NFL Coaches Behaving Badly; Dodgers Divorce Settlement Reached
Plus: The NFL wants to invest in football-related startups
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Police are investigating a severed goat head that was delivered to Tom Ricketts, owner of the Chicago Cubs, at the iconic Wrigley Field. That's weird right? Not in Chicago. Apparently this has happened before — several times.
Plus: The NFL wants to invest in football-related startups
Plus: The Oakland Raiders won't be for sale anytime soon
Plus: The Patriots gag order doesn't apply to talking about the gag order
Plus: the trailer for the Harvey Weinstein documentary could've used his help
Plus: Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart had to talk on TV instead of watching baseball
Plus: The NFL is going keep sending teams to London until the idea works
Plus: More details emerge on the NFL's vast fake injury conspiracy
Plus: Dennis Rodman didn't speak with Michael Jordan in his three years with the Bulls
Plus: Fox's fake newspaper quotes about Bears quarterback Jay Cutler lead to an apology
Plus: Nike chairman Phil Knight endorsed Jon Huntsman
The former outfielder was arrested last night on domestic battery charges
Also in sports: The Redskins owner decides suing weekly paper isn't helping his image
Plus: Weather permitting, Stephen Strasburg will pitch tonight for the Washington Nationals
Plus: President Obama's speech won't infringe on the NFL opener
The Texas Rangers have started an anti-wave campaign that fans have not taken to
Plus: forget everything they taught you in food critic training
For the second time this season, a baseball fan has died from a stadium fall
There are millions to be made in stolen baseballs, apparently
Baseball is taking over the team from debt-ridden owner Frank McCourt
After second positive drug test, the tarnished star retires
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