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From sideline body language that screamed “you’re welcome,” these players carried themselves like the team should be thanking them.

From press conferences to locker room chaos, these are 20 NFL stars who made everything about themselves.

From overlooked college stars to underestimated backups who became icons, here are 15 quarterbacks who absolutely were not drafted high enough.

From superstar swagger to press conference theatrics, these MLB players operated like the franchise was just the backdrop for their personal brand.

Even if you're a division rival, you're more likely to be offered a handshake than a heckle from these friendly MLB fanbases.

We’re counting down the ten most boring MLB fanbases, and no, your quiet devotion doesn’t make you more mysterious; it makes you forgettable.

Running backs are often the flashiest guys on the field. They celebrate big runs like they just solved world peace. Some of these guys were legends, others were just loud. But all of them had a little extra swagger—whether it was deserved or not. Here are the 20 most egotistical running backs ever to...

Whether it was early-career hype or just self-belief, these quarterbacks carried themselves like legends without the Super Bowl résumé.

Chris Stratton rejected a Triple-A assignment from the Dodgers and is now a free agent. The veteran right-hander seeks a new MLB opportunity.

Former Cubs ace Kyle Hendricks earned his 100th MLB win with the Angels, becoming the 19th active pitcher to reach the milestone.