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Based on years of in-depth reporting and sources from every corner of his life, Brady is the definitive biography of the life, career, and retirement of one of football's most legendary figures, Tom BradyNew York Times bestselling author and former Sports Illustrated journal Lars Anderson plunges into Tom Brady's childhood to discover the origins owhat Brady later described as his "sickness": his category-five obsession with the game. The obsession dictated every choice Brady made, from what foods he ate to how he managed his day-to-day schedule to how he viewed his role as father to his three children and husband to supermodel Gisele Bündchen.From more than 350 original interviews with people who know the quarterback on and off the field, Anderson paints a detailed psychological portrait of Tom Brady, a self-described loner whose life is defined by discipline, resilience, a fascination with preparation, an intolerance for wasted time, and a relentless pursuit of the extraordinary. What he finds is a man riddled with contradiction, defined by both a prolific career of unmatched success on the field and the agonizing cost of greatness in his personal life.Brady is a comprehensive view of the life of the most accomplished player in the history of America's game. Anderson digs deep behind the headlines to provide a richly detailed answer to one of the most vexing questions in sports: Who, really, is Tom Brady?

Running is having a moment-and it's not slowing down. From neighborhood 5Ks to packed marathon starting lines, more people are lacing up than ever before, drawn by something deeper than fitness goals or finish times. They're discovering what every lifelong runner already knows: the miles change you. Because the best running isn't really about running at all. It's about life.In THIS IS ABOUT RUNNING. THIS IS NOT ABOUT RUNNING: Lessons for Between and Beyond the Start and Finish Line. Nike Running's Global Head Coach Chris Bennett draws on decades of personal and professional experience to provide the guidance, motivation, and inspiration every runner-and human being-needs. Delivering an inspiring, humorous, and heartfelt exploration of what happens when we face the starting lines in our lives, Coach Bennett proves running to be a journey of showing up, moving forward, and discovering what's possible when you believe in yourself. While it's a book for runners, it's a book for everyone else too.Key themes and insights include:Running Reframed: Coach Bennett reveals running to be so much more than a measure of speed, distance, or competition-it's a practice of self-discovery and growth.Life Lessons through Running: Coach Bennett explores how running teaches resilience, confidence, self-trust, and the power of momentum-universal lessons that extend far beyond the track.Breaking Barriers: Coach Bennett removes the pressure that often holds people back and extends an empowering invitation instead: you don't need to be fast, fit, or fearless to be a runner. All you need to do is begin. "There is room on the starting line for everyone."For Every Runner: Whether you're a beginner, returning after a break, or seeking a fresh perspective on progress, the book offers a meaningful take on how every step forward matters.

NBC's "American Ninja Warrior" season 18 finale airs Monday, August 31 at 8/7c on NBC and streaming the next day on PeacockSeason 18 of "American Ninja Warrior" is bringing together the country's most elite athletes to conquer the world's most challenging obstacle courses. Hosts Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbajabiamila, along with co-host Zuri Hall, are back to call the action in Las Vegas. New this season is an all-new round to the competition featuring a supersized three-lane racecourse called the Tripleheader, where ninjas will go head-to-head-to-head in high-speed, side-by-side-by-side races. Continuing with the major changes from last season, the National Finals will follow an action-packed, all-racing format with the winner taking home the $250,000 grand prize.ABOUT "FRONT OFFICE SPORTS TONIGHT"Emmy-winning television host, comedian, and physician Matt Iseman is the host of Front Office Sports Studios' upcoming daily news program, Front Office Sports Tonight, a 30-minute, nationally syndicated television show that goes beyond the field of play to break down the most important cultural, entertainment, and business stories in the world of sports.Front Office Sports Tonight will launch Sept. 14, airing Monday through Friday and once on the weekend each week. The show's content will be informed by the reporting published on Front Office Sports, the leading multiplatform media and news organization covering the business of sports. The program has been cleared in more than 91% of America, including all of the top 50 markets.

