Tiger Woods Makes it Official That He Will Return for Masters
March 16, 2010
(ChattahBox) – Tiger Woods announced today (Tuesday) he will return to golf next month at the Masters. After returning from rehab and seen working on his game in long practice sessions it probably comes as little surprise that Woods is ready to return to the PGA Tour.
“The Masters is where I won my first major and I view this tournament with great respect,” Woods said in a statement. “After a long and necessary time away from the game, I feel like I’m ready to start my season at Augusta.”
Ben Roethlisberger Admits To ‘Sexual Conduct’, Denies Rape
March 11, 2010
George (ChattahBox) – Soon after denying a claim made by a Georgie woman that she was sexually assaulted in the bathroom by Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, his story has changed.
Report: Tiger Woods returning in two weeks to play at Arnold Palmer’s tournament
March 11, 2010
(ChattahBox) – After returning from rehab and seen working on his game in long practice sessions it probably comes as little surprise that Tiger Woods is ready to return to the PGA Tour. The New York Post is reporting that Tiger Woods will return in two weeks and play in the Arnold Palmer Invitational starting March 25. Previous reports have Woods first entering in the March 22-23 Tavistock Cup, which will be played at his home course of Isleworth. Read more
Ben Roethlisberger Accused of Sexual Assault in Georgia
March 5, 2010
(ChattahBox) – Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been accused of sexual assault again. Big Ben was previously accused of raping Andrea McNulty in at a Nevada hotel-casino in 2008, with a July 2009 civil suit. A criminal case was never pursued. This time around the alleged victim is a young woman in Georgia, who has been treated and released from the hospital and interviewed by police, according to TMZ. Read more
Tiger Woods’ Caddy: ‘I Knew Nothing’ About His Affairs ‘And That’s My Answer’
March 4, 2010
(ChattahBox)—Since the entire world became fixated on Tiger Woods’ growing sex scandal, after he crashed his SUV on Thanksgiving night, his loyal caddy Steve Williams has remained mum on the affair. But during a recent interview on a New Zealand television station, Williams spoke about his friend’s rapid fall from grace and disappearance from the golf course, telling reporters that he “knew nothing” about Woods’ numerous and sleazy extramarital affairs. Wood’s long-time caddy also said that he was “disappointed” in Woods’ behavior, but he looks forward to the day when they can once again team up on the PGA tour. Read more
Former Spurs Player Arrested For Child Sexual Assault, Trafficking
February 28, 2010
Arkansas (ChattahBox) – Alvin Robertson, a former player for the Spurs, has been arrested on human trafficking and child sex charges.
US vs. Canada Men’s Olympic Hockey Showdown
February 27, 2010
(ChattahBox)—The Vancouver Olympics has produced some great hockey and spirited competition between the US and Canadian teams. The Canadian women beat out the Americans for the gold medal, producing one of those Olympic brouhaha moments, when the Canadians flush with victory, celebrated on the ice with beer and cigars. Now, it’s the men’s turn to shine, when the Americans and Canadians play for a gold medal on Sunday. And all of America and Canada will be watching on Sunday, as the two talented Olympic hockey teams play for the ultimate prize. Read more
Canadian Hockey Celebration Sparks Controversy
February 26, 2010
Canada (ChattahBox) – After a huge win for the Canadian women’s hockey team things got a little rowdy on the ice. But did they go too far, or were they celebrating the way anyone would?
Johnny Weir Responds To Commentators Questions Of Gender
February 26, 2010
Canada (ChattahBox) – Figure skater Johnny Weir held an official press conference this week to address several comments made by two sports commentators questioning his sexuality and gender.
Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams sentenced for killing
February 23, 2010
(ChattahBox) – The long wait for ‘justice’ for a shooting that happened eight years ago in New Jersey involving Former NBA star Jayson Williams is over. After pleading guilty last month to a lesser charge of fourth-degree aggravated assault in the February 2002 death of hired driver Costas Christofi, a judge just sentenced Jayson to 5 years in prison, with parole available after 18 months. Jayson was just taken out of the courtroom in handcuffs, and has 45 days to appeal. Read more