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In this day and age in sports when all we seem to hear are negative stories about steroids and Donald Sterling, it's nice to hear one that is truly heartwarming.
In a story you may have missed, Florida Southern College senior Chelsea Oglevie gave up a game-winning three-run home run to Eckerd College's Kara Oberer during a softball game last month
There's a reason the players play and the fans don't.
Peyton Manning may be a Bronco who will best be remembered as a Colt, but for a few hours this past weekend he was a Cavalier. Manning delivered a speech to graduating valedictorians at the University of Virginia's valediction ceremony.
Triple plays are about as common as the Cleveland Indians winning the World Series, so imagine how amazing it would be to see not one, but TWO, pulled off in the same game.
Not since Squints risked his life just to get one magic moment with Wendy Peffercorn has a kid pulled off such a smooth move with a lady.
Devon Walker personifies courage. The former Tulane Green Wave safety was paralyzed during a game in 2012. Less than two years later, he was graduating from college and receiving a special honor from his hometown NFL team.
How times have changed. Once a fixture at Lakers games and adored by women, Jack Nicholson is now catching Clippers games and being sought by little kids.
Andrew Wiggins is showing why he's jumped toward the top of most mock NBA drafts.
I remember, like many of you, going fishing when I was a kid. Unfortunately I don't get to do that much anymore. Many kids these days are so into electronics they probably have no idea how much fun fishing and the outdoors can be. That's why the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are hosting free fishing lessons at State Parks this June.
Surveillance video of Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston stealing crab legs from a Tallahassee, Florida grocery store has surfaced.
May 15, 2014 Ever since I can remember being a baseball fan, I've been a New York Yankees fan. Growing up, one of my heroes was Willie Randolph, so learning that I would get to interview him sent me into orbit.
Well, Randolph now has a book out chronicling his decades in baseball and he took some time to call in to chat about "The Yankee Way".