Philadelphians get chance to run up greased pole for prize at 1st-ever Red Bull event
Red Bull has just about come up with the perfect event for Philadelphians — a run up a greased pole for prizes.
The Latest
-
Rafael Nadal skipping Wimbledon to prepare for Paris Olympics on clay
Rafael Nadal is going to skip Wimbledon and prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics by entering a clay-court tournament in Bastad, Sweden.
-
When was the last time the Celtics won the NBA Finals? Looking into Boston's franchise history
The Celtics have a storied history, but it’s been a while since they last lifted the Larry O’Brien Trophy. Here’s a deep dive into the franchise.
-
Patriots officially retire Tom Brady's No. 12, reveal statue plans
The Patriots honored the legendary career of former quarterback Tom Brady in many ways Wednesday night.
-
Celtics survive Mavericks' run in Game 3, win 106-99 for 3-0 lead
The Boston Celtics on Wednesday survived a late Dallas Mavericks’ comeback attempt and won Game 3 106-99 to get closer to the championship.
-
Philly may not have its own WNBA team, but support for women's basketball is growing in popularity
Philadelphia doesn’t have its own WNBA team, but a women’s basketball watch party hosted by Philadelphia firefighter Jen Leary is growing in popularity. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan spoke to the group about the event and what it would be like to cheer for a home team.
-
USMNT, Brazil play to 1-1 draw in Continental Clasico
The U.S. men’s national team held Brazil to a 1-1 draw Wednesday in the second annual Continental Clasico ahead of the Copa America.
-
Back on track: Sha'Carri Richardson looking to make her Olympic debut
“I’m better, I’m stronger and I’m wiser,” the American track and field star told NBC.
-
How many teams have come back from a 2-0 deficit in the NBA Finals?
History suggests the Mavericks are in a must-win situation in Game 3 of the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics.
-
Cubs sign pitcher Jorge López after controversial Mets exit
The Chicago Cubs are signing former Mets reliever Jorge López to a minor-league contract, according to the Cub’s MiLB transaction page. The Athletic first reported the signing. López, 31, stirred league-wide controversy after throwing his glove into the Citi Field stands following an ejection in the eighth inning of a 10-3 loss to the Dodgers...
