LeBron admits sometimes he doesn’t go ‘all in’ for Taco Tuesday
LeBron James has become more and more famous over the years and not just for his play on the court. He is a social media giant and some of his most viral posts may be the now famous “Taco Tuesday” videos which display his excitement for eating tacos on, you guessed it, Tuesdays.
Cavs, Warriors agree to end series early to avoid invitations to White House
“We’ve already won a few,” said Warriors guard Steph Curry, “so we’re good with just packing it in now. We love our fans and it’d be great to add another ring to this hand but I’d rather eat one of LeBron’s socks after an OT loss than have to go to D.C. these days.”
Trump bars Raiders and Texans from returning to U.S. from Mexico
President-elect Donald Trump followed through with his campaign promise of deportation on Monday night by barring the Oakland Raiders and Houston Texans from returning to the U.S. following their game in Mexico City.
Richard Sherman named first-ever NFL Player-Referee
“It’s true I know the rules better than anyone and can play-ref this game blindfolded,” claims Sherman. “Unfortunately, I also see this as an opportunity for the league to suspend or fine me double every week.”
Pierre McGuire records career-high 740 useless stats during Game 4
"This Jonathan Toews and Ryan Kesler rivalry goes back to a Sainte-Marie Quebec Cub Scout popcorn fundraiser in which Toews sold 16 tins of caramel corn to Kesler's 12 cheddar cheese blend."
Furious Raiders threaten NFL Films’ planned DVD release of team’s 2014 games
"Should this vile media be released, we will find no recourse but to enact swift, powerful justice upon those responsible," Raiders owner and supreme leader Mark Davis said in a team-issued statement lambasting the potential release of 2014 Raiders games to a national audience. "Such an act of defamation will not be met idly."
ISIS horrifies Americans with new video declaring Kobe better than Jordan
“The arrogance and hypocrisy that fuels the West’s anti-Islamic war games and oppression is the same haughtiness that feeds Americans’ stubborn, obtuse belief that Jordan is better than Kobe,” the figure says, holding an AK-47 assault rifle in a barren desert landscape.