Drew Weisholtz is an award-winning writer who has had his work published on several websites, including GuySpeed, StarCrush.com and theFW.com. Previously, he has written and served as a producer for ABC News Radio and also spent time as a stand-up comedian. He can be found rooting for his beloved Yankees and Giants and begrudgingly holds out hope his Rutgers Scarlet Knights will one day return to the NCAA Tournament. When that's not consuming him, he passes time quoting "Saved By the Bell" and making fun of his in-laws. You can follow him on Twitter.
Drew Weisholtz
Third-Graders Reveal Sadness in Heartbreaking Assignment
Kids say the darnedest things.
5 Baseball Feats We Want to See in 2015 (But Probably Won’t)
Baseball is back. There may not be three more welcome words among sports fans this side of “Dollar Beer Night.”
Jockey Falls Off Horse, Is Extremely Bad at Jockeying
As a jockey, there are certain rules you should adhere to, namely, you should adhere to the horse on which you’re riding. Alas, that basic Jockey 101 lesson was lost on this fella.
Top Blue Jays Prospect Signs for $2 Million, Still Lives in Car
Baseball has always had its fair share of quirky characters and this promising prospect is doing his part to keep that tradition.
9 March Madness Moments That Made Us Laugh (And Cry)
March Madness has more than its fair share of memorable moments. Heck, memorable moments are what make March Madness so irresistible.
Which of These 7 College Basketball Powerhouses Is the Most Prestigious? [POLL]
We are smack in the middle of the phenomenon known as March Madness where the titans of the sport duke (not Duke) it out for the title of national champion, as a field of 68 will be whittled down to one.
Oakland’s Lefty/Righty Pat Venditte Is a Switch-Pitcher Extraordinaire — And He’s Not Alone
Playoff expansion and instant replay aren't the only innovations to rock baseball in recent years.
Same Names With Different Spellings Are Messing With Our Minds
Steven or Stephen? Cathy or Kathy? Alan or Allen? These are just a handful of names that can be spelled differently.
Earl Lloyd, NBA’s First Black Player, Dead at 86
Early Lloyd, the first African-American to play in the NBA, passed away Thursday. He was 86.
Florida State Player Erupts for 30 Points in Under 5 Minutes
There's having a hot hand and then there's whatever scolding hand Xavier Rathan-Mayes had.