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All the hits, misses and everything in between from the big weekend in Charlotte, including Team LeBron foiling Giannis' big MVP plans. More
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Sonya Curry wins the game of H-O-R-S-E. It's all things Curry at All-Star weekend in Charlotte. Father Dell Demps has his number hanging from the rafters in the Spectrum Center (and is now the Hornets' broadcast color commentator). More
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LeBron James is listed at 6-foot-8, 250 pounds. But he also recently missed 18 of 19 Lakers games with a groin injury that undermined his conditioning routine. So, how much does LeBron weigh now? More
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Add "flop shot over an enormous hospitality chalet" to the list of shots the 44-time PGA Tour winner is willing to pull off. On the final hole of his second round, Phil pulled his approach to Riviera County Club's 18th hole way right—so much so that it bounded down the cart path and came to rest next to the tee at the 10th hole. In between Phil and the 18th green was a huge hospitality grandstand, which would've entitled Phil to take relief and get a drop for line of sight. More
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“I didn't think about it in terms of the next year or whether there will be other opportunities,” Silver said. Except 1971-73, when they went a whopping 14 deep, All-Star rosters have had 10, 11 or 12 players. The result: It's harder than ever for players to become All-Stars. More
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Anthony Davis' comments Saturday raised an important question. Who's really in charge of his trade request from the New Orleans Pelicans: Himself or his agent? If you ask Kevin Garnett, that's a question we shouldn't be wondering. The former Boston Celtics star spoke candidly about the Davis saga Saturday night on TNT's broadcast from NBA All-Star Weekend, seemingly taking issue with Rich Paul of Klutch Sports for how the Davis saga has played out over the last few weeks. More
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Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is continuing to mix it up with fans on Twitter, and he suggested in one tweet that he holds coach Mike Tomlin accountable for the perception that Brown quit on the team before their final game of the season. Responding to a fan who accused him of showing by sitting out the final game of the season that he doesn't really love football, Brown wrote that Tomlin telling the Steelers he quit on them made him out to be the bad guy. “After the coach tell the team I quit while nursing some bumps then invite me to watch the show with same guys thinking I quit i can not stand with that! I'm the bad guy doe we miss post season think about it,” Brown wrote. More
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After rookie season to forget, Josh Rosen hasn't had the easiest offseason. The Arizona Cardinals fired head coach Steve Wilks and brought in offensively focused mind with no NFL coaching experience to speak of Kliff Kingsbury, whose past comments and shared agent with Kyler Murray led some to speculate the Cardinals could trade Rosen and draft Murray first overall. While that is very unlikely happen — Kingsbury has already gone out of his way to reiterate that the team is building around Rosen — it still probably hasn't been very enjoyable for Rosen. More
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When he completed his second round in the chilly morning, Woods believed he had a 25-footer down the hill to make the cut. Woods went through the first four holes of his third round in five-under. Granted, he has some major-winning former world No 1s ahead of him and trails Thomas, who is on 13-under, by seven. More
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Stephen Curry is enjoying going against Klay Thompson. Maybe a little too much. In the first half, Curry was matched up on his Warriors' backcourt mate and enjoyed that Thompson missed the shot. More
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Kyle Van Noy gives hilarious take on 2016 trade from Lions to Patriots originally appeared on nbcsportsboston.com Kyle Van Noy is an honest guy who's not afraid to say or tweet how he feels about a particular person or topic, and the 2016 trade that sent him from the Detroit Lions to the New England Patriots is no exception. The Patriots linebacker recently appeared as a guest on the "Pardon My Take" podcast, and he had a funny description of the trade between the Patriots and Lions that changed his career forever. "I'm going to repeat what my friend said so I don't get in trouble," Van Noy said. More
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Just in case you weren't sure where Hockey Night in Canada commentator Don Cherry stood on the Carolina Hurricanes' win celebrations on home ice, he stated his feelings loud and clear on Coach's Corner on Saturday night. The former Boston Bruins bench boss went on quite the rant about the team's antics after Friday night's viral spectacle following a 3-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. More
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Kyle Kuzma gained acclaim last season because he played well and played for the Lakers, the NBA's most prominent franchise. Then, LeBron James went to Los Angeles and brought even more attention to the Lakers. .@kylekuzma says the media coverage of the @Lakers doesn't bother him. More
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Kyrie Irving was no different than the rest of the Celtics who reacted to Marcus Morris' harsh criticism of the team following a home loss to the Los Angeles Clippers a week ago. "There was some truth into [Morris' comments]," said Irving, who has missed the past two games - both Celtics wins - following Morris' comments and spoke on the matter for the first time Saturday. More
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Alex Smith's wife shared photos of her husband taking some time out of his own recovery from a broken leg by visiting with wounded soldiers at the Center for the Intrepid last week and those snapshots showed that Smith is still wearing an external fixator over his cast. Running back Chris Thompson acknowledged as much recently, but senior vice president of player personnel Doug Williams wasn't willing to count Smith out during a recent appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio. Williams is aware that no one can rule Smith in either and that means the team has to be prepared with other options at quarterback. More
