Degenerative Brain Disease was discovered in the brain of deceased NFL linebacker, Junior Seau.
With his family’s consent, a study of Seau’s brain was conducted at the National Institutes of Health that revealed chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
Of the findings, Seau’s son, Tyler Seau, told Fox Sports…
The New York Knicks are in Indianapolis today to face the Pacers, but missing from the Knicks lineup will be star forward, Carmelo Anthony, who was suspended by VP of Basketball Operations, Stu Jackson, for actions stemming from his on court confrontation with Boston Celtics big man, Kevin Garnett during a game earlier this week.
Oprah revealed via Twitter that she will be sitting down with embattled cyclist, Lance Armstrong, to tape Oprah’s Next Chapter for OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.
A 21-year old woman was said to be sexually assaulted at a five-star hotel in Philadelphia where the Brooklyn Nets were staying Monday night ahead of a Tuesday contest against the 76ers.
The investigation has revealed that the assault took place in the room/suite of Brooklyn Nets player, Andray Blatche.
If you have not heard by now, Carmelo Anthony was pushed to his limits Monday night when Kevin Garnett allegedly made disrespectful remarks about Melo’s wife, La La Anthony.
Carmelo was seen standing outside the Celtics team bus “waiting” for KG to exit the locker room. Many assumed he wanted to bust KG’s a**, and at some point he probably did, but as of Tuesday his tune matured.
Gary Payton is a among a list of 31 basketball notables to be nominated to enter the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2013.
Payton, affectionately known as “GP” or “The Glove,” was drafted second overall in the 1990 NBA draft by the Seattle SuperSonics, played 19 seasons in “the association,” was a 9-time NBA All-Star, winning a World Championship with the Miami Heat in 2006. He is considered a shoe-in for this years Hall class, as he should be.
