The Greatest 2 minutes in sports out did itself — we got 22 minutes of post-race drama that made the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby arguably the most interesting installment to date.

The fine people at a company called Kentucky for Kentucky are selling preserved nuggets straight from the rear of 1997 Kentucky Derby winner Silver Charm. 

That's right — $200 for a jar of horse poop.

It's really come to this, and not just in Boston with the Red Sox. Coaches and GMs all over sports literally have to worry about whether or not their multi-million dollar athletes are addicted to video games.

The Philadelphia Faithful are booing the crap out of Bryce Harper right now, and deservedly so. He's struck out 37 times in 127 plate appearances and is currently batting .240 with 6 home runs and 20 RBIs. Those numbers don't exactly equate to the 13-year, $330M mega contract Harper signed with the team this past offseason.

Often times, we're reminded of how detestable social media can be. Then, we come across an account like @TalladegaSuperS on Twitter.

The door will likely be ajar for the Chiefs to put Tyreek Hill back on the football field -- a move that would be a terrible look for the franchise.

The NBA has a problem on its hands right now. There's some real nastiness going on between players, coaches and officials, and it's beginning to reach a boiling point.

Giants fans are outraged that the team passed on game-changing edge rusher Josh Allen out of Kentucky, and instead selected Duke quarterback Daniel Jones with the No. 6 overall pick in Thursday's NFL Draft. Why? GM Dave Gettleman loves Jones so much, he couldn't risk losing him.

Tuesday night's Game 7 finish between the Sharks and Golden Knights was absolute insanity, from a stunning officiating decision, to the furious comeback that followed.

Josh Rosen is annoyed by all the trade rumors, but he doesn't have a choice. The second-year Cardinals quarterback remains the juiciest subplot entering the 2019 NFL Draft.