Keeping ScoreFootball
Before Subway, which has signed Robert Griffin III to an endorsement contract, officially unveiled a bust made out of smokehouse barbeque chicken in RG3′s likeness (“They keep calling it the food bust, but you don’t want to
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We know the top two picks. But how will the rest of the NFL draft shake out?
Keeping ScoreBasketball
In handing down a penalty for Metta World Peace’s elbow, the NBA had a chance to send a powerful message. It didn’t.
Be in no doubt: anyone who witnessed Chelsea’s miraculous victory over Barcelona will attest that their name is indeed on the cup.
Off the field questions still linger as the draw gets made in London.
Keeping ScoreOlympics
The outspoken Dallas Mavericks owner has a point: why should free labor help Olympic committees, broadcasters, and sponsors get rich? But the Olympics boosts the NBA’s bottom line, too.
Keeping ScoreBasketball
The Los Angeles Lakers power forward nails James Harden with an ugly elbow. Why a hefty suspension should follow.
Watch the pre-kickoff handshake between the players of Barcelona and Chelsea ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League semifinal showdown and you’d be forgiven for believing the Catalans had sent a youth team to face the big men from …
Keeping ScoreOlympics
Wrestler Henry Cejudo, competing at this weekend’s U.S. Olympic trials, returns to the mat on a mission: to give illegal immigrants a voice
The producers of American reality-TV shows a decade ago figured out what European soccer administrators (and before them, promoters of Roman gladiator bouts) have always known: There’s a compelling spectacle in any clash where …
At 3 pm on Friday, April 20, Fenway Park will celebrate its 100th birthday, when the Boston Red Sox host the rival New York Yankees. To commemorate Fenway’s big day, Keeping Score looks back at the iconic stadium’s most …
A report from ESPN the Magazine alleges widespread use of marijuana within the University of Oregon’s football team — especially before practices or games. Should we really be that shocked?
How a TIME 2010 honoree didn’t quietly cede the mantle of representing the global game
