DeJuan Blair and Pitt were too much for Hasheem Thabeet and UConn. Other news includes the Phoenix Suns returning to the run-and-gun; David Ortiz calling for a season ban for steroid-takers, Rafael Nadal, World Cup 2010 tickets, David Beckham and his romance with Milan and Obama with baseball and basketball.
The big news in Europe continues to be if Brazilian former FIFA Player of the Year Kaka will leave AC Milan for the loads (and loads and loads) of money that Manchester City are throwing at his direction.
The Boston Celtics lost yet again but Beantown fans should not worry. In baseball, two 41-year-old pitchers close to signing new deals. And the college football champion will be determined on Thursday night.
Loads of great sports news going on this time of the year as 2008 slowly draws to a close – and throughout the sports landscape.
What an exciting weekend for sports. The two main American football games lived up to their billing. And there are some fascinating contract talks in the world of baseball.
AJ Milano definitely needs some respect for handing defending Euroleague champions CSKA Moscow their first loss of the season. CSKA led 34-14 midway through the second quarter in Italy but the hosts refused to just lay over for the Russian giants and won 80-79. David Hawkins was outstanding with 20 [...]
Rickey Henderson officially started his quest for the Hall of Fame when Major League Baseball announced its list of 23 candidates to join the hallowed halls in Cooperstown.
