Tampa Bay Rays first baseman Logan Morrison is having a fine season, perhaps even one worthy of representation in the MLB All-Star Game. He might have had a point when lamenting not getting chosen for the Home Run Derby, but it was lost when he called out New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez.
Some news on two Cavs veterans who are important for different reasons.
Monta have it all ... but not a job with the Pacers anymore.
The Indiana Pacers have waived Monta Ellis, cutting the combo guard with one year left on his contract, according to The Vertical’s Shams Charania.
Tro-pho!
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Danielle Kang won her...
Go Zhuri!
LeBron James enjoyed the Fourth of July with his family. Since his free agency doesn’t come up until next year, he was seemingly pretty unbothered by all the NBA activity.
James posted this video on his Instagram story of him sitting at a table with his wife...
Look at that rascal perched atop his head, just raring to party.
Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy has long had very tall hair. But now it is tall hair, short hair, long hair, and all other kinds of hair.
Another top option is gone.
After dalliances with the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks, free agent guard Dion Waiters has re-signed with the Miami HEAT, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Larry and Ivica are here for your summertime entertainment.
Los Angeles Lakers Larry Nance, Jr., Ivica Zubac and David Nwaba took their rookie teammates Josh Hart, Thomas Bryant and Kyle Kuzma paintballing over the weekend to welcome them to the team.
July 2017 and the Golden State Warriors are fresh off their second title in three years. It is time to pay our guys. Fans like me, who remember the past, are left wondering if we can keep our stars and for how long.
Dear Zaza Pachulia: Please do not read this. You seem like a nice man, and we have no intention of hurting your feelings.
Dion has his decision down to three teams.
The Los Angeles Lakers are still in a holding pattern while the front office tries to sign the right player, for the right price, for the right amount of time.
Los Angeles has several goals for Las Vegas, but winning it all seemed to be the biggest one.
The East lost three All-Stars, recouped one, and could still lose another. So much for competitive balance.
Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal made it easily to the third round after straight-set victories on Wednesday.
That’s a $12.5 million annual cap hit, the largest for one player in NHL history.
