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Mizzou adds Top 50 recruit Tilmon to 2017 hoops class

East St. Louis standout Jeremiah Tilmon joins new coach Cuonzo Martin’s highly rated 2017 recruiting class

Anthony 'Rumble' Johnson reveals career after UFC retirement but promises 'I'm finished' fighting

Anthony Johnson shocked the mixed martial arts world by announcing his retirement in April following a second round submission loss to Daniel Cormier at UFC 210. Rumble recently revealed he’s getting into the medical marijuana business. “My friend Paul, he’s in cannabis, we’re opening up a facility. It’s for medical uses,” Rumble told WWE star Booker T. “We’re playing by the books so that way there is no issues. We’re good to go.”

Report: Kansas City Chiefs' Top Draft Pick Robbed At Gunpoint

Patrick Mahomes II, a quarterback drafted 10th overall a few weeks back by the Chiefs, was robbed along with three other people by an alleged gunman and an accomplice outside a home in Smith County, Texas, according to KYTX-TV.

Eddie Lacy just barely makes weight to earn a $55K bonus with the Seahawks

Lacy is off to a good start in Seattle.

Rider who jumped off bike before fiery crash passes his motorcycle test

After jumping off his bike at over 100 mph last weekend, Eugene Laverty has passed his motorcycle test.

How Many Nuggets Does Your Soul Cost?

If you’ve been on the internet this month, you’ve definitely been exposed to the most successful ad in the history of Twitter. Millions of people and countless media outlets have propagated the heartwarming story of a giant corporation buying a priceless amount of advertising for close to free. If you, like me, are…

This Japanese Pizza Delivery Scooter Battle Is Proof That People Will Race Anything

Are you bored? Is there a wheeled vehicle within your grasp, like a Honda Gyro delivery scooter? You should probably grab a friend and do some racing—because you can.

Richard Price's Third Act

This piece originally appeared in the June 1992 issue of Vanity Fair. It is republished here with the author’s permission.

Dejounte Murray Explains His Bad Tattoo

Because of an injury to Tony Parker, rookie Dejounte Murray has earned more minutes as the Spurs have advanced. This might be why everyone’s now noticed that Murray has an arm tattoo which looks like the evil twin of the honey bun that looks like E.T., or a facial composite of one of those Madballs, or the moon from Majora’s Mask.

Our good friend Katie Bakes has compiled an oral history of the 1997 Knicks-Heat brawl.

Our good friend Katie Bakes has compiled an oral history of the 1997 Knicks-Heat brawl. It’s a reminder of an era when bad basketball was good. [The Ringer]

Mixon to attend NFLPA's rookie premiere event

Mixon to attend NFLPA’s rookie premiere event

Chiefs' first-round pick Patrick Mahomes reportedly robbed at gunpoint

Two suspects reportedly were arrested and taken into custody.

Rome's Collapse Turned Petty Kings, Strongmen, And Warlords Into The French

Decades before Romulus Augustulus was deposed in 476 AD and the Western Roman Empire officially went out of business, the provinces of northern Gaul (roughly the area between Paris and the lower Rhine in what’s now the Netherlands and northwest Germany) had long since slipped from the grasp of the authorities. The…

Kyrie: Cavs 'itching to play' as they await opponent

Kyrie Irving misses the sounds, the sights, the stress of the NBA playoffs.

Which current athlete is the best chance for another player-coach in American sports?

Let’s make this happen.

The Warriors were going to run through the Spurs with or without Kawhi | THE HERD

Colin Cowherd reacts to the Spurs blowing a 25-point lead against the Warriors and losing Kawhi Leonard to injury.

Lewis Hamilton relishing title fight that isn't with a teammate

Lewis Hamilton enjoying fighting someone from another team for the title.

Chargers cut guard Franklin, add safety Boston

Report: Beth Mowins To Call NFL Game For ESPN

ESPN’s Beth Mowins is slated to become the first woman in 30 years to handle play-by-play duties during a regular-season NFL broadcast, according to Sports Illustrated’s Richard Deitsch.

All Your Camping Gear Needs Are Up to 50% Off At Backcountry

It’s time to start planning your outdoor adventures and Backcountry is gonna help you out in the gear department. During their Countdown to Summer Sale, get up to 50% off a ton of apparel, up to 40% off gear like tents and bags, and up to 30% off brands like Patagonia, Black Diamond, and more.

Max Scherzer Tossed An Immaculate Inning After Being Hit With A 100 MPH Liner

Max Scherzer took a hard liner off his leg in the top of the fourth inning in yesterday’s game against the Phillies. Per Statcast, it was a 100 mph shot. He immediately fell to the ground, and took about four minutes to recover and test his pitches.

Over/unders for all 32 NFL teams

Nation's top high school point guard commits to Duke

The rich once again get richer

Chip Ganassi Racing drivers continue to shine at Kansas

Jamie McMurray and Kyle Larson led the Chevy brigade at Kansas Speedway.

Ezequiel Lavezzi Adds To List Of Questionable Photo Poses With Slant-Eye Portrait

Ezequiel Lavezzi, currently making ungodly sums of money playing in China, has a history of revealing too much of himself in photos. He has posed with his butt cheeks out. He has posed with a naked vagina. Adding to the collection is this photo, in which he bares his racial insensitivity for all to see:

Watch the first day of practice for the Indy 500

The first day of practice for the Indianapolis 500 starts Monday.

Tom Brady explains why he’s not the greatest quarterback of all time

If not Brady, then who?

Bark at the Park: Twins players showcase adorable pet pooches

Minnesota Twins players share how they came to name their beloved family dogs.

13 NFL veterans in danger of being cut this offseason

The Patriots are masters of getting production out of running backs who cost very little, and that’s likely to continue in 2017. They signed both Rex Burkhead and Mike Gillislee, and applied a rarely used tender to LeGarrette Blount, opening the door for a return. All of these moves could signal

Source: Chargers cut starting guard Franklin

ESPN.com news services The Los Angeles Chargers released guard Orlando Franklin on Monday, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Franklin is the third starting offensive lineman cut by the Chargers this offseason. The team previously released right guard D.J. Fluker and left tackle King Dunlap. The