Barstool Sports

Barstool Sports is a digital media firm that creates content centered around sports and popular culture. It was established by David Portnoy in 2003 in Milton, Massachusetts. The company's main investors are The Chernin Group and Penn National Gaming. Barstool Sports is now based in New York City.

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Sophie Cunningham Gets Ejected After Sticking Up For Caitlin Clark

1 day ago | barstoolsports.com | Jeff Vibbert

Don't dish it out if you can't take it. If you go after our star player, you're going to get put in a head lock and thrown to the ground, simple as that. For people longing for the glory days of the 90's NBA, here it is. You were watching the Stanley Cup Finals or The Dozen Playoffs? You're going to need more screens, because this is where the the action is at.
Bad News For Pacers Fans: Tyrese Haliburton Is Undergoing An MRI To See If He Can Play In Game 6 Of The NBA Finals

1 day ago | barstoolsports.com | Jeff Vibbert

We all saw Haliburton walking back from the locker room last night in the first half with an entire mattress wrapped around his leg, we knew he was dealing with something since game 2, now it seems like the injury is more serious than expected. From what was said in the post game press conference last night, it seemed like nothing was going to deter Hali from playing in Game 6.
With Tyrese Haliburton Getting Injured, It Might Be Time To Say Goodnight To The Indiana Pacers

2 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Jeff Vibbert

What the fuck, Hali? That was a brutal watch on so many levels. I'm in pain. Nothing fun about watching your team get curb stomped to go down 3-2 in the finals to an unlistenable ESPN broadcaster soundtrack. All around terrible first half where nothing went right, including maybe the worst possible situation - Tyrese Haliburton taking a trip to the locker room to get an entire Sleep Number Bed wrapped around his calf.
What Are Hoosiers Willing To Give Up For The Indiana Pacers To Win An NBA Title?

3 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Jeff Vibbert

We had boots on the ground in Indianapolis for the NBA Finals, asking Pacers fans what they would be willing to give up to see their hometown team win its first championship. This team clearly means everything to Hoosiers who are willing to give up everything - their life, their first born, even thicc latinas. Some of these sacrifices would be hard, maybe near impossible, but the end result would be worth it - an NBA title for the city of Indianapolis. Two. More. Wins.
We Got A Trailer For The Naked Gun Reboot Starring Liam Neeson & Pamela Anderson, And Dare I Say It Looks Pretty Fucking Good

3 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Justin Clemenza

You know what? I'm just gonna come out and say it. Not only was that trailer good, but it is one of the best comedies of the 2020s despite only being two and a half minutes long. Granted I say that as someone that can name about five comedies from the 2020s. But I stand by what I said and not just because it seemingly showed a whole lot of the movie in 150 seconds.
Paul Bissonnette Talking SCF, Smylie Kaufman Live From Oakmant, US Open Recap, Thunder Even The Series + Who's Back Of The Week

3 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Dan Katz

Incredible sports weekend and we start with US Open and JJ Spaun winning after a rain delay at Oakmont. The course dominated and Rory is being salty again. We talk some NBA Finals, SGA's Game 4 fourth quarter plus Desmond Bane trade and Kevin Durant has announced his teams he wants to go to. We talk a little SCF and then the Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the Giants. Who's back of the week including they're making baseballs bad again, Shohei is back and Robots are taking over anything.
The Life Of Chuck Is Much Better Than The Phoenician Scheme & Other Reviews

4 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Chris Klemmer

Both The Life Of Chuck (Mike Flanagan) and The Phoenician Scheme (Wes Anderson) have successful directors each putting their stamps on their movies. One of them works extremely well, the other doesn't at all. Those reviews plus Dangerous Animals and Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye belowThe Phoenician Scheme was yet another reminder of how much I miss when Wes Anderson wrote scripts with Owen Wilson. He worked with Wilson on Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums. They are had real characters with emotion.
Karen Read Retrial, Week 8: It's All in the Jury's Hands and the Wait Has Begun

5 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Jerry Thornton

MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images. Getty Images. After two full months since the start of our second trip down Commonwealth vs. Karen Read Ave. And finally both sides wrapped up evidence, delivered their closing arguments, the judge read the jury their instructions, the alternates names were drawn out of a rotating drum like someone was pulling Bingo numbers at a Knights of Columbus, and the entire matter was placed in the hands of 12 persons good and true.
FRIDAY CONFESSIONS

5 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Michael McCarthy

Dante and I alternate Fridays letting deprived Stoolies get shit off their chests. This blog series is simply for confessions (and clicks). I'll go first…I'm only 53, but I click "Senior" whenever I buy movie tickets for the slight discount (Seniors are typically 65 or older). It's not even a money thing… It just makes me feel alive. The comments are open if you need to get anything off your chest.
Aaron Rodgers In A Steelers Jersey Fits Right Into The Out Of Place Jersey Hall Of Fame

5 days ago | barstoolsports.com | Chris Klemmer

No, that's not "Lookin' gr8". It looks weird as fuck. He looks really old and despite everyone knowing he was going to the Steelers, the color scheme is unnatural. At least with the Jets, it was green and white. A different green than Green Bay Packers...but it's the same sort of family of uniforms. This looks like terrible AI. As bad as this looks, I kinda love it. It's very entertaining when a legendary player is wearing a jersey of a team that he has no memorable connection to.