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Members of the Pyongyang Ice Hockey including players from the DPRK national team and foreign tourists. (Courtesy Howe International Friendship League)

Meet the Westerners Who Played North Korea’s National Ice Hockey Team

Pyongyang Ice Hockey League competes in the world's most reclusive nation.

In this Oct. 14, 2003 file photo, Chicago Cubs left fielder Moises Alou's arm is seen reaching into the stands, at right, unsuccessfully for a foul ball along with a fan identified as Steve Bartman, left, wearing headphones, glasses and Cubs hat, during the eighth inning against the Florida Marlins in Game 6 of the National League Championship Seriesin Chicago.

Fan Receives Cubs World Series Ring 14 Years After Infamous Incident

Steve Bartman accidentally deflected a ball during the 2003 National League Championship series.

Yes, Steve Bartman Will Definitely Accept That Cubs World Series Ring

A lesson in letting bygones be bygones

Gov. Chris Christie Caught on Video Confronting Chicago Cubs Fan

The encounter occurred at Miller Park in Milwaukee this past weekend.

The Surgeon Who Wants to Insert Electrodes Into Our Brains

NFL Ends Partnership With NIH Over Concussion Study

The football league cut ties with the health institute after a 'bitter dispute.'

So Formula E Is Way Badder-Ass Than We Expected

Nine reasons to get behind the new kid on the car-racing block

A bounday umpire prepares to throw the ball into play while wearing rainbow-coloured wrist bands during the round 21 AFL match between the St Kilda Saints and the Sydney Swans at Etihad Stadium on August 13, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. St Kilda and the Sydney Swans played in the inaugural AFL Pride Game, believed to be a world-first in professional sport - celebrating diversity and inclusion of all people in sport. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Australian Football League Became an Unlikely Pioneer of Gay Rights

As the government stalls on gay rights, Australians are looking to their national football league.

Offensive lineman John Urschel #64 of the Baltimore Ravens announced his early retirement following a CTE study.

Baltimore Ravens Offensive Lineman Retires Following CTE Study

John Urschel, 26, abruptly announced he was leaving NFL on Thursday.

The Barkley Marathon. Here, the legs of Jim Nelson are cut and bleeding from the thorns of the sawbreyer bushes throughout the course. Photographed March 31, 2007 in Frozen Head Lake State Park in Tennessee.

A 100-Mile Marathon for Masochists on the Appalachian Trail

Only 14 people have ever completed the grueling trek through Tennessee backcountry.

Erika Nardini speaks onstage at The New CMO panel during AWXI on September 30, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for AWXI)

The CEO of Barstool Sports Has a Brutal Way of Evaluating Potential Hires

Erika Nardini thinks about work “all the time,” and she wants you to, too.

Watch This Epic 8-Ball Run and Know That Your Life Has Not Been in Vain

We are not worthy of the based billiards god

Being a Tour de France Fan Is as Grueling as the Race Itself

Lots of wine, baguettes and very few bicycles.

Studying Usain Bolt's Uneven Stride on the Eve of His Retirement

Usain Bolt: Investigating Fastest Sprinter in History’s Uneven Stride

University researchers investigating speedster's nontraditional running style.

Choosing Between Your Team Succeeding Or Protecting Themselves

After NFL Concussion Settlement, Lawyers and Lenders Swoop In

Former players are being bombarded with calls from companies offering services.

What Pro Athletes Are Saying About Roger Federer’s Eighth Wimbledon Win

Social media erupts with well-wishes for the tennis star on his incredible 19th Grand Slam title.

Conor McGregor Already Won

Floyd, Showtime and boxing are in way over their heads