This week in at the PGA Championship was unlike maybe any other in golf history. World-number-one Scottie Scheffler’s controversial arrest Friday morning just outside of Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville was a sports story that was truly unique. Scheffler played himself into contention with a great

ESPN’s NBA coverage somehow keeps getting worse. On Sunday afternoon, ESPN was in charge of broadcasting the Knicks–Pacers game 7, and they received immediate backlash for being biased against the Knicks. If that wasn't enough, viewers also got a Stephen A. Smith pep talk directed to the Knicks,

The Kentucky baseball team is being mercilessly trolled on social media by rival fans due to a recent post about the squad’s success. That message, which is still pinned to the top of the team’s X account, dubbed UK the 2024 SEC champs. The Wildcats landed a share of the SEC regular season crown

Caitlin Clark is frustrated with herself and her Indiana Fever teammates. The start of her WNBA career has been a struggle for everybody involved with the organization. She isn’t getting much help! Indiana set a record by losing its first two games of the season by 57 combined points. The Fever

Phil Mickelson’s gambling history is well-documented. The golfer lost millions in the past from his self-admitted addiction, leading him to make a change. That doesn’t mean the temptation is gone! Lefty was approached with a wager from a fan at the PGA Championship over the weekend which he