Ranking the 15 Best NFL Team Owners
From long-time figures to newer faces, these are the folks whose fingerprints are all over winning fanbases and smart football decisions.
15 Tennis Stars Who Made Revenge Part of Their Routine
Tennis might be a gentleman’s and lady’s game on the surface, but some players come alive when they’re holding a grudge.
15 NFL Wide Receivers Who Could Start a Feud With a Brick Wall
Whether it’s jawing at corners, coaches, or even the turf itself, these guys brought more drama than a reality TV reunion.
15 Pettiest Player Rivalries in MLB History
A bat flip sparked some feuds. Whatever the origin, these player rivalries brought plenty of spice to America’s pastime.
15 Golfers Most Likely to Win the 2025 U.S. Open
The U.S. Open is always a beast, but Oakmont takes it to another level. It’s fast, brutal, and favors those who don’t mind a little pain in pursuit of golf glory. This year’s field is stacked with firepower, finesse, and fearless grinders. From dominant No. 1s to major-hungry veterans, here are 15 players who could absolutely take home the trophy this June. 15. Keegan Bradley Bradley has quietly been putting together one of the steadiest seasons on tour. He’s playing with confidence and has a solid track record on tough tracks like Oakmont. 14. Viktor Hovland Hovland has the tools to go low, but Oakmont will test his short game like never before. If he keeps it clean around the greens, he’ll be in the mix. 13. Patrick Cantlay Cantlay isn’t flashy, but his calm, methodical game could be perfect for navigating Oakmont’s landmines. He just needs four solid rounds to finally make a major splash. 12. Sepp Straka Straka is trending up with solid results and a quietly sharp all-around game. If he gets hot with the putter, he might just crash the party on Sunday. 11. Tommy Fleetwood Fleetwood always seems to show up when the weather is nasty and the rough is thick. He’s been knocking on the door in majors—maybe this is the one he kicks down. 10. Justin Thomas Thomas has found his groove again and is playing with renewed swagger. If the putter stays warm, he’ll be a tough guy to chase down. 9. Brooks Koepka You can never count Koepka out in a major, especially not the U.S. Open. He’s got the scars and the trophies to prove it. 8. Joaquin Niemann Niemann’s been lighting it up on the LIV circuit and showed up big at the PGA. He’s got the game—and now the confidence—to make a real run. 7. Ludvig Åberg Åberg is quickly becoming appointment viewing. He’s long, fearless, and has already proven he’s built for the big stage. 6. Collin Morikawa Morikawa’s ball striking is basically a cheat code. If the flat stick cooperates, don’t be surprised to see him near the top. 5. Rory McIlroy Rory’s had a few close calls lately, and Oakmont gives him a chance at redemption. If his driver behaves, he could finally grab that elusive second U.S. Open. 4. Xander Schauffele Xander just lives for the grind of a U.S. Open. He’s always in the hunt and is overdue for that major moment. 3. Jon Rahm Rahm brings major experience, Oakmont familiarity, and a fiery competitiveness that fits the moment. When he’s locked in, he’s hard to beat. 2. Bryson DeChambeau Bryson loves chaos, and Oakmont is exactly that. As the defending champ, he knows how to win when things get messy. Read More: Jordan Spieth Gives Verdict On U.S. Open’s Tough Setup 1. Scottie Scheffler Scheffler is the guy right now—plain and simple. With his tee-to-green brilliance and recent major dominance, he’s the favorite for a reason. Read More: 15 Golfers Who Deserve a Major Before They Retire
15 Golfers Who Took Everything Way Too Personally
From press conference jabs to icy stares over a bad bounce, these golfers made drama feel like part of the scorecard.
Coco Gauff Surprised by French Open Trophy Rule on Her Private Jet
After a stunning comeback victory at the French Open, Coco Gauff was riding high, until she discovered a quirky tradition that left her fans both laughing and surprised. The 21-year-old American tennis star earned her second Grand Slam title on Saturday by defeating world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in a dramatic three-set match. Gauff dropped the first set in a tense tiebreak but stormed back to win the next two 6-2 and 6-4, becoming the first woman not named Iga Swiatek to win at Roland Garros since 2021. But Gauff’s celebration hit a humorous snag shortly after the trophy ceremony. A Tiny Surprise For Coco Gauff on the Plane In a TikTok video recorded on her private jet, Gauff revealed that winners don’t get to keep the real Coupe Suzanne Lenglen. Instead, they’re given a much smaller replica. “The trophy that you guys saw me take pictures with and do press with… we don’t get to take that home,” she said with a laugh. Holding up the miniature prize next to a Perrier bottle, Gauff joked, “That’s how small it is.” Her reaction to the rule was good-natured: A Night Out in Paris Despite the trophy twist, Gauff made the most of her win with a celebration in Paris. This French Open title follows her 2023 U.S. Open win and marks a personal comeback, especially after her emotional 2022 loss to Swiatek in the final. Sabalenka Reacts to the Loss Runner-up Aryna Sabalenka didn’t hide her frustration, calling it the worst tennis she’d played in months. “I didn’t handle myself well,” she admitted. “She won not because she played incredible, but because I made all those mistakes.” With her second major in the bag and a sense of humor intact, Coco Gauff is proving that she’s not just a champion on the court. But a fan favorite off of it too. Read More: Ranking the Most Likable Tennis Stars Right Now
Angel Reese Wins Standout Award for Third Straight Year
Angel Reese wins the BET Sportswoman of the Year for a third straight time, joining Tennis Hall Of Famer Serena Williams.
The 30 Most Effortless Swings in MLB History
Some swings in baseball look more like poetry than power, more like ballet than brute force. Here are the 30 most effortless swings in MLB history, ranked from smooth to smoother to smoothest.
Stephen A. Smith Supports Riley Gaines: Trans Women Have ‘Unfair Advantage’ in Sports
Stephen A. Smith supports Riley Gaines’ stance on trans women in sports, amid backlash from Simone Biles over fairness in women’s athletics.
