Kerrie Jacobs-Bryant

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It has been almost four years since Jon Gruden controversially resigned from being the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. But NFL star defensive end Maxx Crosby, who just signed a lucrative contract extension with the team, hasn’t forgotten the day when everything transpired. A report emerged back in November 2021 detailing that Gruden had used racist, misogynistic and anti-gay language in emails spanning over the course of a decade.

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Entering a major tournament with an injury, no matter how minor it may be, is not exactly ideal for anybody. But Nelly Korda has no choice but to go through pain in her pursuit of winning the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship - which kicks off on Thursday - for what would be just the second time of her young career. The current women's golf world No. 1 has revealed that she is dealing with a neck injury following a spasm during a practice round at Fields Ranch East on Monday.

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The WNBA Commissioner’s Cup has reached its climax. Following Indiana Fever’s controversial victory over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday, it was Fever, spearheaded by superstar Caitlin Clark, that advanced to the Commissioner's Cup Championship. Clark, Sophie Cunningham and the rest of the squad will battle the reigning champions, Minnesota Lynx, after topping the Eastern Conference standings with a 4-1 record in the tournament.

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Inside the NBA on TNT is no longer. After nearly four decades, the long-standing staple of TNT’s NBA coverage that features Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson will be moving over to both ESPN and ABC from next season. This comes as a result of TNT losing their media rights deal, with ABC, ESPN, a reunion with NBC, and a brand new partnership with Amazon Prime Video taking over the television package in an 11-year deal worth at least $76 billion.

1 week ago | talksport.com | Kerrie Jacobs-Bryant

Even the GOAT of basketball couldn’t fully escape his demons. Michael Jordan finished his NBA career having won six titles with the Chicago Bulls between 1991 and 1998, winning the finals MVP award on all six occasions. But back when seeking his third straight title with the Bulls in 1993, Jordan was attracting the headlines both on and off the court after he was seen at a casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey  the night before a hugely important playoff game . Picture this.