Antenna Staff

The decision who to start in your fantasy football lineup has gotten a lot more difficult.

Bad news for Tom Brady.

There's nothing more American than baseball and apple pie. Budweiser is doing its darnedest to make its way into the discussion.

Kobe Bryant is walking away from the game, but his legacy lives on. And not just on the basketball court, either.

Villanova's thrilling win over North Carolina to capture its first national championship since 1985 is front and center in the annual "One Shining Moment" montage.

Peyton Manning fought off tears, sometimes unsuccessfully, as he officially announced the end of his playing career during a press conference on Monday in Denver.

Even if there was a chance you'd shoot your eye out, we'd recommend watching this.

Ads for liquor usually play up on all the fun you can have drinking the product in question, which may be part of the reason this spot has taken off.

On Sunday Kobe Bryant announced that the 2015-16 season would be his last. We figured, what better way to look back on his no-doubt first-ballot Hall of Fame career than by watching his 10 greatest plays (as compiled by the NBA).

Mike Tyson was a beast in the ring in his heyday. Heck, he was a beast even before his heyday.

Add this to your collection of wildlife-infused sports highlights.

The latest innovation in the auto industry will take your breath away, which is good because you'll be able to use your hands to cover your mouth when your jaw hits the floor.

There's nothing like a good car. It's dependable, escorts on some key life moments and may even earn a name. A bad car? Uggh. That's a different story.

Hey, Steve Bartman -- Chicago is ready to kiss and make up.

It hasn’t been a banner season for the Oakland A’s, but 2015 may still go down as one of the more memorable years in team history.

NBA training camps may have only just opened, but Gregg Popovich is already in midseason form.

Jeremy Lin is as unlikely an NBA star as you'll find. Maybe that's why he's such an outsider when it comes to blending in.

Looks like high schoolers north of the border have as much trouble with referees as ones in the States do.

A lot of kids want to be LeBron James, but only one looks like he really could be.

Yogi Berra, a 10-time World Series champion and the man who first said "It ain't over till it's over," has died at age 90, due to natural causes.