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Pujols pulls in fan dollars
Jeff Tyler Jan 18, 2012
Investment begins to pay for Los Angeles Angels' $240 million contract with first baseman Albert Pujols.
NCAA stipend proposal raises amateur athletics questions
Kai Ryssdal Jan 13, 2012
Boise State University President Bob Kustra discusses why he's against a proposal that would offer $2,000 stipends to student athletes, and why it's time to take a closer look at Division I football and men's basketball.
Mid-day Extra: The Gatorade shower
Steve Chiotakis Jan 10, 2012
Dumping Gatorade on a coach after a big victory is a tradition for college and professional athletes, but where did that tradition come from?
NBC Sports Network a new opponent for ESPN
Sally Herships Jan 2, 2012
Comcast gets into the lucrative business of round-the-clock sports programming.
A true holiday tradition: The NBA on Christmas
Sally Herships Dec 23, 2011
The NFL has its Thanksgiving tradition, and the NBA has Christmas. Ever wonder why?
A casino for Foxboro?
Curt Nickisch Dec 20, 2011
Foxboro, Mass., already has a football stadium and a huge mall. Steve Wynn and Robert Kraft would like to add a casino to the mix, but many residents say enough is enough.
Mixed martial arts makes network debut
Eve Troeh Nov 11, 2011
Could this weekend's fights on Fox be the "ultimate" challenge to boxing's dominance?
Big fights could help the ailing Las Vegas economy
Nov 11, 2011
A big fight is schedule this weekend in Las Vegas, between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez. What kind of impact do these fights have on the local economy in Vegas?
Brand Penn State suffers a blow
Gregory Warner Nov 11, 2011
The football scandal could cost the university in multiple ways off the field.
Michael Jordan's hero image tarnished in NBA negotiations
Sally Herships Nov 11, 2011
Possibly the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan could become the NBA's most unpopular team owner for his tough tactics at the bargaining table during NBA contract negotiations.
