Big Spending Puts Baseball's Best In The AL
Four American League teams spent at least $110 million to acquire or keep a single player this winter. Not one National League team did.
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Four American League teams spent at least $110 million to acquire or keep a single player this winter. Not one National League team did.
At least four lawsuits blaming the NFL for concussion-related dementia and brain disease will be consolidated in Philadelphia, and more could follow.
During his regular appearance on ESPN Milwaukee, Rodgers said the NFC players "embarrassed themselves" during the Pro Bowl game last Sunday.
Oklahoma State kept its focus keen in downing Texas Tech 80-63 on Tuesday night, missing just two free throws out of 35 attempts.
With Texas A&M starters Khris Middleton and Dash Harris out with injuries, the Aggies had several role players step up to help get a win over OSU.
North Dakota senators Kent Conrad and John Hoeven have collected on a friendly football bet made with Texas senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn.
New School, Josh & Elf and RAGE are all in Indy this week - take a look at their dispatches from Super Bowl XLVI.
The boss thought it would be a good idea to send RAGE to Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI... It's been an interesting ride, so far.
An international Super Bowl? That is something that has apparently been discussed, specifically bringing the big game to London.
The new Astros owner was considering switching the team's name. But an email sent to season ticket holders on Monday said the name is "here to stay."
Aching for a big win to turn around their sinking season, the Longhorns lost another close game, 67-66 to Missouri on Monday night.
Vince Carter scored 21 points against a Phoenix team that's still paying him, helping the Dallas Mavericks to a 122-99 rout of the Steve Nash-less Suns on Monday night.
Ron Washington felt he was the right guy for the job when the Texas Rangers hired him as their manager, despite his inexperience in that role and the rebuilding effort that was just getting started.
The UT Arlington basketball teams are getting off the stage -- literally.
Made it safe to Indianapolis with the 105.3 The Fan traveling crew. But not without some sweaty, squirmish moments.