Dan Patrick couldn’t avoid replaying Stephen A. Smith’s rant directed at LeBron James and Bronny James rant “First Take” during his show Friday. He imitated the tone of Smith’s voice.

However, as Dan Patrick recently reflected, that moment was much bigger than just a transaction—it was the catalyst for the Chiefs' dynasty and the ascension of Patrick Mahomes, who is now on ...

Patrick joked. "I wasn't that serious at my mom's funeral." His co-hosts erupted in laughter as he continued to poke fun at Smith's overly dramatic delivery, adding, "If you didn't know the ...

The Portland Thorns and the WNBA’s Portland expansion team already share an owner. Next year, they will share the first-ever dual sports performance center, too. RAJ Sports, the sports investment ...

Skinner will patrol the home crease against Toronto on Saturday, per Tony Brar of Oilers TV. Skinner is coming off a 33-save effort in a 3-2 shootout loss to Detroit on Thursday. He has a 19-11-4 ...

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Known for his ability to pull off seemingly impossible plays with a mix of skill, strategy, and confidence, Patrick Mahomes is widely regarded as one of the most dynamic and inventive players in ...

Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports believes he will find a home with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025-26. "Kansas City has cycled through veteran No. 2s behind Patrick Mahomes. Wilson once drew lofty ...

No concrete news on the injury status of top-liner Mathew Barzal and defenseman Scott Mayfield still sounded ... s all I can say for now,” coach Patrick Roy said. Pressed on whether Barzal ...

College basketball head coach Dan Hurley and his ... the point where even ESPN's Scott Van Pelt—who has to be one of the fairest, most reasonable voices in sports—is chiming in to say Hurley ...