Former Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy hopes to retain his job and his First Amendment Rights in leading post-game prayers on the 50-yard-line and filed a lawsuit against the Bremerton School District with Monday with the U.S. District Court. The sparring between Kennedy and the school district made national headlines last year, after […]

The sports media industry is reeling today at the news of the death of one of ESPN’s more prominent personalities. The Bristol, Connectitut-based national cable sports network announced today that John Saunders, who had been with the network for 30 years and was one of their most versatile hosts, having been a part of the […]

As professional golfers reach the career junction of the reality of the Champion’s tour firmly on the horizon and interacting marvelously with a dwindling skill-set and a plausible permanent assignment as a consultant at the local driving range, a universally powerful idea invades the subconsciousness. Can the golden accomplishment of shooting one’s age remain a viable and attainable […]

In a dog days of summer game featuring moderate sentiments and influence towards the postseason, the vast shadow cast by the Rocky Mountains failed to halt a burgeoning smile on the diminutive warrior of crafted base hit discipline matched by blazing speed. Ichiro became the 30th player to reach the 3,000 plateau against the Colorado Rockies Sunday […]