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The 2016 ESPYS are over, but the show was full of heart-wrenching and hilarious moments. In between the stories of tragedy and triumph were the awards given to the sports elite.
A year ago we never could've imagined the NBA without the legendary Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan. Now, as both have touched the hardwood for the last time, Duncan's career-long coach has offered some kind words to the 19-year vet.
Tim Duncan has decided to retire. After playing 19 years in the NBA and winning five rings, he's decided to hang up his jersey. The 40-year-old announced the news in a press release through the San Antonio Spurs.
On Saturday at the NBA star's training camp, a video was released of Westbrook playing a 7th grader named Kyle in a game of one-on-one, and surprisingly the kid won.
Marshawn Lynch's still got it. Lynch hasn't touched the turf since he last played for the Seattle Seahawks in January, but he recently took the field at a football camp to show that he's still in shape.
Crushing the rumors of possibly joining the Cleveland Cavaliers with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade has decided to return home. Wade has been a member of the Miami Heat since being drafted in 2003, but he will reportedly sign a 2-year contract with the Chicago Bulls that will pay him about $47 million. Wade has previously told […]
Former Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius has been sentenced to six years in prison for the 2013 murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
With Kevin Durant joining the Golden State Warriors, the rest of the league is rushing to create their own super team. That brings us to the theory that Dwyane Wade may be joining his old teammate LeBron James in Cleveland.
What a day it has been for Kevin Durant. For starters, he decided to sign a 2-year $54 Million contract with the Golden State Warriors. https://twitter.com/ESPNSteinLine/status/749991847473229824?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Next came the criticism for joining a team that he fought so hard against in the Western Conference finals this year. Much of the uproar is that he’ll be […]
The folks behind the House Of Hoops YouTube account put together a super cut of all the NBA players who pretty much owned the media.
What a difference four years have made for Kyrie Irving and Kobe Bryant. During Team USA's race for gold during the 2012 Summer Olympics, Kyrie was just a bright-eyed youngin' trying to make his way in the league. In an effort to prove himself, he challenged Kobe to a game of one-on-one. To make the deal even sweeter, Kyrie, then 20, wanted to play for $50,000.
The NFL has run rampant with violence over the past few seasons and the latest victim is Zurlon Tipton.