Articles By: Richard Davis (Page 348)

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In 2017, when the Rams brought in Sean McVay, the youngest head coach in the league at just 30 years old, many folks raised their eyebrows. But boy, did he shut down the naysayers real quick! The Rams snagged 11 wins in his first year, and bam, next thing you know, they’re strutting into the Super Bowl in his second season. McVay’s been on a rocket ride since then, except for a little hiccup in 2022 when they had a rough 5-12 stretch because key players like Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp, and Aaron Donald were sidelined for a good chunk of the season.

Excitement is brewing in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as the showdown at Corinthians Arena approaches. Get ready for some electrifying action, folks, as the Eagles and the Packers gear up for an epic clash on the soccer turf.

Rory McIlroy almost jetted off to New York after the second round of the Memorial Tournament on Friday. Instead, he’s sticking around to join the first in-person meeting of the PGA Tour’s transaction committee with the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia via video conference. This committee includes heavyweights like Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, and McIlroy himself, but Rory insists they’ll be "more in the background" because “this is big boy stuff.”

After the Dallas Stars' disappointing loss to the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference Finals, coach Pete DeBoer shared his insights on what went wrong.

The Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal press conference on Thursday in Anaheim, California, was nothing short of explosive. It was a wild scene filled with tension, heated exchanges, and a dramatic walk-off by Diaz, who refused to participate in another faceoff with Masvidal.

So, picture this: Japan's out there, doing its thing, when bam! It spots this Chinese combat drone cruising around its southwest islands. This ain't the first rodeo, though. It's like the third time this year these unmanned aerial bad boys have shown up near Japanese turf.

Jelly Roll has been facing some hurdles with booking an international tour. In a recent chat with Jon Bon Jovi for Interview magazine, the country star revealed that his legal record has been a roadblock for his team in getting him overseas.

 Until further notice, Trenton Simpson is simply the inside linebacker who replaced Ravens starter Patrick Queen. But this 2023 third-round draft pick out of Clemson has all the makings of a star.

Get ready for an exciting weekend in Canton this summer! The 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement weekend is packed with former Denver Broncos, making it a must-watch event for fans.

Yo, check it out! So, there's been this whole drama brewing between the U.S. and China about tech theft. Basically, the U.S. has been accusing China of snatching up their technology to beef up their fighter planes. But here's the twist: even though China got the know-how to build these fancy planes, their pilots couldn't really handle them like pros.

Robert Fico, Slovakia's prime minister, has made a triumphant comeback to the political scene just three weeks after surviving a shooting attack. He's back just in time for the European elections, and he's not holding back, pointing fingers at the liberal opposition, media he calls "anti-government," and foreign-funded NGOs for creating an atmosphere of hate that led to the attack.

Lady Gaga recently found herself at the center of some wild gossip after photos from her sister's wedding in a cozy Maine town had folks speculating she might be expecting. But hold the phone—Taylor Swift wasn't having any of it. She jumped into action, defending her fellow superstar against the swirling rumors.

Kevin Costner recently shared insights about his bond with Whitney Houston, three decades after they teamed up for "The Bodyguard." Costner, who not just acted in but also produced the 1992 hit, revealed that he was adamant about giving his friend a proper tribute at her funeral in 2012. He recounted how he resisted efforts to shorten his eulogy, determined to honor Houston the way he felt she deserved.

Dick Van Dyke, the legendary actor, has made history once again, snagging a Daytime Emmy nomination for his guest performance on 'Days of Our Lives'. At 98, he's now the oldest actor ever to receive such an honor. This nod marks a significant milestone in his illustrious career, and he couldn't be more thrilled.

Ready to dive into some thrilling college football action? Well, mark your calendars because the first year of the epic 12-team College Football Playoff is gearing up for a wild ride! Picture this: kicking off with a bang on Dec. 20 and wrapping up with the ultimate showdown one month later in the electric city of Atlanta.

Man, it was a rollercoaster out there! The crowd started buzzing when Wilmer Flores hit that grand slam, and it kept building with Mike Yastrzemski's solid single. But let me tell you, the roof nearly blew off when Jordan Montgomery walked off the mound. It was a tough day for him, no doubt. He had a clean start, but the third inning turned into a nightmare with hits raining down like confetti at a parade.

Wednesday, 05 June 2024 21:18

Showdown at PNC Park: Skenes vs. Ohtani

Paul Skenes is fresh off his second MLB win, where he shined in a six-inning performance against the Detroit Tigers on May 29th. He only allowed two runs, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a commanding 10-2 victory. But Wednesday night brought a whole new challenge as the Pirates faced off against Shohei Ohtani and his squad at PNC Park.

New Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss is pumped about sharing the backfield with second-year talent Chase Brown. He's embracing the committee approach wholeheartedly, even though the exact game plan for next season is still a mystery.

 Paul Skenes and Shohei Ohtani met on the field with all the flair you'd expect from the hardest-throwing rookie and the best two-way player in baseball.

Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving couldn't help but flash an incredulous smile when, on the eve of Game 1 of the NBA Finals, the first question that came his way Wednesday was about a former teammate rather than his current Finals foe. "Is that the first question?" Irving said when asked about James' recent podcast comments stating he is "f---ing mad" to not be teaming up with the eight-time All-Star any longer. "Oh, God, I love it. Got to love this, man."