Let the Deshaun Watson Sweepstakes Begin as Controversial Star QB Is Cleared of Criminal Charges in Texas
Watson still has 22 civil lawsuits pending, but a Harris County grand jury returned no criminal charges
It Seems Baseball’s Most Powerful Agent Didn’t Want MLB Labor Deal to Be Done
Mostly repped by Scott Boras, the eight-player executive committee voted down the lockout-ending deal unanimously
A New Doc Shines a Light on New England's Winter Surfing Devotees
“Winter Surfing: New England’s Best Kept Secret” is a film about unwavering commitment, gratitude... and freezing your ass off
US State Department Working to Extract WNBA Star Brittney Griner from Russia
The 31-year-old hooper is being held in Russia on drug charges that may or may not be legitimate
Second Opening Day Postponement Is Equal Fault of MLB Players and Owners
After another day of failed negotiations, Major League Baseball's opening day is postponed until at least April 14
Washington Keeps Cornering Market on Washed-Up QBs With Carson Wentz Add
The rebranded Commanders are giving up picks and paying major bucks to acquire Wentz from the Indianapolis Colts
Tom Brady's New Gameplan Appears to Be Selling His Fans All of the Things
Brady is prepping to convert his fame into an even larger personal fortune with more than 20 new patent applications
The NFL’s Harsh Suspension of Calvin Ridley Is About Money, Not Morality
The NFL has always been all about making cash, and making decisions to that end is far from hypocritical
Aaron Rodgers Stays, Russell Wilson Goes as the NFL's QB Carousel Spins On
Rodgers is remaining with the Packers on a massive contract while Wilson is Denver-bound in one of the largest trades in league history
ESPN Is Adding the WNBA to Its Fantasy Roster. It’s About Time.
It will be the first full-scale, season-long fantasy game dedicated to a major women's sport
"Objective" ESPN Baseball Journalist Apologizes for Saying What Everyone Already Thinks About MLB Owners
Jeff Passan called MLB owners’ final offer to players before canceling the season’s first week of games a "shit sandwich”
What Decades of Being a Cartoonist Taught David Sipress About Writing
Sipress has been a staff cartoonist at "The New Yorker" since 1998 and published nearly 700 cartoons in the magazine
Jayson Tatum Is Balling Out Like It's February 2020 and COVID Didn't Happen
Tatum averaged 30.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists, on 51.4% shooting from the field the month before the pandemic hit
Major League Baseball's Proposed Pitch Clock, Er, Timer, Explained
MLB and its locked-out players are negotiating about proposed rule changes while trying to get the derailed season back on track
Liga MX Suspended After Shockingly Violent Soccer Riot in Mexico
Fans in a stadium in Querétaro attacked one another with chairs, metal bars, knives, belts and their bare hands
Spreading the Plant-Based Gospel, One TikTok at a Time
A chef with more than a decade of experience in fine dining, Skier has almost two million followers on TikTok