NFL Attempts to Curb Concussions By Mounting 11-Inch Steel Spike to Front of Every Helmet

NEW YORK — In an effort to cut down on the growing number of concussions suffered by players, the National Continue reading →

Washington Redskins Change Name to Less-Offensive “Virginia-Adjacent Redskins”

WASHINGTON — In response to a recent outcry surrounding the Washington Redskins’ controversial name, which critics argue is highly inappropriate Continue reading →

1,696 NFL Players Charged With Assaulting Each Other

NEW YORK — In a coordinated police sting operation, authorities earlier today raided the homes of and arrested 1,696 NFL Continue reading →

Pittsburgh Pirates On Record Pace to Reach 53-Win Limit

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates are out to their best start yet, already having secured 51 of their 53 maximum Continue reading →

Best of: May 2013

Just incase you missed any of them the first time around, here are some of the top articles from May, Continue reading →

Extreme Sportsman Completes Successful Base-jump, Funeral To Be Held Friday

LODI, CALIF — While base-jumping last week in a northern California ravine, Extreme Sportsman Felix Grainger’s parachute reportedly malfunctioned, sending the Continue reading →

Word on the Streets: NBA Center Jason Collins Comes Out

Washington Wizards Center Jason Collins recently became the first active U.S. male professional athlete in a major sport to come Continue reading →

Word on the Streets: Obama Fills Out March Madness Bracket

President Obama took a five-minute break today to fill out a bracket with his official picks for this year’s NCAA Continue reading →