Sports

After giving thanks and indulging in a fair share of Thanksgiving dinner, heading to the couch for an afternoon full of watching TV is part of the holiday tradition for many.

The Falcons saw a much-needed win last Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, bringing their season record to 1-5.

As the third week of SEC football approaches, Georgia Bulldog fans have a lot to be happy about.

Last week, the Atlanta Braves won the National League East for the third year in a row.

Atlanta Falcons fans have had their share of heartache.

Despite COVID-19, college football is back … at least in some capacity.

Major League Soccer and Atlanta United are officially back – kind of.

There are endless memes of sports fans reacting to the loss of games during the pandemic. Luckily, there are now finally some rumblings of good news.

Last week, all seven rounds of the NFL Draft were broadcast – for sports fans, the event was like rain in the desert.

Sports fans worldwide are currently at a loss with basketball, baseball, soccer and every other sport canceled for the foreseeable future. While these certainly can’t replace the thrill and excitement of watching live games, there are a few ways to get your fix.

Whether it will be your first Atlanta United soccer game or your 50th, head to Mercedes-Benz Stadium on March 7 to see the team’s exciting home opener.

On Sunday, March 1, Publix will host its annual marathon weekend at Centennial Olympic Park.

If you saw football games on TV this past weekend, you weren’t hallucinating.

This week the world saw the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant.

Super Bowl LIV kicks off Sunday, Feb.