Dahlberg: Where have all the NFL’s black coaches gone?
Where have all the black coaches gone? To the unemployment line, at least in the NFL. Five of the eight coaches fired over -- and since 鈥� the last season...
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Dahlberg: Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury step up in heavyweight title fight
Just how well Deontay Wilder's heavyweight title defense Saturday night against Tyson Fury in Los Angeles will do at the box office is a question mark. For all the power...
Dahlberg: Conor McGregor-Khabib Nurmagomedov fight poses a question: Is this UFC or WWE?
Not after putting a beating on Conor McGregor in their highly anticipated fight. Not after leaping out of the octagon to settle another score while a couple of his thugs...
Close win means Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin could do it again
The fight was so close at the final bell that no one in the arena 鈥� including Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez 鈥� knew who would leave the ring with...
Dahlberg: Is there a path forward in NFL protests?
The players kneel. The president tweets. And the great divide over protests during the national anthem at NFL games grows even wider.
Dahlberg: Bookies go from pariahs to partners in NBA deal
As revenue goes it barely registers on the books. The NBA probably gets more from the contract with its frozen daiquiri vendor than it does the new deal it inked...
Dahlberg: Tiger Woods has a chance at Carnoustie, but don’t get too excited
They crowded 15 deep against the metal railings down the left side of the 18th fairway, beers put aside and phones pulled out for the moment at hand. All day...
Rory McIlroy eager to chase title at site of his 1st Open Championship
Rory McIlroy was an 18-year-old with big head of curls and a big game to match when he teed it up as an amateur in his first British Open at...
Dahlberg: Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in prime time? Great idea in 1999.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in a prime-time television special playing 18 holes for -- and let's pause for a moment here 鈥� a cool $10 million. Put it under...
Dahlberg: On 48th birthday, Phil Mickelson acts like a 10-year-old
Phil Mickelson turned 48 on Saturday, an occasion marked by fans singing "Happy Birthday" at every turn. Unfortunately he ruined it by acting like a 10-year-old at the U.S. Open.