Heard the audio from Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo at practice: more bleeps than Pulp Fiction on Family Channel.

If you thought Europe was off to a rough start in 2015, the Knicks are playing the Bucks in London this Thursday.

I suspect this isn't the first time that Jameis Winston has left school early.

The Atlanta Hawks weren't the first to host a Tinder Swipe Right Night.
It started last Sunday at AT&T Stadium with Jerry Jones and Chris Christie.

The biggest Edmonton Oilers fans these days might be Switzerland; they held onto Leon Draisaitl just long enough for the Swiss to relegate Germany at the World Juniors.

A woman on the season premiere of Antiques Roadshow had a collection of 19th-Century baseball cards appraised at $1 million.
Scott Boras said it was worth $2 million.

The Atlanta Hawks hosted a Swipe Right Tinder Night.
That's why there were significantly less fans in the stands for the second half.

The Knicks are 5-34.
New 30 For 30? "When The Garden Was Eaten".

Jameis Winston's dad announced the Florida State QB will enter the NFL Draft, adding he is a possible #1 overall pick.
Red Lobster added he is a possible future customer.

Record turnout at the polls for the Baseball Hall of Fame balloting.
The sportswriters were enticed by the lure of a free sandwich and beer.

The Prime Minister of Canada took to Twitter to urge his citizens to vote the Raptors Kyle Lowry to the NBA All-Star Game.
Leave it to Harper to try to get Canadians to vote American.

Tumultuous times in the U.S.
President Obama has appealed for calm...in the wake of the Lions-Cowboys game.

The Detroit Pistons are so hot they could probably take Kentucky right now.

A Russian junior hockey player angrily threw his stick into the stands and hit a fan after losing the gold medal game to Canada.
The teenager was being sought by Toronto police and the coach of the Russian Olympic javelin team.

The state of Massachusetts opened a 220-year-old time capsule left by Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.
The cache included coins, colonial records and newspapers, and a painting of a Boston hockey player cross-checking an opponent.

After a 20-year search, LA police have found O.J. Simpson's Heisman Trophy.
I knew they'd find that before they found the real killer.

In defense of Jon Bones Jones, testing positive for cocaine in Las Vegas is like testing positive for smog in Beijing.

Dave Nonis says Maple Leafs management had been discussing Randy Carlyle's firing for "awhile".
When did they tell Nonis?

Dave Nonis said: "We are trending the wrong way right now."
The New York Knicks call it: "1999-to-present."

At the WJC gold medal game, why was there a guy who looked just like Stephen Harper sitting right next to him?
Was that to fool the KGB sniper posing as an assistant coach on the Russian bench?

Sadly, even the Veterans Committee is now ignoring Morganna.

Luckily, Latvia doesn't have any ballots in the Baseball Hall of Fame vote.

They thought about taking Roberto Luongo to a dark, quiet place after his collision with Alex Ovechkin, but the next Panthers home game isn't until January 15.

Lions fans are understandably upset.
There hasn't been this many conspiracy theories surrounding an event in Dallas since the JFK assassination.

Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin was outraged by the reversed pass-interference call in the Lions-Cowboys playoff game.
I suggest an 8th on-field official: Peter Dinklage running around with a GoPro strapped to his head.

Knicks fans chanted "Fire Fisher" near the end of Sunday night's loss to the Bucks that made New York 5-31.
What's the point? Shouldn't the chant be "Dolan Sell"?

It might seem mysterious that Canada hasn't won gold at the World Juniors since 2009, until you realize that many of the players from the last five teams now make up the roster of the Edmonton Oilers.

The GoDaddy Bowl in Mobile, Alabama between Toledo and Arkansas State featured nearly empty stands.
I've seen better attendance at my niece's soccer games.

Great performance by Slovakian goalie Denis Godla.
That's the first time God and LA have been together in awhile.

Too many men on the ice in that Tim Hortons commercial.

Buffalo Sabre Zemgus Girgensons led the NHL All-Star Game voting.
Arizona Coyote Lauri Korpikoski has demanded a recount.

CapGeek.com, the popular resource site for NHL team salary cap tables, ceased operations.
The URL was quickly snapped up by collectors of Harry Potter Sorting Hats.

By traveling together on Boxing Day, the Philadelphia Flyers may have violated the CBA, which prohibits team activities from Dec.24-26.
Clearly, the Flyers are not wise men.

Loudest cheer for the Cardinals' Antonio Cromartie's playoff interception: the state of Arizona, or his children scattered across the country?

There are secret blimps protecting Washington, DC.
If only RG3 had had the same protection from his offensive line.

Police arrested a Rose Bowl fan who stole a golf cart and was trying to use it to get to his car parked on the other side of Pasadena.
Hard to believe someone found a way to go even slower on LA freeways.

The TicketCity Cactus Bowl is "The Second Cousin Once Removed of Them All".