The 2011 ESPY Awards, which are presented by the American cable TV network ESPN to recognize athletic achievement, are taking place today, July 13th, 2011. continue reading...
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Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk was born 43 years ago today on May 12th, 1968. continue reading...
Charl Schwartzel definitely seemed like the most unlikely candidate to take the Green Jacket on Sunday at The Masters, but he proved everyone wrong with an incredible final round and a stunning final 4 holes. Well done Charl, you were the best player out there. Here’s a full recap of Sunday’s action, continue reading...
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Super Bowl XLV took place yesterday between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers. continue reading...
This is pretty epic (thankfully no one got hurt), but what if it happened during a football game?
A massive blizzard dumped 17 inches of snow on Minneapolis a few nights ago at 5am local time, and the inflatable roof of the Minnesota Vikings’ Metrodome just couldn’t deal with the added weight! Tune in to watch an entire stadium buckle under the fat ass of mother nature. continue reading...
Germany’s oracle octopus Paul has picked Spain as this year’s Worlc Cup champions. continue reading...
Oakland Athletics pitcher Dallas Braden, the subject of increased (media) scrutiny after his well-publicized jawing match with Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez (which inspired one guy in my fantasy league to rename his team “GET OFF MY MOUND!”), pitched the 19th perfect game in MLB history on Mother’s Day.
As such, he became something of an overnight sensation, as tossing a perfect game almost completely chumped all the people idiots on all the message boards who were responding to his perfectly legitimate beef with the game’s most arrogant player by saying things like “this guy is a nobody” and “who’s Dallas Braden?” Yesterday, he hopped from the sports pages to the big time, performing David Letterman’s Top Ten list. As the title of this post reads, Dallas didn’t play all that nice. continue reading...
Maybe it’s the fact that this was The Saints first appearance at the Super Bowl or the hype of the upcoming commercials, but Super Bowl XLIV is now the most watched TV event ever! continue reading...
The Sports Guy stops by the set of SportsNation to talk about his new book “The Book of Basketball.” continue reading...
This is a great commercial. Surprising that it was a web-only initiative, but really cool nonetheless: continue reading...
