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From legendary brawls to drug scandals and infamous feuds, the decade was full of players who made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Whether it was due to injuries, bad coaching, or just needing time to adjust, these players started slowly before eventually breaking out.

The 1970s were a golden age of baseball—big personalities, hard-nosed play, and more than a few wild controversies.

Some guys get hyped up as the next big thing only to fade into obscurity, while others just never seem to figure things out at the pro level. 

From explosive scoring and legendary championship runs to outstanding leadership and memorable tournaments, these athletes made history.

Some shots define a player’s legacy, and in tennis, a devastating forehand is the ultimate weapon. Here are the 15 best.

Baseball might be a game of numbers, but some players bring way more than stats—they bring pure electricity.

USC’s championship dreams took a massive hit when star guard JuJu Watkins went down with a torn ACL during the Trojans’ dominant 96-59 win over Mississippi State in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Tournament. The injury, confirmed by the school, will require surgery, ending Watkins’ season...

Whether it’s their history, their fans, or just the way they operate, the Fins always find a way to annoy the football world.

Baseball is full of larger-than-life personalities, but some players just have that special charm.  Whether it’s their on-field magic, infectious energy, or the way they make the game more fun, these guys earned a permanent place in fans’ hearts. Let’s rank the 15 most likeable MLB players of all...