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Stat Line Of The Night — 10/8/12 — Arian Foster
The Houston Texans entered last night's game having never beaten the New York Jets in franchise history, but that all changed thanks in large part to the giant, ball-swatting hands of Texans defensive end J.J. Watt, and the always-rumbling legs of running back Arian Foster relationship advice . And when we say “always-rumbling,” we mean it! [...]
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Your Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend Highlight Round-Up (Videos)
As some of you may know (but most of you probably don't), today is Thanksgiving Day in Canada. And being a Canadian myself, that means spending less time today doing work, and more time stuffing my face with turkey and watching some Canadian Football League action… …but not before bringing you some of the best [...]
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This Day In Sports History (October 8th) – Don Larsen
It was on this day in 1956 that New York Yankees pitcher Don Larsen pitched a perfect game in Game 5 of the World Series. Larsen’s perfect game remains the only perfect game thrown in post-season baseball history. The 1956 World Series was a battle of New York, as the Yankees took on the Brooklyn [...]
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Stat Line Of The Night — 10/7/12 — Drew Brees (Record-Breaking Video)
Drew Brees entered last night's game against the San Diego Chargers needing just one touchdown pass to break Johnny Unitas' record for most consecutive games with a passing touchdown. He recorded four. That's right. With his streak at 47 games heading into the Saints' week five contest, Brees wasted little time wrapping up the record, [...]
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The 9 One-Game Playoffs in MLB History (Prior to 2012)
In the entire history of Major Leage Baseball, there have only been thirteen occasions in which two teams finished the regular season tied at the top of the standings. Of those thirteen ties, four were settled with a three-game series. The other nine? They were settled with a one-game, winner-take-all, loser-go-home playoff. To the young’ins [...]
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PROMO: Meet Ryan Russell, One of the Artists on the Kia Soul "In My Mind" Campaign
Ryan Russell grew up in the Deep South. We’re not talking about the vacation havens of Florida, we’re talking about Birmingham, Alabama—the gritty south. As such, it should come as no surprise that this rock ’n’ roll photographer would create shots with a grainy, honest feel. He only switched from film to digital in 2010, so [...]
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This Day In Sports History (October 5th) – Barry Bonds
It was on this day in 2001 that Barry Bonds hit his 71st home run of the season. Bonds broke the record, which was previously set by Mark McGwire three years earlier in 1998. Barry Bonds’ 2001 season was one of the greatest statistical seasons by an individual player in Major League history, as he [...]
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Hulk Hogan Has A Sex Tape!
There have been rumors swirling around on the internet for months now about a Hulk Hogan sex tape. However, footage of said tape never actually surfaced…until now. Yesterday, Gawker announced that an anonymous person had sent them the tape, and, dutiful purveyors of gossip that they are, they decided to run a 100-second clip of [...]
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Stat Line Of The Night — 10/4/12 — Marqise Lee
With the likes of Matt Barkley, Robert Woods and Marqise Lee running the show, there is no doubt that the USC Trojans possess one of the most dynamic passing offenses in NCAA Football, and relationship advice it was on display once again during last night's game against the Utah Utes. Leading the aerial attack on this [...]
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21 Awesome Football Celebration GIFs
Every sport has its own distinct style when it comes to celebrating big plays. But in North America, when it comes to enthusiasm and creativity, nothing beats the football. Scored a big touchdown? There’s a dance for that. Made a big interception? There’s a dance for that, too. Sacked the quarterback? Yep, another dance. Kicked [...]
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This Day In Sports History (October 4th) – San Jose Sharks
It was on this day in 1991 that the San Jose Sharks played their first regular season game in franchise history. The Sharks lost to the Vancouver Canucks 4-3 in a game played at Vancouver’s Pacific Coliseum. Like many expansion teams before them, the San Jose Sharks’ inaugural season was one to forget. They finished [...]
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Stat Line Of The Night — 10/3/12 — Miguel Cabrera
Miguel Cabrera didn't exactly end his 2012 MLB campaign with a strong night at the plate, but this isn't about what Cabrera was able to accomplish during last night's game against the Kansas City Royals. Instead, it is about what the Detroit Tigers' third baseman was able to do throughout the course of this historic [...]
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A Streaker Interrupted the 66th Annual Motocross of Nations Last Weekend (Video)
The 66th annual Motocross of Nations was held last weekend in Lommel, Belgium, and for the very first time the historic team motocross event was won by Germany. Rounding out the top three were Belgium, perhaps buoyed by the support of the home crowd, and the USA, who had their 7-year winning streak come to [...]
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15 Hot Cricket WAGs
Yesterday it was brought to my attention that a major cricket competition is going on right now in Sri Lanka: the Twenty20 World Cup. And while I myself am not a cricket fan, I do appreciate the fact that there are close to a billion people who are, and that this makes the Twenty20 World [...]
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This Day In Sports History (October 3rd) — Pele
It was on this day in 1974 that Pele officially retired from the game of soccer. The announcement marked the end of the Brazilian’s 18-year career with Santos Futebol Clube. Pele played a total of 605 games for Santos and scored an incredible 589 goals. He would also suit up for his national team a [...]
