David Scott

5 days ago | the-sun.com | David Scott

NOT only did Michael Jordan create the most iconic style in the NBA in the form of his shoes, but now he is flying in style as well. Jordan gets around the world in a $70 million private jet. At the end of last year, Jordan splurged on the eight-figure jet, which has a cool nod to his sneaker brand. He bought a top-tier Gulfstream 650ER, one of the fastest private jets on the market. Even after spending $70 million on the jet, Jordan took it over the top with some special upgrades.

5 days ago | the-sun.com | David Scott

THE greatest journeyman in the history of the NFL is making yet another stop in his career. Josh Johnson is signing with the Washington Commanders for the 2025 season. Johnson's career started in 2008, when he was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 5th round of the draft. He signed with multiple different teams throughout his career before moving to the XFL for the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

6 days ago | the-sun.com | David Scott

FORMER Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava quarterback is set to lose a majority of his NIL earnings to taxes in 2025. Iamaleava held out of Tennessee practices in seek of a higher NIL deal and ultimately ended up losing money. Iamaleava was seeking a $4 million deal with his school, and was ultimately dismissed from the Tennessee football program after holding out from practices. Eventually he decided to transfer to UCLA, but didn't get anywhere close to the deal he was looking for.

6 days ago | the-sun.com | David Scott

PATRICK Corbin was bitten by a radioactive spider giving him baseball superpowers. Well, at least that's what a fan might have thought after watching him pitch on Wednesday. Corbin's availability was actually in doubt on Wednesday after getting bit bitten by a venomous spider. "We weren't even sure if he was going to pitch," Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said. "He had a bite. He could hardly walk when he came into the clubhouse. Some kind of venom got in there. "Not sure if it was a spider or what.

6 days ago | the-sun.com | David Scott

Michaels currently doesn't have a deal for the 2025 season with AmazonAL Michaels has revealed how he wants to end his broadcasting career. The legendary Amazon Prime broadcaster wants to go out quietly when he finishes his career. While many have asked him if he wants to go on a farewell tour when he finishes, Michaels just wants to do his job then go home. "People say, 'why don’t you do, like, a victory tour?' No. What are you talking about?" Michaels told Dan Le Batard.