The battle between Alex Rodriguez and the league over his alleged PED use has now shifted to a war between A ROD and the Yankees. The Yankees have been using legal tactics to rid themselves of A Rod’s extensive contract and it’s turned into a big back and forth between the two parties. Rodriguez believes the Yankees misled him about the extent of his injuries in an effort to keep him off the field and help their case. The Yankees have fired back. Read more after the jump.
(Video) NFL: Dolphins TE Dustin Keller Out For the Season Tears ACL, MCL, PCL & Dislocated Knee
The Miami Dolphins were dealt a devastating blow when tight end Dustin Keller suffered a brutal knee injury during their preseason game against the Houston Texans. Read more after the jump.
(Photo) NFL: ESPN Analyst Skip Bayless Doesn’t Know the Seahawks Are in the NFC Not AFC
ESPN analyst Skip Bayless has made a name for himself as a troll and antagonist. He built most of his recent popularity on the back of Lebron James criticism and Spurs fandom but he also transfers his extremes to football. He’s been gushing over the New England Patriots and last night showed why he shouldn’t be taken seriously. Read more after the jump.
(Video) NBA: Blake Griffin & Jamal Crawford Bring Lob City to Seattle!
Jamal Crawford’s Seattle Pro-Am league is definitelly becoming one of the best. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving have both passed through to show out but this weekend Blake Griffin came through to support his teammate and together they brought Lob City to Seattle. Check out the crazy highlights after the jump.
NBA: Robert Horry Reflects on the Difficulties of Playing With Kobe Bryant & Setting Him Straight
Before Kobe Bryant spoke Thursday night at “Kobe Up Close Hosted by Jimmy Kimmel,” Robert Horry took the stage. During that time he praised Bryant but also took some time out to reflect on an altercation the two had during their time together on the LA Lakers. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Phil Jackson Says He Has No Intentions on Returning to Coaching
The speculation of whether or not Phil Jackson will return to the sideline is never ending. Though he has said several times that he is done, it never really seems to resonate with anyone. After the Lakers chose D’Antoni over the Zen Master (I know still shocking), Jackson has reiterated even more that that part of his life is over. Read more after the jump.
