For decades, Mount Rushmore was a large hill and tourist attraction in South Dakota. Then, fans and media turned it into the Mount Everest of sports, the most visited final four of all-time greatness.

The value of NFL teams and the wealth of their owners has shot through the stratosphere in the last two decades. It was just 20 years ago that you could still get an NFL team for a bargain basement ...

Owning a pro sports franchise doesn’t make you a good person. The most powerful men and women in sports aren’t the ones you see on the field of play. Look up in the owner’s box — that’s where the true ...

Bowling alleys have changed since the days of Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton on "The Honeymooners." But the United States still has some beautiful lanes. It’s been more than half a century since Ralph ...

Not every sport played at the Olympics is meant for the mainstream, and some of them are downright weird. Let’s begin with one clarifying thought. When we say something is weird, it doesn’t mean it’s ...

These college basketball stadiums are the biggest in the United States and should be on the bucket list of any real hoops fan. Not all basketball stadiums are created equal. And when the temperature ...

These swimmers won gold in every 100-meter freestyle event since the modern Olympics started in 1896. Speed wins in swimming. And at the Olympics, swimmers don’t get much faster than in the 100-meter ...

These charming minor league parks offer major league fan experiences that go far beyond the action on the field. Any diehard baseball fan will attest that there’s no experience quite like an afternoon ...

Major League Baseball has no shortage of famous fans. And they love their baseball teams as much as we do. Celebrities are just like us. They are human after all. Although they’re a little higher ...

We often idolize athletes for sports achievements, but the true heroes sacrifice for others. Many athletes have put their careers on hold to serve in the military. They were either drafted or ...

Many kids were served powerslams with their pancakes as they learned the family business of pro wrestling. Perhaps more so than any other sport, or “sports entertainment,” pro wrestling is a family ...