Sports

Ex-Yankee Reveals Residual Checks For 'Seinfeld' Episode, And They Are Surprising

Paul O'Neill, now a broadcaster for the Yankees, said his part on the hit sitcom back in the day was "kinda cool."
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Sex Noises Interrupt NBA Star's Press Conference And He Plays It Perfectly

Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks had a winning zinger for the moaning sounds that could be heard.
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Caitlin Clark Makes Her Home Debut With Indiana Fever

Caitlin Clark walked into her new home arena with No. 22 shirts and jerseys peppered from floor to ceiling.
By MICHAEL MAROT, AP

MLB Host Issues Wild 'No-Hitter' Prediction That Quickly Unravels Before His Eyes

Greg Amsinger's "alert" fell apart on live TV as Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto began his start against the Miami Marlins.
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2 Male Sportswriters Slammed For Suggesting WNBA Share Team Names With NBA

Ethan Strauss and Bill Simmons were roundly dunked on -- pun intended -- for their idea about how to make women's basketball "resonate."
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Borussia Dortmund Expertly Trolls PSG After Champions League Semifinal Victory

The victors skewered a previous social media stunt by the Parisian soccer squad.
By AP

Bat Smashes Into Cardinal Catcher's Arm And Fractures It In Wince-Inducing Video

"This is the most pain I've been through," Willson Contreras said.
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Columnist Who Made Cringey Remarks To Caitlin Clark Won't Cover Indiana Fever Games

Indianapolis Star sports columnist Gregg Doyel was widely criticized over his comments to the Indiana Fever rookie during an April press conference.
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Tom Brady Wasn’t Vibing With Jeff Ross’ Robert Kraft Joke At Roast

The NFL great left his seat to promptly give his two cents on the stand-up comedian’s wisecrack.
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Fan Steps In To Livestream Angel Reese, Cardoso Debuts After WNBA Doesn't Broadcast

Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve said the social media user who streamed the game deserves “three bucks” per viewer.
By The Associated Press, AP