12 Fun Facts About Slap Shot
“Ever since 'Slap Shot,' I’ve been swearing more," Paul Newman once admitted of the F-bomb-laden sports classic.
“Ever since 'Slap Shot,' I’ve been swearing more," Paul Newman once admitted of the F-bomb-laden sports classic.
Most of them aren't exactly people who can handle a basketball like Meadowlark Lemon.
Get to know Lucky, Doobert, and Winston.
Robert Marchand is trying to break his own world record for most kilometers ridden in one hour.
Television coverage of games can last hours, but the ball can actually be in play for as little as 11 minutes in a given game.
6. Renée Zellweger didn’t know how to say the “hello” line.
Talk about a painfully fascinating stunt.
If it were up to studio executives, Burt Reynolds might have been Rocky, and he would have died in 1990.
2. Jack Nicholson really wanted to play the coach, and thinks the film would've been bigger had he starred in it.
The team's abandoned championship shirts and hats are headed to a bad place.
The perfect way to celebrate the end of a 108-year-old curse.
Although there have been hundreds of baseball movies over the years, few have resonated so strongly with fans and players alike as 1989's 'Major League.'
In advance of tonight's first World Series game, let's take a look back at the things Cubbies fans think prevented their team from winning for more than 100 years.
Calling off the World Series was a two-man job.
Chris Klein could have been the one who didn't want his father's life, but he was too tall.
Yes, the KFC guy.
This is Benoît Lecomte's third attempt at the feat.
Feel like the only thing that would motivate you to run is a Dementor hot on your heels? You're in luck.
She competed in her first Iron Man at the age of 65.
It usually has a width of about 15 seats, one study found.
The actor wants to make the sport a little less stuffy.
It all began with a game of catch...
Darwin Day, 70, is now the proud owner of a brand-new Louisville slugger glove.
Though what would become known as the NFL was formed on August 20, 1920, the roots of American-style football date back well over a century.