How Did The 7th-Inning Stretch In Baseball Originate?
Baseball is loaded with traditions, including the seventh-inning stretch, when people in the stands get up, stretch, and walk around. Here's how it originated.
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The Trick Arnold Schwarzenegger Used To Defeat His Bodybuilding Competitors
Before Arnold Schwarzenegger was a household name, the Austrian-born celebrity used to defeat his bodybuilding competitors by using this trick. -
Sketchy Things About College Football
It's hard to overstate how important college football is. But college football has some seriously shady, sketchy things lurking behind those bright colors. -
The Tragic Story Of Terence Crawford, The 'Best Boxer In The World'
To say that boxer Terence Crawford has overcome a lot is putting it lightly. He says that his success in the ring is the result of channeling a lot of anger. -
Here's How Many Medals Simone Biles Has (So Far)
Gymnast Simone Biles has had quite the career and racked up many historic victories over the years. Here's how many medals she has as of August 2023. -
Lies The Gran Turismo Movie Told You About The True Story It Was Based On
The film is based on a true story, but just how true is "Gran Turismo?" These are the lies — some bigger than others — that the film tells its audience. -
MLB Fights That Went Too Far
While baseball doesn't have a reputation for violence, occasionally tempers flare and turn physical. Cooler heads don't always prevail, and fights can get ugly. -
The Real Reason Larry Bird Dropped Out Of Indiana University
HBO's series "Winning Time" has taken creative license in places, but Larry Bird really did drop out of Indiana University after only 24 days. Here's why. -
Who Was Jerry Buss And How Much Did He Really Pay For The Lakers?
Jerry Buss, born into poverty, was the one-time owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. Credited for much of their success, here's how much he paid for the team. -
NBA Fights That Went Too Far
Basketball may not be a contact sport, but the NBA has seen its fair share of brawls in the last few decades - sometimes with painful consequences. -
Why The LA Lakers Wear Purple And Gold Uniforms
The purple and gold uniforms of the Los Angeles Lakers are as iconic as their most legendary players. So why did they choose this color scheme? -
The Rarest Feats In Major League Baseball
There are some rare feats in baseball you'd need to be blessed by the ghost of Babe Ruth to see in person. These are the rarest feats in Major League Baseball. -
What Michael Oher's Relationship With The Tuohy Family Is Really Like Now
The movie "The Blind Side" was based on a true story, or so it seemed. Here's what Michael Oher's relationship with the Tuohy family is really like now. -
The Unprecedented MLB Stat That's Buzzing Among Baseball Fans
An unprecedented baseball stat began buzzing around MLB fans in August 2023. Here's the story behind the impressive stat and others like it. -
The Deadliest Surfing Spots In The World
Surfers often travel the world in search of the perfect wave. But sometimes, the very conditions that make for great surfing can spell disaster, even for pros. -
Why The NFL Hall Of Fame Is In Canton, Ohio
The NFL Hall of Fame has a long history, and its location in Canton is the result of a few things - but it was one factor in particular that sealed the deal. -
Pro Athletes Who Died Before Turning 45
Whether engaging in competition, practicing their athletic pursuits for fun, or just living their lives, these professional athletes died before they turned 45. -
Inside Dennis Rodman's Relationship With Daughter Trinity
Trinity Rodman is a child of a famous athlete, and here's inside the Women's National Soccer Team star's relationship with her NBA father, Dennis Rodman. -
The Wave That Nearly Killed Mikala Jones Prior To His Tragic Surfing Death
The news of Mikala Jones surfing death in July 2023 was tragic, but more than a decade earlier, he nearly drown after trying to catch a "big double-up" wave. -
Where Is Disgraced American Ninja Warrior, Drew Drechsel, Now?
Drew Drechsel was a champion on "American Ninja Warrior" before allegations surfaced that he had sexual relations with a 15-year-old. Here's where he is now. -
Professional Athletes Who've Tragically Drowned
We think of professional athletes as being in top physical form, but even that's not enough to keep a person from tragically drowning in some circumstances. -
What We Know So Far About NASCAR Star Jimmie Johnson's Family Tragedy
NASCAR star Jimmie Johnson's in-laws and their grandson all died in a suspected murder-suicide. Here's what we know about the family tragedy so far. -
This Is The Oldest MLB Stadium In America
Professional baseball was founded in the 19th century but the oldest MLB stadium in America wasn't built until 1912. It's still in use today. -
What Ray Lewis' Time In Jail Was Really Like
In 2000, Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis had a two-week stint in prison. He was later released, and the murder charges against him were dropped. -
Famous People Tragically Killed In Motorcycle Accidents
It's no secret that riding motorcycles can be a very dangerous activity. Here are some famous people who were tragically killed in motorcycle accidents. -
What Does BMX Stand For And When Did It Start?
BMX bike racing and culture was started by kids and evolved into an Olympic sport. Here's when it all began and what the letters BMX stand for. -
The Rise And Fall Of Andre The Giant
Andre the Giant was larger than life, with a storied and successful wrestling career that also played a part in his deteriorating health.
