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  • Most Capped Players in World Cup History

    Most Capped Players in World Cup History

    There are 12 players in the history of the World Cup to appear at least 19 times for their national sides: Six from Germany or West Germany (Overtah, Rummenigge, Matthaus, Klose, Seeler and Vogts), two from Brazil (Ronaldo, Cafu), two from Poland (Lato, Zmuda), one from Argentina (Maradona) and one from Italy (Maldini).

  • 10 Most Valuable Players in the 2014 World Cup

    10 Most Valuable Players in the 2014 World Cup

    The World Cup is about a lot of things, but also star power, including the value of these football superstars. The top 10 most valuable players in this tournament come from six different nations: Brazil (Hulk, Neymar), Argentina (Lionel Messi), Portugal (Cristiano Ronaldo), Spain (Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas) and Uruguay (Edinson Cavani, Luis Suarez).

  • 10 Highest Paid Athletes in the World for 2014

    10 Highest Paid Athletes in the World for 2014

    According to the list of top 10 highest paid athletes in the world over the last 12 months, it’s great to be a soccer star (Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi), NBA legend (LeBron James, Kobe Bryant), great at Golf (Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson) or simply excel at Tennis (Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer). However, the best thing to be is Floyd Mayweather, leading the list for a third consecutive year.

  • 10 Oldest Baseball Players Heading into the 2014 MLB Season

    10 Oldest Baseball Players Heading into the 2014 MLB Season

    Of the 10 oldest players in Major League Baseball heading into the 2014 season, three players: Hiroki Kuroda, Ichiro Suzuki and Derek Jeter are playing for the New York Yankees. The Los Angeles Angels follow with two elder statesmen: Raúl Ibañez and John McDonald. The Dodgers, Detroit Tigers, Toronto Blue Jays, Mets and Colorado Rockies each have one distinguished member on this list.

  • 10 Highest Paid Baseball Players Heading into the 2014 MLB Season

    10 Highest Paid Baseball Players Heading into the 2014 MLB Season

    Of the top 10 highest paid players in Major League Baseball heading into the 2014 season, three players: Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard and Cliff Lee, come from the Philadelphia Phillies. The Seattle Mariners have two representing them: Felix Hernandez and Robinson Cano, while high paying team like the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers with Zack Greinke have only one player each that makes the cut.

  • National Signing Day – Top 10 Recruiting Classes

    National Signing Day – Top 10 Recruiting Classes

    Not a lot of change as another national signing day goes by, with Alabama far ahead of the rest of the competition and the SEC putting 7 teams in the top 10 of recruiting classes, as Tennessee snatched everything that moved within the state and LSU did an excellent job in-house as well.

  • Biggest Transfers of the January Window

    The January transfer window was mostly about Chelsea buying and selling, letting go of Juan Mata (to Manchester United) and Kevin de Bruyne (to Wolfsburg) while adding Mohamed Salah, Kurt Zouma and Nemanja Matic.

  • 11 Best NFL Free Agents in 2014

    The free agents class of 2014 isn’t filled with offensive talent, as most of the players ending their contracts in the NFL who’ll interest a lot of teams are pass rushers. Jimmy Graham does stand out, but there’s a bigger choosing of talent in defensive positions with guys like Greg Hardy, Brian Orakpo and Lamarr Houston becoming available.

  • 25 NBA Players Who Shoot the Most Free Throws

    Normally, we pay notice over here to the players who shoot worse than anyone from the free throw line. This time, it’s about the guys who can’t stop from getting fouled and going to the line. Dwight Howard, not too surprisingly, belongs in both categories, along with better shooters like Kevin Durant, James Harden and DeMarcus Cousins.

  • 10 Highest Paid Soccer Managers

    10 Highest Paid Soccer Managers

    The list of the highest paid soccer managers in the world consists of four from the English Premier League (Manuel Pellegrini, David Moyes, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho) two from the German Bundesliga (Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola), two from the Spanish La Liga (Carlo Ancelotti, Gerardo Martino), one from China (Marcello Lippi) and one managing a national team (Fabio Capello).