Dylan Gwinn

He’s one of the oldest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. However, when it comes to revolutionary ideas, John Madden is way ahead of the pack.

The NBA normally encourages postgame exchanges of respect and appreciation between opponents after a hard-fought game, but not anymore.

Of the 22,000 fans that will be permitted to attend this year’s Super Bowl, 7,500 of them will be vaccinated health care workers who got their tickets for free.

Hall of Fame legend and one-time MLB home run king Henry “Hank” Aaron, has died at the age of 86, according to CBS46 in Atlanta.

ESPN personalities let their happy feelings be known on Wednesday, as Donald Trump exited the White House and Joe Biden became President of the United States.

It is with great pleasure that we can report that the national anthem is apparently no longer controversial.

The Golden State Warriors wanted nothing to do with the White House over the last four years. However, it appears that’s changing.

In what was a year of firsts in the NFL, the league has at least one more first to announce. For the first time ever, a female official will be on the officiating crew at the Super Bowl.

The best thing for the Kansas City Chiefs and the best thing for the NFL and their struggling television ratings is for Pat Mahomes to play football on Sunday.

It’s not uncommon for people to organize marches on Martin Luther King Day, but the kind of march a group of Texans fans proposed on Monday is something highly irregular.

A major sports agency is blasting the NFL on Martin Luther King Day, for not hiring any black coaches to fill any of the several recent vacancies.

Everything was going great for the Chiefs in their Divisional playoff game against the Browns until it wasn’t.

Ralph Lauren ended sponsorship deal with Justin Thomas after the golfer muttered a gay slur following a missed putt in Hawaii last week.

A reporter for the Detroit Free Press found himself on the defensive and apologizing, after his attempt to smear an NFL coach went disastrously wrong.

The NFL is quite serious about getting the conference championship games and Super Bowl played on time. How serious?

NBA legend and TNT analyst Charles Barkley, says that athletes should get preferential treatment for vaccines because they pay high taxes.

The State of New York, apparently still convinced the coronavirus doesn’t really start until 10 PM, is refusing to lift its 10 PM bar and restaurant curfew for Saturday night’s Bills game.

Major League Baseball (MLB)  has decided to suspend all political donations in the wake of last week’s riots at the U.S. Capitol, the Associated Press reports.

Klete Keller, the two-time Olympic Gold Medalist who was reported to have been seen among the crowd inside the Capitol Rotunda during last Wednesday’s riot, has been charged for his role in the incident.

Apparently, not everyone has heard that the Washington Redskins are no longer called the Washington Redskins.

Major League Baseball says it will not mandate vaccinations or temperature tests for fans prior to entering ballparks this year.

Despite their longtime friendship and multiple championship White House visits, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has declined to accept the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Trump.

In the most recent edition of NASCAR drivers getting in trouble for saying bad things during virtual races, driver Hailee Deegan found herself having to apologize for calling an online competitor a “r*tard.”

The Professional Golfers’ Association has decided to strip Trump National Golf Course at Bedminster of its 2022 PGA Championship.

The Professional Golfers’ Association has decided to move forward with a plan to strip the Trump National Golf Course at Bedminster of its 2022 PGA Championship.

New York Rangers defenseman Tony DeAngelo deleted his Twitter account and called the social media site a “disgrace,” after the site permanently banned President Trump.

The NFL is making good on its promise to fund the social justice movement through the funding of 13 grants to nonprofit organizations connected to the Inspire Change program.

If you’re frantically searching for the Steelers Super Bowl rings you ordered just in time for the playoffs, you can stop looking.

For those of you bothered by the steady encroachment of corporate sponsorship into the sports world, get ready to be extremely bothered.

LeBron James says that the reaction of police to protesters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday shows that we live in “two Americas.”