owens was probably the most popular athlete in the city at his peak. To this day, a good percentage of fans take Owens' side in the TO vs. Donovan McNabb fiasco that was ultimately the cherry on top of the star wide receiver's undoing with the Eagles.
Marreese Speights scored a career-high 32 points to hand his former team a near-record setback, leading the Golden State Warriors past the woeful 76ers 123-80.