New York Times bestselling authors Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg turn their sharp reporting and propulsive writing to the NFL, going inside the most influential and successful teams-including the Eagles, the Ravens, and the Rams-and showing what it takes to build winning teams in the most competitive, brutal sports league in the world.The NFL is the toughest league in the world in which to build a winner-and it's not particularly close. Between the hard salary cap, constant rule changes, comprehensive revenue redistribution, and constraining player contracts, the league engineers parity with draconian efficiency. It punishes winners, elevates losers, and goes out of its way to prevent dynasties. By the laws of the NFL, this hard road to the top is a feature, not a bug.And yet, in the face of these intense obstacles, some teams have learned how to thrive, year after year. How does this happen? What separates the champions from the Sunday-afternoon chaff? Talent on the field and on the sidelines helps, but as Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg reveal the modern NFL is not won through Xs and Os alone. Instead there is a new calculus of winning in the world's most lucrative sports league. The teams that triumph exploit a range of loopholes from contract strategy to draft savvy to proprietary metrics, finding ways to extract ruthless efficiencies from a system built to strip away every advantage.Going inside the front offices and locker rooms of the most influential and forward-looking teams in today's NFL-from the Eagles to the Ravens to the Rams-Robinson and Clegg show the franchises that are using the NFL's rigid system to their own advantage, examining how they are drafting creatively, winning differently-and how the rest of league has yet to catch up. The result is a fascinating window into achieving success in the modern NFL and an unparalleled look at how the cunning it takes to win on the field starts in the most surprising of places.

Twenty-year-old Josiah Pippel of Moorestown, N.J., was crowned the winner tonight of "American Ninja Warrior," taking home the Season 18 title and the $250,000 grand prize. Additionally, NBC has greenlit the hit summer competition series for an additional two seasons. Seasons 19 will see the return of the iconic Mt. Midoriyama and Season 20 will celebrate the sport's inclusion in the 2028 Olympic Games with a special Summer of Champions, featuring several former Olympians and elite ninja champions from more than 15 countries around the world. To win Season 18, Pippel battled through the Qualifiers, Regionals, and National Finals, outperforming more than 200 of the country's best ninjas on a series of high-stakes obstacle courses designed to test speed, strength and endurance. The season also introduced the Tripleheader, an all-new supersized three-lane racecourse that raised the stakes with thrilling head-to-head-to-head races.  First appearing on “American Ninja Warrior” at 15 years old, Pippel has competed in six consecutive seasons without ever missing the National Finals. Motivated by a disappointing early exit in the Season 17 Finals, he returned for Season 18 with a renewed focus on speed and precision. His title-winning journey started with a first-place finish in his Qualifying round and a successful climb up the Mega Wall. After dominating the Regional rounds and securing the #2 seed in the Final Round of 32, Pippel began an impressive championship run, winning five straight head-to-head races to claim the title. Along the way, he defeated a formidable lineup of veteran competitors, including Donovan Metoyer, Matt D’Amico, Enzo Wilson, Nacssa Garemore, and defending champion Kai Beckstrand.  This season, the top four female competitors earned the opportunity to compete in a bonus tournament for a $50,000 prize and title of ANW Season 18 Women’s Champion. Reigning Women’s Champion Taylor Greene, an 18-year-old college student, successfully defended her title by defeating Isabella Folsom in the final head-to-head race, becoming the first female athlete in franchise history to win back-to-back titles. 

Atlas King (Bisping) returns home to find the city's fight game is now ruled by ruthless crime boss Clay Emerson (Cuba Gooding Jr.), whose iron grip threatens to wipe out the last remnants of his former empire and seize total control of the city. Savage clashes in the ring, a high-stakes heist and an explosive showdown push Atlas to the edge, forcing him to confront Clay in a final battle of empires.Here's the trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5iyUeW_n64

For decades, rumors have swirled about massive,15 to 20-foot mako sharks patrolling the deep waters off Southern California. Long dismissed as fishermen's tales, new footage, along with a recently published photo capturing a mako that appears to push 15 feet, is now forcing scientists to rethink everything they know about these oceanic apex predators. Marine biologist Tristan Guttridge, alongside conservationist Kendyl Berna and shark tagger Keith Poe, leads an investigation to determine whether the world's biggest mako is real - and hunting in the coastal waters of Santa Catalina.

