On Thursday night, Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak pulled out his batters helmet and helmet to cap off a home run summer with a grand slam deal by exchanging Dwight Howard for Andrew Bynum without giving up Pau Gasol. In a historical context, his haul is only the fourth time in NBA history that a franchise added two players with

10. #33 Brian Quick(WR)- St. Louis Rams There have been murmurs about Brian Quick since his senior season at Appalachian State. Quick’s size, speed, hands and small school background have earned comparisons to a young Terrell Owens’ on-field ability. Quick had a stellar record-breaking career at FCS powerhouse Appalachian State and he’s expected to be Sam Bradford’s go-to receiver for

Greetings members of the Andromeda galaxy. As I’m sure you just saw live on your ESPN: Galaxy broadcast yesterday, the New York Jets have officially introduced the worlds’ most famous backup quarterback to New York in a broadcast you’ll likely archive in your vast collection of some of the most important moments in human history. Following NFL broadcasts from 2.6 million light

Tuesday, the Big East kicked off its 30th season in the Big East Tournament. Here are 10 incredible moments from the last 30 years of Big East championship play that still resonate today. Click on the links to watch the plays. “Cardiac Kemba!” Walker Drops Gary McGhee Prior to the Big East tournament nobody considered UConn a national championship contender. However,

1) Rumors circulated today that the Lakers had signed former All-Star shooting guard Gilbert Arenas. Fortunately, they proved to be false. Besides the next time Metta World Peace loses it, do you really want to take a chance that he knows where Arenas stores his locker room piece? (see: John Brisker)   2) JR Smith made his Knicks debut on