This one is actually tough to tell, but it seems like at least of those moron Yankee fans interferes with Nelson Cruz’s glove… In any case, it doesn’t end up being THAT controversial because the Yankees got blown out by the Rangers in the game, but it is pretty reminiscient of the Jefferey Maier incident in 1996.  Watch the play: continue reading...

It always comes down to the stadium… the same thing happened in Montreal.  Read more from BusinessInsider on the situation in Tampa that has the number 1 team in the league drawing less than 13,000 fans a game. continue reading...

Apparently, Fred Wilpon didn’t lose enough money to Bernie Madoff, as he’s interested in buying the NHL’s NY Islanders or at the very least building an arena for the club near Citi field: Read more.

Here’s a walk-through of the stadium: continue reading...

These fans are watching the game in the sun, rain and snow and cheer whether their team is winning or losing.

A true fan takes a loss hard and will travel across the league to watch their team. continue reading...

I love watching Ochocinco in interviews and on the field- you can never guess what he’s going to do or say. continue reading...

Trespassing, possible jail time…  not sure if the man-on-sweaty man kiss was worth it buddy.  Nadal seems pretty cool about it though!  Check out the video from the US Open here: continue reading...

Can you say backfire?  From FoxSports.com:

 NEW YORK (AP) - At new Yankee Stadium, the best seats in the park have turned out to be the emptiest. continue reading...

This is pretty cool. The brand new 1.5 billion dollar Yankee stadium is set to host its first MLB game on Thursday and the entire buiding has been modeled on the original Yankee stadium.  A main goal of the designers and engineers was to ensure that the history and memories of that old and storied building remained, and it looks like they’ve done just that. Check out this clip from the AP.org: continue reading...

This is horrible… from AP.org:

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) - Women fainted with grief and wailed in sorrow Monday outside a morgue in Abidjan where the bodies of 19 soccer fans killed in a weekend stadium stampede were being held. continue reading...

The $1.1 billion stadium, in Arlington,  is now 3-for-3 in bids for mega-sporting events! continue reading...