#Horse racing

Last week, retired Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce made waves when he accused legendary racehorse and 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat of anabolic steroid use. For obvious reasons, his wild tweet rant went viral on Twitter. Many people dismissed him as being absolutely crazy. But, horse

Newly retired NFL superstar Jason Kelce drew the ire of horse racing fans everywhere when he boldly suggested that  1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat took steroids. As it turns out, he may have been onto something. Horse racing expert and NBC Sports commentator Randy Moss (no, the other one)

Jason Kelce seems to be one of the most fun guys in sports. You never know what you’re going to get from the now-retired Philadelphia Eagles legend, whether it is going shirtless in the Buffalo winter or putting on a Mexican wrestling costume to celebrate his brother, Travis, winning the Super

Horse racing doesn’t exactly have an immaculate reputation thanks to many people who’ve skirted the rules to try to win a race, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a more creative approach to cheating than one that was harnessed by a jockey named Sylvester Carmouche in 1990. There are plenty of ways

Nikola Jokic has firmly cemented himself as the best player in the NBA over the past few years, which is especially impressive when you consider there’s a ton of evidence that suggests he doesn’t even like playing basketball—including a hilarious video that was captured after he joined the Nuggets