Why Daniel Ricciardo’s Australian GP Disqualification Was Another FIA Own Goal

The Australian Grand Prix answered many questions about how the biggest regulation changes in a generation would affect the spectacle of racing for the Formula One fans. There were some positives. Fourteen cars finished the race, far more than many doom-mongers were predicting after a pre-season testing punctuated by breakdowns. There was still overtaking to thrill the crowds and the extra torque provided... 

Arnold Palmer Invitational 2014: Tee Times, Date and TV Schedule

The Arnold Palmer Invitational tees off at Bay Hill in Orlando on Thursday with a top field gunning to make people forget two-time defending champion Tiger Woods will not participate. With the Masters less than four weeks away, this prestigious tournament is an important stop on the road to the year’s first major.   Besides this tournament’s date making it a key tuneup for the... 

Sony Open Tennis Preview: Predicting the Top 25 Seeds’ Chances in Miami

After an eventful two weeks in Indian Wells, the ATP moves on to Miami. The Sony Open will get underway on March 19. Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer in the Indian Wells final to win his third masters title in a row and 17th overall.  Will anyone be able to put an end to Djokovic‘s Masters run?   I do not see an unseeded Cinderella taking down the title, so let’s... 

Federer vs. Nadal Rivalry Hits 10-Year Anniversary at Miami Sony Open Tennis

Ten years have now passed since the Roger Federer-Rafael Nadal rivalry tossed up its first tennis ball at the Miami 2004 NASDAQ-100 Open. It was a beginning that nobody could have foreseen. Who knew that this quiet, third-round match would plant the seeds to grow a golden age of tennis? Looking in on this Miami match in late March 2004 is a glimpse at history before it happened. We know the destinies... 

Australian Grand Prix 2014: Were Reliability Concerns a Fuss over Nothing?

Throughout winter testing, the buzzword in Formula One was reliability. As we approached the Australian Grand Prix, a number of teams still hadn’t completed race distances. All of them had experienced multiple problems during testing and none could say with confidence that both cars would get to the end. Team personnel, media, experts and fans alike weighed in with their thoughts. Those saying... 

Early 2014 Grades for the ATP Top 30

Sunday’s thrilling final at the BNP Paribas Open punctuated an exciting, upset-filled week in Indian Wells that saw the ATP and WTA back together for the first time since Melbourne. And things have only just gotten started.  With the Sony Open now under way, the pace will continue to pick up for the men and women heading into the spring clay-and-grass swing that will only take a sustained... 

Tiger Woods Withdraws from Bay Hill: Don’t Assume the Old Tiger Will Return

Somehow, with Tiger Woods, we all want to assume it’s not that bad. When his career basically imploded in November 2009, most of us thought it couldn’t possibly be as bad as the initial rumors of his affair.  The fact is, it wasn’t. The entire truth ended up being far, far worse. There is no telling how bad Tiger’s current back injury is beyond the fact... 

Julian Green Addition Will Bolster USMNT’s World Cup Roster

The battle between Germany and the United States for the international destiny of Bayern Munich’s Julian Green is finally over, as the 18-year-old winger has his sights set on the stars and stripes of the United States men’s soccer program. ESPN’s Taylor Twellman first reported the news Tuesday, March 18: BREAKING NEWS: @ussoccer will make an announcement in next 24/48 hours that... 

14-Year-Old Makes Back-to-Back Hole-in-Ones at Junior Tournament

Cale McLellan is the son of San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan, but the kid has managed to make a name for himself on the golf course. The 14-year-old made back-to-back aces at the Spring Spirit tournament at the Santa Teresa Golf Club in San Jose, Calif., on March 15.  It was a par-3 course, so he was able to use his hole-in-ones to help his score: McLellan finished third overall in the... 

Julian Green Will Join US Men’s National Team

Bayern Munich striker Julian Green reportedly will be wearing the red, white and blue.    According to ESPN’s Taylor Twellman, the 18-year-old is set to announce that he has spurned Germany to play for the United States at the international level: Jurgen Klinsmann, the manager of the U.S. national team, also seemed to confirm that Green will become a part of the U.S. setup on... 

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