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NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal remains unfazed by Zion Williamson's triple-double, downplays the performance.

It was a chaotic start to NFL Free Agency for NFL insiders. The Good Morning Football crew decided to have a little fun at the expense of one of those insiders.

Craig Breslow, the Chief Baseball Officer of the Red Sox, won a World Series in Boston during 12 seasons as a major league pitcher. So why is a local columnist going after Breslow's subordinates for criticizing a franchise legend's hitting philosophy?

During a recent interview with Dan Patrick, Chris Simms may have gone a little too hard on Tom Brady and Deflategate.

For one middle-aged man with only an undergraduate degree on his resumé, the job market is not completely devoid of opportunity.

Three University of Texas student journalists drove 16 hours to cover the Texas Longhorns women's basketball team at the SEC Tournament, and Vic Schaefer praised them during a press conference Monday.

Before the ball is tipped, fans will be listening to the voice of Lady Gaga to get them pumped for March Madness.

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless were once the Shaq and Kobe of the sports media industry. Apparently, the former duo is ready to get the band back together once again.

Charles Barkley has never been afraid to speak his mind. With his latest comments, Barkley takes aim at ESPN.

José Valdivielso joined Hall of Famer Buck Canel as a Spanish-language radio analyst for the two New York baseball teams after his five-year career as a shortstop ended.

Stephen A. Smith's latest contract makes him one of the wealthiest sports personalities in the game. However, who holds the top salary in sports broadcasting?

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James' viral clip with Stephen A. Smith leads to NBA fans guessing what was said between them.