Christopher Russo went completely "mad" when he launched into an all-time rant about the current state of the airline industry and encouraged golfer Tom Hoge to fly private.
A wave of violence hit the streets of Naples, Italy, on Wednesday before a Champions League match between Napoli and Eintracht Frankfurt was set to begin.
Baylor Bears head coach Scott Drew came up clutch for his little brother's Grand Canyon University team after they flew without any equipment to Denver for March Madness.
Arizona State raced out to a large lead at the half against Nevada in the First Four tournament game and won 98-73. D.J. Horne led the way with 20 points.
Edwin Diaz, the best closer in baseball, suffered an injury during Team Puerto Rico's celebration after clinching a spot in the World Baseball Classic semifinals.
Orlando Brown knows all about the Kansas City Chiefs-Cincinnati Bengals rivalry, but next season, he'll be wearing the orange and black as he signed with the Bengals in free agency.
The injured star is expected to return to the court "in the coming weeks," according to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Towns has been sidelined since he suffered an injury Nov. 28.
The World Baseball Classic has the occasional crazy celebration, but perhaps none wilder so far than the Puerto Rican crowd after Francisco Lindor's inside-the-park homer.
Fairleigh Dickinson came away victorious in its First Four matchup against Texas Southern Wednesday and now has a date with No. 1 Purdue in the Round of 64.
The Panthers have reportedly agreed to terms with Miles Sanders, the NFL Network reported. Sanders was selected to the Pro Bowl for the first time in 2022.
Kelsey Plum and Darren Waller's Las Vegas love story recently made headlines. But when the NFL star was abruptly traded, Plum called out Raiders coach Josh McDaniels.
Ja Morant said in a recent interview that the gun he showed on his Instagram Live was not his, but he still took "full responsibility" for his actions.
The New York Yankees might be the fourth most valuable sports franchise in the world, but they're not covering players' internet while on flights, according to a report.
The Jets have already tweeted out a photoshopped image of Aaron Rodgers in a jersey after he announced his intentions for next season, except it wasn't the New York Jets to do so.