Most children are told to dream big. Scott Spiezio dreamed to win a World Series and play 10 years in the Majors. Unlike other kids, he held a unique advantage, a father who had done exactly that. With countless hours of training, Scott hit the pivotal home run in game six of the 2002 World Series.
Scott had everything he could ever want: a World Series ring, a multimillion dollar contract, a beautiful wife, and two healthy sons. But his immense success, followed by an unexpected injury, led to confusion and depression, opening a door to everything he'd spent years avoiding drugs, and adultery.
In his biography, he recounts the baseball brilliance of his earthly father's plan and the redemptive power of His Heavenly Father's one. His comeback baseball moments may be memorialized in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, but his faith, his sobriety, and a second chance to reconcile with the ones he loves is the comeback story he wants to be remembered for. After all, it was the hardest one.
"Scott's 2002 World Series home run helped us come back from elimination and gave the Angels Organization and our fans a memory of a lifetime, but his story of coming back from his struggle off the field gives us a deeper sense of hope that extends far beyond baseball". - Mike Scioscia, World Series Champion and Former MLB Manager
Spiezio knows what it's like to experience the highest highs imaginable. His unforgettable Game 6 home run helped deliver the Anaheim Angels their first World Series title in 2002, and he won another championship with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2006. To millions of fans, he was living the dream, but what no one saw was what happened after the celebrations ended.
Behind the championships, television appearances, and success, Spiezio was quietly battling addiction, financial collapse, multiple arrests, broken relationships, and the loss of his identity after baseball. Today, after years of recovery and rebuilding his life, he's sharing his story for the first time in an unfiltered, deeply personal way through his new documentary and memoir.With conversations around mental health, addiction, and second chances resonating with audiences more than ever, Spiezio's story extends far beyond sports. It's a powerful reminder that success doesn't guarantee happiness and that healing is possible, even after years of struggle.

The most controversial man in professional wrestling tells all in the story of the upstart TNA with stories that will make your jaw drop.Vince Russo, known as the most successful writer in the history of professional wrestling, brought the World Wrestling Federation to its greatest success during the Attitude Era, creating a brand of wrestling that brought the industry to record heights. Three decades later, Russo is still talked about as one of the most influential men in the industry.Following the success of his first two books, Forgiven (covering his years with Vince McMahon's WWE) and Rope Opera: How WCW Killed Vince Russo (his time with Ted Turner's rival), TOTAL NONSTOP AGONY: The Rise and Fall of TNA picks up Russo's story as he begins work with the upstart TNA, where the daily drama proved greater than ever. The storylines here feature an indecisive millionaire southern belle, Dixie Carter, who cared more about her image then her wrestling company; the demise of his friendship with his best friend, Wrestling Superstar Jeff Jarrett; the network executives at Spike TV, who understood very little about the business they were in; and the return of his mortal enemies from WCW, Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan.Russo's TNA stories are epic, and many have never been told before. The politics, runaway egos, backstabbing, and underhandedness make the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills look like Little Women. Finally, the time has come to discuss TNA: this is the tell-all that no one has ever dared, and no one can tell the story better than Vince Russo.

With the full support of the National Hockey League, the Philadelphia Flyers, and Comcast, Cold War in Philly is a gripping 80-minute documentary that revisits the legendary1976 showdown between the Flyers and the dominant Soviet Red Army hockey team.Known for their speed, precision, and discipline, the Soviet squad had taken the hockey world by storm - until they arrived in Philadelphia.What awaited them at the Spectrum was a team, and a city, that refused to be intimidated. Fueled by grit, pride, and a deep-seated distrust of their Cold War rivals, the Flyers and their fans turned the game into something far bigger than hockey. When the puck finally dropped, tensions erupted into one of the most unforgettable clashes in the sport's history.Through candid interviews with players, coaches, media, and fans, the film captures the intensity of that moment while painting a vivid portrait of the Flyers' hard-nosed identity and the passion of their fan base. Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, it also explores how the Soviet style of play reshaped the global game - and how this single matchup left a lasting mark on hockey.Featuring firsthand accounts from those who lived it, Cold War in Philly chronicles the build-up, the battle, and the aftermath of a game that remains a defining chapter in Flyers history - an enduring symbol of a team and a city that stood their ground.Here's the trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OOCMm-evkY