Andy Scholes

The Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday, marking the end of a turbulent tenure defined by bold moves, fan unrest, and a season that spiraled after the controversial Luka Dončić trade.

Week 10 in the NFL brings international flair, playoff implications, and MVP intrigue. From Sauce Gardner’s Colts debut in Berlin to a big-time Monday Night Football matchup here are 5 things to know about Week 10.

Week 9 brings the return of Lamar Jackson, another Mahomes–Allen duel, and hopefully a few games that actually keep us on the edge of our seats. Here are five things to know.

The NFL season’s getting real in Week 8. A legend faces his ex, bye weeks are piling up, and some teams are one loss away from trading playbooks for Cancun tickets. Here are five things to know about Week 8.

The Browns list of starting quarterbacks since 1999 grows to 41, bye weeks begin, the Ravens are spiraling, Josh Allen eyes history, and the Cowboys face a must-win. Here are your 5 things to know heading in to week

The NFL season may be young, but the stakes are already high heading into Week 3. Joe Burrow is sidelined again, Patrick Mahomes is in uncharted territory, and a handful of teams are staring down the dreaded 0-3 start.

The NFL is back, and we are going to be treated to 16 games over four days to start the season. Here are five things to know heading into Week One. (And get to the end of the article for a fantasy tip that could help you win Week One!)

Getting an autograph from just one of sports “GOATs” is a challenge. Now imagine securing signatures from Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Wayne Gretzky and Lionel Messi all in the same year – and on the same item.

In a weekend filled with star power, sports challenges and high-dollar prizes, one Philadelphia high school teacher stood tall among sports legends.

In 2000, Shaquille O’Neal put together one of the most dominant campaigns in NBA history. He won the scoring title, regular-season MVP and Finals MVP — culminating in a Lakers championship. Only three players have ever pulled off that trifecta: O’Neal, Michael Jordan (four times) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.