T.J. Oshie picks up where Ovi left off, plus, the NHL actually got something right. Sort of.

The five-time All-Star is by and large no longer considered one of the NBA's very best players. His new head coach, Dwane Casey, has some different thoughts.

Baez is what MLB needs in the social media age. He's stylish, passionate, highly GIFable, and now the Cubs' high-energy second baseman has the numbers to make him a true star.

All he has to do is get arrested—he won't be charged. But he will be banned from re-entering the country.

Lozo and Down Goes Brown also discuss the passing of Ray Emery, and cast an Ocean's 11 movie with hockey players.

"Our game is under attack," claimed the University of North Carolina head football coach.

DeRozan, traded to the Spurs for Kawhi Leonard, was Toronto basketball. He put the city on his back, became an All-Star, and did it all with class. He'll be missed.

The Brewers reliever gave up a three-run bomb to Jean Segura in MLB's All-Star Game, and his night got sufficiently worse after that.

Thank goodness for Jay Cutler.

Some people (Chicago Cubs fans) think Bryce Harper and his dad cheated during the Home Run Derby. Other people (stable adults) don't care.

The Phoenix Suns rookie is seen by most as a finished 3-and-D product. But sooner or later, his ambition and talent may erase that label from the conversation.

'Extremes Rules' was terrible, as were most of the PPVs since 'WrestleMania.' WWE seems out of ideas, or content to be boring, so the company is pretending Hogan isn't a racist anymore.