Happy Friday, everyone! Let’s get correct to it. Good morning to everyone but particularly to… THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Nearly all NFL games come down to a couple of a very powerful plays. A missed assignment here, a drop there, a turnover there and wins turn into losses — and… Keep reading
First Serena Williams, now Roger Federer. What an emotional, unprecedented time for tennis. In a span of three weeks the sport is losing the two players who — more than anyone else — defined, then redefined, then redefined time and again, what used to be conceivable on grass, clay and… Keep reading
Getty Images Tennis legend Roger Federer has announced that he’ll be retiring following the Laver Cup in London later this month. Upon hearing the news of Federer’s upcoming retirement, the tennis world paid tribute to probably the most best to ever pick up a racket. “This can be a bittersweet… Keep reading
Getty Images Yet another tennis legend is calling it a career. Just weeks after Serena Williams played what is believed to be her last professional tournament, Roger Federer announced Thursday that he’s retiring from the sport. The Swiss tennis legend is among the most accomplished tennis players not only of… Keep reading
Getty Images It’s difficult to shut a chapter of greatness, but on occasion good-bye is just a “see you later.” On the subject of NFL veteran Tom Brady, his retirement lasted 40 days before the Tampa Bay quarterback determined to go back to the football field. As for Serena Williams,… Keep reading
Getty Images Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is not happy that tennis star Novak Djokovic wasn’t allowed to compete in the United States Open this year. In a recent episode of Invoice Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, Rodgers revealed that he doesn’t imagine that it’s reasonable that Djokovic couldn’t take… Keep reading