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After winning her first Wimbledon title, Iga Swiatek took aim at the media, urging critics, especially in Poland to let her do her job.

Rebecca Lobo criticized WNBA refs for ignoring clear fouls on Caitlin Clark in the Fever-Wings showdown, echoing rising league concerns.

This list counts down the most athletic infielders ever—players who turned routine into art and chaos into highlight reels.

Over the years, we’ve seen plenty of NFL QBs who seem just a little too obsessed with their brand, their greatness, or their drama.

For decades, the tight end position was viewed as a glorified extra lineman. But over the years, the role has evolved into something much flashier, much faster, and way more fun to watch. These players had the kind of physical tools that made defensive coordinators lose sleep.

Sometimes a golfer looks the part. The swing is smooth, the clothes are crisp, and the sponsor list reads like a Fortune 500 who's who. But when it's Sunday at a major and the pressure’s suffocating? They’re more likely to be filming a Rolex ad than hoisting a trophy. Let’s count down the golfers who...

Some quarterbacks just feel like they were born a decade too early—or too late. Whether they were run-first guys in a pocket-passer world or slow-footed statues in a league obsessed with mobility.. Here are 25 NFL quarterbacks who always felt a little out of place.

While Gen Z grew up with smartphones and streaming, Gen X grew up with mixtapes and mall arcades. Here are 30 things Gen X remembers that Gen Z has never seen—unless they found them in a thrift shop or a ‘retro’ app.

Baseball is a game of inches, but sometimes it’s also a game of what-ifs. Some players had all the talent in the world but let one bad decision, one injury, or one unfortunate moment keep them from reaching true greatness. From blown opportunities to off-field distractions, these MLB stars flirted with...

We're talking game-changers, matchup nightmares, and players who made the ball look like a magnet were pulling it into their hands.