The Houston Astros didn't make it? picked by tomphoolry 3 years ago

As a huge sports fan, I couldn't agree any more with the selections. Although as a depressed Knicks fan, I would've rated Walt Frazier higher on the list. "The Knicks are wheeling and dealing, passing and thrashing, bounding and astounding...." picked by carguy4life 1 year ago

The Top 25 sports stories in the last 25 years as told by USA Today. From Balco to OJ...try and guess which one was number one picked by sholom22 2 years ago

Football players would be better off drinking chocolate milkshake after a game than expensive recovery drinks, claim scientists.

Researchers found that chocolate milkshake's "natural" muscle recovery benefits match or may even surpass a specially designed carbohydrate sports drink. picked by AutumnLotus 5 months ago

SportsTipsOnline is a website community that allows you to submit links to sports articles, video, pictures and other online content that will be reviewed by all and will be promoted, based on popularity, to the front page. When a user submits a news item it will be placed in the "Queued" area until it gains sufficient views and will be automatically promoted to the top of the front page... read full post picked by sportstipsonline 2 years ago

A fantastic collection of the greatest sports meltdowns.
Some with links to videos. picked by Hoosker 3 years ago

With the trusty Tomatometer as our guide, we've suited up the best-reviewed films about the go-to sports picked by sholom22 3 years ago

Rule # 1: You do not fall in love. EVER. Unless you are Eva Longoria. And even then….

Rule # 2: Never, ever even entertain the notion that they are going to leave their wife for you. These guys have even less of a chance of doing that than your average philanderer. Their wives know the score—that’s part of the reason they aren’t leaving, either. picked by TraumaMamma 4 months ago

Some sports have shown major improvements over the years. As an example Spitz's 1972 Olympic and World record time would have been too slow to even make the field. Others like free throws in basketball have shown very little improvements. Two interesting articles picked by 2manyusernames 8 months ago

CBS has purchased MaxPreps - an online sports network for high school sports. Few details of this deal were disclosed, but MaxPreps from now on will be a part of the CBS sports broadcasting system. picked by Maxriter 3 years ago

In a recent three-year study, the findings were pretty shocking. "It was a two-stage decision: If they were hurt, whether to go to the hospital or not. If they needed to go to the hospital, could they finish the game or not?" picked by musicgirldani 3 years ago

My ASICS Running is a free running community set up by the Japanese sports brand ASICS. Thousands of runners, ranging from beginners to professionals, have used the My ASICS training programmes to achieve their sporting goals. ASICS' motto for many years has been “Sound mind, sound body”.As well as free training programmes, the site includes your own online training logbook, informati... read full post picked by cactushair 6 months ago

Why do these always happen when I'm not looking? picked by glik 3 years ago

A young college student gets his chance to be at a local news sports desk, and unfortunately, fails miserably.
Interview with him here. picked by picklebob12 2 years ago

Categorized Polls for mindless hours of fun.. categories like( technology, sports, politics,movies and music) kept me entertained for like 45 minutes. I don't know how accurate they are but kinda cool site. easy to navigate.

some NSFW-ish topics picked by craziesean 2 years ago

A salute to the unsung heroes of the game. picked by iamamaniac 8 months ago

In which sports writer Mark Whicker writes an incredibly tasteless article about the horrors Jaycee Dugard experienced during her 18 year imprisonment. And by "horrors" he means sports moments she missed out on.

The article in question (check out his pisspoor apology for an extra dose of rage). picked by abandonedcouch 2 months ago

Orphaned stars are being born in a vast tail of material stretching behind a faraway galaxy. The finding is evidence that orphaned stars — those not orbiting the center of a galaxy in normal fashion — are much more common than thought. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

A geek is a geek no matter the subject matter. picked by larknet 2 years ago

From the Canucks of the '70s to the Padres of the '80s, see which uniforms make the Hall of Shame. picked by dollyllama 9 months ago