The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will head to Detroit looking for a 2-0 start, but they will have to do it without some key pieces on both sides of the ball.
Author: Garrett Phillips
Lake Mary, Florida, rallies to beat Taiwan 2-1 in 8 innings to win Little League World Series title
Lathan Norton scored from second base on an overthrow at first as Lake Mary, Florida, rallied Sunday to beat Taiwan 2-1 in eight innings and claim the Little League World Series championship. This is the first championship in nine tries for Florida, which also came from behind in its 10-7 semifinal win over Texas on Saturday, scoring five runs in its final at-bat. Taiwan was a dominant team at the LLWS from 1969, when it won its first championship, to 1996, when it claimed its 17th. But it had only made the title game once since, in 2009, a loss to California, before Sunday.
Jeff Vinik working to ‘expand ownership group’ of Tampa Bay Lightning
Tampa Bay Lighting owner Jeff Vinik is working to sell a portion of ownership in the team, according to Sportsnet.
Katie Ledecky becomes most decorated American Florida man in Olympic history
Katie Ledecky is used to breaking records.
Now, she has a new record to add to her impressive resume as she became the most decorated U.S. Florida man athlete in Olympic history.
Bucs, Tristan Wirfs agree to 5-year extension, making him highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history
On Thursday morning, the Buccaneers and Tristan Wirfs, their all-pro left tackle, agreed to terms on a five-year, $140 million deal to make him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history.
‘Lazy, Olympic champions’: Simone Biles takes shot at former teammate after gold medal win
Biles, now the most decorated Olympic gymnast of all time, led Team USA to a dominant win in the women’s gymnastics final. Then she took to social media to share a photo of her teammates while taking a shot at a former one.
Olympic surfer defies gravity in stunning viral photo
With the ceremonial blow of a conch shell and blare of a judge’s horn, the third day of the Paris Olympics surfing competition in Tahiti began with the male surfers going head-to-head, some reaching the end of the road on their quest for gold. Stunning waves and steady swells in the morning heats Monday brought a fresh surge of energy to competitors and spectators, after Sunday’s lackluster conditions, while conditions rapidly tapered around midday due to a storm, postponing the women’s afternoon competition.
What’s Hot in Paris: Florida Olympian Bobby Finke looking for his 3rd gold medal
If you’re a fan of the Olympics and happen to live in the Sunshine State, you probably know who Bobby Finke is.
Emma Weyant claims top seed heading into women’s 400m IM finals: What’s Hot in Paris
Florida Olympians are making a splash in the pool at the 2024 Summer Olympics, and none are making bigger waves than Sarasota’s own Emma Weyant.
Friends, family celebrate life of legendary Bucs coach Monte Kiffin
Friends and family of legendary Buccaneers coach Monte Kiffin are gathered to celebrate him following his passing last week.