Larry Brown Sports

Larry Brown Sports is a privately-owned sports news platform that attracts millions of readers each month. Established in January 2007, the site is led by its founder and owner, Larry Brown, who is located in the Los Angeles region. The team consists of six writers and contributors spread across various cities in the United States, including Detroit, Boston, and New York. On average, the website publishes around 30 new articles every day.

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Alex Rodriguez makes interesting claim about Pete Rose's death

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Major League Baseball decided last month to lift the permanent ban on Pete Rose, and Alex Rodriguez believes the Cincinnati Reds legend would still be alive had the move been made sooner. Rose died in September at the age of 83 due to natural causes related to his heart. In May, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred announced that Rose and other players who were permanently banned from baseball would have their bans lifted.
Alex Caruso had awesome excuse for taking shot at Lakers

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Alex Caruso drew attention for a comment he made about his former team after the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals on Sunday night, but the veteran guard insists it was the booze talking. Caruso played 32 minutes off the bench and had 10 points, 3 rebounds and 3 steals in the Thunder’s 103-91 win over the Pacers in Game 7 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Okla. The NBA title is the second of Caruso’s career, as he also won one with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020.
Mets sign pitcher with best name in MLB history

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

The New York Mets have signed a pitcher who may have the greatest name in professional sports history, and it seems it has gotten even better with time. The Mets announced several roster moves on Monday. One of them was that they have signed left-handed pitcher Dicky Lovelady to an MLB contract. The reliever will be active for Monday night’s game against the Atlanta Braves. We have made the following roster moves.
Russell Wilson says he signed with Giants because of one player

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Russell Wilson almost certainly signed with the New York Giants this offseason because they offered him the best opportunity to earn a starting job, but the quarterback says there is one particular player who drew him to his new team as well. During an appearance at Fanatics Fest in New York City over the weekend, Wilson said he chose to join the Giants because of Malik Nabers. Granted, the star wide receiver was sharing the stage with Wilson at the time.
New Florida State QB has serious trash talk for Alabama

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Florida State quarterback Thomas Castellanos has given Alabama some outstanding bulletin board material ahead of the 2025 season. Castellanos transferred to Florida State from Boston College this offseason and is projected to be the Seminoles’ starting quarterback. Florida State will open its season by hosting Alabama on Aug. 30, and Castellanos is confident he will be able to make plays against a team that is expected to be ranked inside the top 10 nationally.
Top prospect calls out Bill Belichick after committing to NC State

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

One of the top high school recruits in the country called out Bill Belichick after committing to NC State rather than North Carolina over the weekend. Keshawn Stancil, a 4-star recruit from Clayton High School in Clayton, N.C., announced on Sunday that he has committed to NC State. The Class of 2026 prospect shared some photos on Instagram that showed him in a Wolfpack uniform and took a shot at Belichick in the caption.
ESPN anchor Jay Harris shares update after cancer diagnosis

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Longtime ESPN anchor Jay Harris recently revealed that he had been diagnosed with cancer, and he has now provided a positive update on his health. Harris shared on June 5 that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer and would undergo surgery. The 60-year-old has since had the procedure, and he said in a video on social media Monday that it went as well as could be expected.
Ryan Blaney appeared to have heat exhaustion after Pocono race

4 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Ryan Blaney had an unfortunate equipment malfunction during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pa., and it led to a scary health situation for him afterward. Blaney finished third in the Great American Getaway 400. Temperatures during the race were in the mid-90s, and Blaney appeared physically exhausted after it ended.
Rebecca Lobo accidentally drops Donald Trump's slogan during WNBA broadcast

5 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Rebecca Lobo recited an innocuous phrase during Sunday’s ESPN broadcast of the Indiana Fever-Las Vegas Aces game, but she apparently felt she sounded a bit too much like President Donald Trump. Lobo, a color analyst for ESPN, was talking about people having disagreements late in the fourth quarter of the Fever-Aces game at Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.
Fans all made the same Roger Goodell joke after Kevin Durant trade

5 days ago | larrybrownsports.com | Steve DelVecchio

Kevin Durant dominated the headlines on Sunday leading up to a massive NBA game that he was not playing in, and fans think NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would never have allowed that to happen in his league. The Phoenix Suns agreed to trade Durant to the Houston Rockets on Sunday in exchange for a package of players and draft picks. The blockbuster deal happened to come together on the same day of Game 7 of the NBA Finals between the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder.