Stephen Douglas

3 days ago | kansascity.com | Stephen Douglas

The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Denver Nuggets 92-87 to tie their second round series 2-2 as the teams head back to Oklahoma City for Game 5. It was a particularly tough-and some might say disgusting-game because the teams had just gone to overtime on Friday night, meaning they were playing their second game in 36 hours. The short turnaround showed in the three-point shooting. However, in the eyes of TNT's Charles Barkley, the circumstances were particularly unfair to the Denver Nuggets.

3 days ago | kansascity.com | Stephen Douglas

The Las Vegas Knights won Game 3 of their second round Stanley Cup playoff series against the Edmonton Oilers on a buzzer-beater. Reilly Smith scored the game-winning goal with less than a second remaining in the third period to get the Knights their first win of the series. The goal came so late that Smith didn't have any idea if it actually counted.

3 days ago | kansascity.com | Stephen Douglas

The San Diego Padres beat the Colorado Rockies 21-0 on Saturday night. With the latest embarrassing loss, the Rockies have fallen to 6-33 on the season. But as bad as things have gotten, at least the social media team can still get a win by dunking on Bill Belichick. Shortly after the game went final, the Rockies X account posted the screen-grab of Jordon Hudson interrupting Belichick's interview with CBS Sunday Morning to say they weren't going to talk about how they met.

3 days ago | kansascity.com | Stephen Douglas

The Texas Longhorns and Florida Gators split the first two games of a three-game series this weekend. Florida won on Friday and Texas won on Saturday. During the Friday game baseball fans were introduced to future Longhorns safety Jonah Williams who went viral for a very heated walk late in an 8-2 loss. Trailing by seven runs in the bottom of the seventh, Williams came to bat with one out and a runner on first. He proceeded to take six straight pitches and earn a walk.

5 days ago | si.com | Stephen Douglas

Bri Ellis only needs one pitch. Georgia found that out the hard way this week when the Bulldogs faced the Arkansas Razorbacks in the SEC softball tournament. Georgia and Arkansas were tied 1-1 in the 7th inning when the Razorbacks loaded the bases with one out. That's when Bri Ellis came to the plate, having walked twice on four pitches and been hit by a pitch earlier in the game. The first pitch from Georgia's Randi Roelling was a ball. The second was hit over the wall for a game-winning grand slam.