data-mm-id=”_mmyts2qnp”>Just going to shoot you straight on this one and say it's a bit confusing because the Detroit Lions are 6-2 for the first time since 2011 and have a legitimate shot to earn homefield advantage until the Super Bowl but here's the most popular sports radio host throwing an easily breakable chair down in disgust upon learning that edge rusher Chase Young is headed to the San Francisco 49ers and not opposite Aidan Hutchinson. Valenti, who is from New York and roots for the Giants, has been giving it to the Lions organization in case they stood pat at the trade deadline and outside of a Donovan Peoples-Jones move, that's exactly what they did. So the anger came out. As an actual Lions fan, I would have been fired up to get Young because he makes the pa…
data-mm-id=”_isem3kux5″>Yesterday afternoon Futurism posted an explosive exposé on Sports Illustrated, which has reportedly been publishing articles by fake, AI-generated writers. Maggie Harrison's piece says that upon reaching out to The Arena Group, the magazine's publisher, the articles in question were deleted. A strongly worded statement from the Sports Illustrated Union soon followed, and later on in the day a nameless spokesperson from Arena responded to the article, which dominated sports media conversations as a harbinger for a extraordinarily bleak future in the creative arts. A statement from The Arena Group: pic.twitter.com/SCiHjgVKFr— Front Office Sports (@FOS) November 27, 2023Even the most charitable reading of the situation screams that mistakes were made. …
data-mm-id=”_r8dj7qrdq”>During a congressional hearing on Tuesday, two Republican members got into a spat that punctuated with one of them telling the other, "Go f–k yourself." Yes, that's a thing that actually happened between two government employees during a Foreign Affairs Committee hearing. I'm so glad the adults are in charge. Here's video of the incident: GOP Rep. Michael McCaul to GOP Rep. Darrell Issa, on a hot mic: “Ah, go fuck yourself.” pic.twitter.com/VYJ07tzRzV— Ryan Grim (@ryangrim) March 19, 2024Yeah that's pretty clear. Issa seemed to be going on and on when it was another member's turn, then rather than shut up he kept talking. McCaul lost his cool and was caught on a hot mic. After the hearing, McCaul apologized for losing hi…
data-mm-id=”_ye0uq1uv1″>Jalen Ramsey continues to reset the cornerback market in the NFL. The seven-time Pro Bowler signed a contract extension with the Miami Dolphins Friday, a three-year, $72.3 million deal that, once again, makes him the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. The $24.1 million he'll make this season just surpasses Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain's $24 million. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, once Surtain signed his record-breaking contract, Miami wanted to show its commitment to Ramsey."Dolphins wanted to reward Jalen Ramsey, and have been discussing an extension for several weeks," Schefter said in a post on X. "Once Denver's Patrick Surtain II reset the CB market, they were able to create a new benchmark and reward thei…
data-mm-id=”_dy1ayzoxf”>ESPN's senior NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski shockingly announced his retirement from ESPN on September 18, taking the general manager role for St. Bonaventure's basketball program, Wojnarowski's alma mater. Since his departure, ESPN has been looking for a replacement for their lead basketball analyst and news breaker. Many people have been suspected to take over Woj's role, including The Athletic's Shams Charania, Bleacher Report's Chris Haynes and in-house candidate Tim Bontemps. According to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, a different in-house candidate could take over Woj's duties. Marchand reported Saturday that ESPN MLB Insider Jeff Passan may be making the switch from the diamond to the hardcourt. Passan joined ESPN…
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has been labelled a significant participatory as a pundit has compared him with rival manager Pep Guardiola.
is leaving Liverpool at the end of this season as he has run out of steam and requires a sabbatical.
The respected German manager announced his exit in January. At the time, were in contention for four trophies but their season is all but over with four Premier League games remaining.
The Reds beat Chelsea on penalties to win the Carabao Cup but they were dumped out of the FA Cup and Europa League by Manchester United and Atalanta respectively.
In the Premier League, Liverpool have won just one of their last four games as they have slipped to third in the table.
Klopp is a significant participatory
This means…
According to reports, Mauricio Pochettino is aiming to leave Chelsea as he is willing to return to La Liga ahead of next season.
is nearing the end of his first season at Chelsea following his failed stint with Ligue Un giants Paris Saint-Germain.
The former Tottenham boss oversaw a huge overhaul at Chelsea last summer. The Premier League side have spent over £1bn on transfers since Todd Boehly s consortium completed their takeover in 2022 as they have offloaded a bunch of older talents to form a very youthful squad.
have impressed in fits and starts this season but their inconsistency has been alarming and Pochettino has been under huge pressure for much of this debut campaign at Stamford Bridge.
It will not be the end of the world
It has consistent…
Erik ten Hag insisted his focus was on winning the FA Cup as he shut down talk of the final being his last match as Manchester United head coach.
are looking to salvage a poor, injury-hit campaign by beating arch-rivals Manchester City who are looking to do the league and cup double at Wembley on Saturday.
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United exited of Europe before Christmas, limped home in eighth place – their lowest-ever Premier League finish – and speculation continues to grow about ’s future.
Mauricio Pochettino, Thomas Tuchel and Kieran McKenna are among the names being linked with the Old Trafford hot seat as Ineos considers how to take the club back to the top.
Put to Ten Hag that it has been suggested this weekend’s final could be his last m…
Liverpool and Arsenal would face significant problems if Manchester City are successful in their legal action against the Premier League as an expert predicts the issue may have to be bumped up to governmental level .
It was revealed on Tuesday that as they see themselves as victims of ‘discrimination’ because of the APT rules and that the ‘tyranny of the majority’ is attempting to halt their progress as a club.
City attempt to blow a big hole in FFP charges
They are disputing the rules that limit how much companies linked to club owners can pay them in sponsorship, with their case to be heard at a hearing starting on Monday, which is expected to last a fortnight.
It’s been claimed as they head for another hearing in November over , though it’s…
According to reports, UEFA rules will prevent Manchester United from signing Jean-Clair Todibo from Ligue Un outfit OGC Nice.
are in the market for a new centre-back or two and have been heavily linked with Todibo in recent months.
Man Utd unable to sign Todibo
The former FC Barcelona starlet joined Nice permanently in 2021 and has made 119 appearances for the French side across all competitions.
It has previously been suggested that s takeover of Man Utd could boost their chances of signing Todibo, as the INEOS chief also owns Nice.
Ratcliffe is Nice s majority stakeholder, while he is the minority shareholder at Man Utd. He has purchased a 27.7% stake in the Premier League giants but has taken control of footballing matters at Old Trafford.