Opinion

Welcome to another edition of Deep Dish Sports with the Iceman Brandon Cohn.

Today's show includes a discussion on Chicago Bears LB Brian Urlacher and how he has decided to retire after a brilliant 13 year NFL career

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Wether people want to admit it or not, secretly, everyone loves the movie The Mighty Ducks.

You know the movie. A lawyer gets in trouble and gets sentenced to coaching a little league hockey team for his community service

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Starting January 1, 2016 the R&A and the USGA will ban anchoring the putter, the announcement was finally made today.

The new rule, 14-1b, has been a hot button topic since it was first reported that the governing bodies of Golf were considering the ban on November 28, 2012.

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With a $215 million dollar payroll, the Los Angeles Dodgers are struggling to be the team that many thought they would be. Currently the Dodger's are in last place in the NL West with a 17-25 record

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Welcome to another edition of Deep Dish Sports with the Iceman Brandon Cohn.

Today's show includes a discussion with UTEP football coach Sean Kugler on what it has been like to transition from the NFL to college football

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The NBA basketball playoffs are in middle of the second round and while we are being entertained by one series in particular which is San Antonio/Golden State, the rest have been surprising but not in a good way.

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Believe it or not, because the Tucson Padres will become the El Paso Triple A team next year, we are connected to what they do now.

It is something like the picture you see that makes me wish we were not and we just got the team next year and lived happily ever after

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Today was the big day, the nations best high school basketball player, Andrew Wiggins, was to decide where he would be attending college next year and to steal a quote "taking his talents" shall we say

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Who has the best playoff in professional sports? Hockey. No doubt. And the line brawl that took place between Ottawa and Montreal in Game Three of their series proves it.

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Since 1986, only one man has been in charge at Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson.

Reports started surfacing yesterday that Sir Alex was going to retire but almost every year there are those reports

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