The struggling Milwaukee Bucks got some extremely bad news on Thursday as they learned that former All-Star center Andrew Bogut will be out indefinitely with a fractured ankle. The Bucks are in Chicago to face the Bulls tonight – Place your NBA basketball bets at WagerWeb.com. Bogut suffered the injury in Wednesday’s game against Houston, leaving the game in the

The sinking New York Knicks will not have star Carmelo Anthony (wrist, ankle) for their games Friday against the Miami Heat or Saturday against the Houston Rockets as Anthony will sit out to rest his various injuries. Anthony hasn’t been playing well. He followed a 10-of-30 game against Denver with a miserable night in Charlotte. He missed seven shots and

Not only is the first Grand Slam title of the season on the line Saturday in Melbourne (Friday night U.S. time) when Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka face off in the Australian Open women’s final, but the winner also will replace Caroline Wozniacki as the No. 1 player in the world. Azarenka is the -140 tennis bets favorite on WagerWeb.com.

Once considered the premier leadoff hitter in all of baseball, a slipping Ichiro Suzuki may find himself in a different part of the Seattle Mariners’ lineup this season. For 11 seasons in Seattle, Ichiro hitting out of the leadoff spot has been a Mariner fixture. That’s where he’s been for 1,722 of his 1,749 games. But Mariners manager Eric Wedge

Riding a three-game winning streak, the Oklahoma City Thunder will try to make it four victories in a row – and pay off for their supporters on the NBA betting lines – on Friday night as they play on the road against the Golden State Warriors. NBA Back in Business. The biggest stars hit the hardwood. Bet on the NBAat Bovada. However, paying

Amy Winehouse’s grieving father, Mitch Winehouse, is not happy about Jean Paul Gaultier’s latest fashion show which featured models wearing Amy Winehouse style make-up and beehive hair smoking down the catwalk. Unfortunately, the fashion show coincided with the six-month anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s death. “The family was upset to see those pictures, they were a total shock. We’re still grieving

Twitter has caved, and free speech is paying for it. Company officials have announced that they will voluntarily restrict Twitter content in specific countries to comply with government limits on what citizens are allowed to read. “As we continue to grow internationally, we will enter countries that have different ideas about the contours of freedom of expression,” Twitter wrote in

The New York Times has launched an investigation into the factories that make Apple products, and it’s not pretty. Suppliers used to manufacture new models of iPads and iPhones have come under scrutiny for underage labor, unsafe exposure to hazardous chemicals, brutal hours, and dangerous conditions that in some cases have led to fatal explosions. And all this comes after

Oklahoma Sen. Ralph Shortey has introduced a bill banning any food products “which contains aborted human fetuses in the ingredients.” I know, I know… you’re thinking: Is this a going problem in Oklahoma? Well no, but Shortey read about it once on the Internet, he tells the AP, and the bill is intended to raise “public awareness” of the issue.

A bag containing 36 pounds of cocaine was found at the United Nations headquarters in New York last week, police have said. Spokesman Paul Browne said they seemed to have been delivered by accident (no shit!) The white bag raised suspicions when it was being scanned because a poor imitation of a UN logo had been stamped on it, apparently