Kipchoge will wear Nike's controversial shoe at the London Marathon

Kenyan long-distance runner Eliud Kipchoge will wear Nike's controversial shoe for the first time in an official race at this weekend's prestigious London Marathon.

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He suffers from rare genetic condition, but there's no stopping 'one in a million golfer'

Golfer Brendan Lawlor quips he's "one in a million."

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Washington has around 9,000 suggestions for new name

New Washington Football Team president Jason Wright isn’t going to rush through the process of finding a more streamlined name, and he has plenty of choices. Via Scott Allen of the Washington Post, Wright wrote in a post on the team website that the question he’s most often asked in his new role is when [more]

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Miami Heat falls hard as LA Lakers dominate Game 1 of NBA Finals

The Los Angeles Lakers dominated an injury-plagued Miami Heat in Game 1 of the NBA Finals to take victory by a margin of 116-98.

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Baker Mayfield prepared for possibility of shootout with Cowboys

After both the Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys experienced offensive misfires in their season openers, they’ve both piled up point over their last two contests. The Browns have averaged 34.5 points per game in their victories over the Cincinnati Bengals and the Washington Football Team. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have averaged 35.5 points in their win [more]

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Chris Jones limited in practice with groin injury for Chiefs

Defensive end Chris Jones was limited in practice with the Kansas City Chiefs due to a groin injury as the team prepares to face the New England Patriots on Sunday. Jones played just 37 snaps in Monday night’s win over the Baltimore Ravens. He had averaged nearly 90 percent of snaps over the Chiefs’ first [more]

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Ezekiel Elliott wants to trademark “feed Me,” but it may not be easy

Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has made the phrase “feed me” his personal trademark. Elliott now wants to make it legally his trademark. The person who owns the trademark isn’t willing to surrender it. As explained by Clarence E. Hill, Jr. of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, former WWE wrestler Ryback holds the rights to the [more]

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