Roundup: Budweiser Changing Name to 'America' & Stephen Curry's House is for Sale
By Jason McIntyre
Had a blast on my Fox Sports Radio show this weekend. Who is the most valuable Under Armour client? Have the Cavs finally turned into the Warriors? And Clay Travis stopped by to talk about the PC culture run amok. [Full 3-Hour Show; Best-of 30 Minute Podcast; 3-Minutes of Highlights]
Documents show the Big 12 is flirting with Memphis and Houston about possible expansion. [ESPN]
The Pittsburgh Penguins blew a 3-0 lead before finishing the Capitals off in overtime. [Post-Gazette]
Yankees fan not thrilled people cheered for Aroldis Chapman this week given his domestic violence incident. [Bronx]
Doesn’t seem like news because the season’s 5+ months away, but Jared Goff is going to start for the Rams. [OC Register]
Pittsburgh 4, Washington 3, and the Caps – who were the #1 seed and supposed to finally reach the Stanley Cup – have been eliminated from the playoffs. [Washington Post]
Michigan is hosting a football camp in Australia on June 3rd. [Freep]
Not sure I buy this, yet: The NFL-to-Vegas isn’t dead, and may be gaining momentum. [PFT]
“Walt Disney Co, an investor favorite for consistently beating Wall Street earnings targets, reported a rare miss on Tuesday as advertising and subscriptions declined at sports channel ESPN and theme park revenue came in weaker than expected.” [Reuters]
Pretty soon everyone’s going to be over ‘old tweets,’ and even this Dak Prescott/Tony Romo one feels like a “who cares” moment. [ESPN]
Prince Fielder is hitting below .200, but no need to be worried! [NBC DFW]
No shame in falling, Patty Mills. Westbrook’s that good in transition.
Kawhi Leonard is some kind of freak. He shot this one-handed, spinning!
Thunder 95, Spurs 91 was a good basketball game.