Smithfield Calls Out Richard Petty Motorsports For ‘Years Of Subpar Performance’

Smithfield Calls Out Richard Petty Motorsports For ‘Years Of Subpar Performance’

It looks like Richard Petty Motorsports and its soon-to-be former sponsor Smithfield Foods aren’t wasting any time airing out their dirty laundry. Smithfield CEO Kenneth Sullivan issued a response to Richard Petty’s statement Tuesday, and he didn’t pull any punches, calling out RPM for “years of subpar performance on the track.” Earlier Tuesday, Petty said that he and his eponymous team were “extremely disappointed” — words that Sullivan echoed in his statement — with Smithfield’s decision to sign with Stewart-Haas Racing for 2018. The seven-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion also claimed that Smithfield had made a handsh... NESN.com

Madrid memories have APOEL dreaming again

Madrid memories have APOEL dreaming again

Memories will be stirred of the most memorable European campaign in APOEL FC's history when they visit Real Madrid CF on matchday one – while the UEFA Champions League holders are looking to become the first team in over 40 years to win the trophy three seasons running.• Champions in Milan in 2016 and in Cardiff last May, Madrid – triumphant in three of the last four campaigns having also lifted the trophy in 2014 – have not lost a home group game in almost eight years and will want a positive start as they plot a path to next May's Kyiv final. Previous

Why O.J. Simpson’s Parole-Success Chances Are High, According To Legal Experts

Share this: O.J. Simpson will likely exit prison in two-plus months. That’s the conclusion Sports Illustrated’s legal experts Michael McCann and Jon Wertheim drew in February when they assessed the Pro Football Hall of Fame running back’s chances of early release from prison. A Nevada jury convicted Simpson in 2008 on charges which include kidnapping and armed robbery and sentenced him to 33 years in prison with the chance of parole after nine years. He’ll appear before the Nevada Board of Parole on Thursday, with the opportunity to gain parole and be released from prison on Oct. 1 at stake. McCann and Wetheim first cited the fact Nevada grants parole in around half the cases it hears involving male inmates when arriving at their

Stephen Curry Hilariously Roasts Charles Barkley For Bashing Warriors

Share this: Stephen Curry hasn’t forgotten Charles Barkley’s throwing of shade at the Golden State Warriors. Curry, Barkley and a slew of other athletes will be taking part in this weekend’s American Century Championship golf tournament. And when “Chef” was asked whether he’d rather play alongside “Sir Charles” or have him as his caddy, the Warriors guard had an unsurprising response. But Steph made sure to return the favor for Barkley’s jabs at The Dubs over the course of last season. “I would put Chuck on the bag,” Curry told ASAP Sports. “He’s talked a lot of smack about me and the Warriors in years. So I would load up my bag with some bricks pre-round and definitely put him through that torture for

NHL Free Agency 2017 Live: Latest Rumors, News, Contracts And More

Share this: NHL free agency officially begins at noon ET on Saturday, when teams will try to add the final pieces to what they hope is a Stanley Cup-caliber roster. That said, Stanley Cup titles rarely are won in free agency. Making a huge splash often backfires, but there are plenty of opportunities to add valuable depth to your roster over this period. Keep it right here for the latest rumors, news and completed contracts from NHL free agency. 7:36 p.m.: The Preds pick up some help on the blue line. 6:08 p.m.: Justin Schultz resurrected his career in Pittsburgh, and he’s staying with the Penguins. Justin Schultz gets $16.5M over three years from #pens. — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) July 1, 2017 5:39 p.m.: After being busy on July

Tom Brady Could Have Been One Of MLB’s Greatest Catchers, Ex-GM Claims

Share this: Tom Brady has made a remarkable living delivering strikes to receivers. But what if his intended targets were shortstops and second basemen instead of NFL pass-catchers? The New England Patriots quarterback, as some already know, was a stud baseball player at Junipero Serra High School in addition to excelling at football. In fact, Brady was so prolific on the diamond as a left-handed hitting catcher that he actually was drafted by a Major League Baseball team. Exactly 22 years ago Friday, the Montreal Expos selected Brady in the 18th round of the 1995 MLB Draft. So, what did the Expos see in Brady? A heck of a lot, according to Montreal’s general manager at the time, Kevin Malone. “I think he could

Tiger Woods Hasn’t Felt This Good In Years Despite Another Back Surgery

Tiger Woods Hasn’t Felt This Good In Years Despite Another Back Surgery

Remember Tiger Woods? Well, you better, because he apparently feels better than he has in years. Woods posted a hopeful health update to his website Wednesday, saying he hasn’t felt this good in years despite having his fourth back surgery since 2014. His latest was a fusion back surgery, and the pain he felt beforehand sounds excruciating. “I could no longer live with the pain I had,” Woods wrote. “We tried every possible non-surgical route and nothing worked. I had good days and bad days, but the pain was usually there, and I couldn’t do much. Even lying down hurt. I had nerve pain with anything I did and was at the end of my