Not a single Monday night goes by without wrestling fans remembering the "Monday Night Wars" and the competition World Championship Wrestling gave WWE during the late 90s.
On Monday, June 10, the Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays game turned into a bench-clearing brawl after Red Sox starter John Lackey intentionally threw at Rays outfielder Matt Joyce.
A nip slip is something that is bound to happen on live television but it just doesn't happen enough for our tastes. WWE Diva Kaitlyn had an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction on Monday's Raw.
Whether you are already out of the running in your fantasy baseball league or you’re in the midst of getting ready for the second half, you know it’s just passing time until your 2013 fantasy football draft.
Wrestling is a business and profiting off every single character has always been goal number one for the WWF/WWE.
The New England Patriots raised eyebrows when they signed Tim Tebow after he was cast aside by the archrival New York Jets.
Men and children of all ages (no, not much of a difference there) love wacky videos. And when they involve someone puking their guts out, well, that's a major score.
The Stanley Cup Finals begin Wednesday night in Chicago when the Blackhawks face the Boston Bruins in Game 1 of the NHL's championship series. If Chicago loses, its fans may storm the offices of the city of nearby Park Ridge, Ill. in protest because the suburb's leaders obviously don't understand NHL playoff superstitions.
Another brawl in baseball. Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke got plunked in a game last night against the Arizona Diamondbacks and the ensuing brawl is a great reminder to everyone on the East coast that baseball happens after 10PM our time and WHOKNEWAMMARIGHT?
Here is a quick recap -- Greinke hits Cody Ross, Ian Kennedy naturally goes after Dodgers' rookie phenom Yasiel Puig (because his name is hard to pronounce so the guy must be a terrorist) and Greinke comes to bat a few innings later (because his manager wants him to die) and gets a Rawlings high and hard.
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You know all those plans you had to go swimming this summer? Forget them. After you see the fish a Virginia man caught earlier this month, you're not even going to want to take a shower without a spear gun.
Virginia fisherman Caleb Newton caught a three-foot-long, 17-pound, six-ounce Northern snakehead fish (also known a
