The Comeback

The Comeback

Introducing The Comeback, a vibrant sports and pop culture blog that began its journey in late 2015, created by the talented team behind Awful Announcing, a popular site focused on sports media with a monthly readership exceeding one million. Our team, comprising more than 25 dedicated writers, has rapidly expanded The Comeback's reach, attracting around half a million readers each month. We proudly engage with over 10,000 followers on Twitter and have built a community of 8,000 fans on Facebook. Our mission is to deliver high-quality content, compelling stories, and insightful reporting, all while maintaining a sense of enjoyment.

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  • 1 day ago | thecomeback.com | Reice Shipley

    One of the biggest talking points throughout Caitlin Clark’s WNBA career thus far has been about how fellow players around the league have tried their best to knock her off her game with physicality that borders on dirty play. And while Lisa Bluder, Clark’s former coach at Iowa, doesn’t believe opposing players are trying to injure Clark, she does believe that the WNBA should be better protecting Clark.

  • 1 day ago | thecomeback.com | Reice Shipley

    The Boston Red Sox believe in rookie outfielder Kristian Campbell so much that they opted to give him an eight-year $60 million contract without all that much production at the MLB level. But just months later, the organization seems to believe it is time for Campbell to have a reset in the minor leagues.

  • 1 day ago | thecomeback.com | Reice Shipley

    Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has never been afraid to make headlines. But unfortunately, as of late, the headlines have not been due to his ability on the football field. On Wednesday, Sanders received a ticket for driving upwards of 100 miles per hour in a 65 MPH zone in an incident that happened on June 6. But as it turns out, this actually isn’t the first ticket he has received this month alone for going over the speed limit.

  • 2 days ago | thecomeback.com | Reice Shipley

    Pittsburgh Pirates relief pitcher Dennis Santana has been one of the few bright spots on the otherwise pedestrian Pirates’ bullpen. But on Thursday, his ability on the mound was overshadowed by a nasty interaction he was involved in from the bullpen with a Tigers fan at Comerica Park. In the second game of a doubleheader between the two teams, Santana was tasked with coming into a tied game in the bottom of the ninth inning.

  • 2 days ago | thecomeback.com | Reice Shipley

    We have seen plenty of former NFL stars go on to do great things following their professional playing careers. But unfortunately, Adrian Peterson has had a troubling trend of run-ins with the law following his legendary NFL career, a trend that continued after a recent wild brawl he was involved in was released to the public on Thursday.