How to Get Pro Sports Rumors

It is not enough for most sports fans to know what has already happened; people want to know what might happen in the future. You could just read your local newspaper and get a quick dose of rumors, but there are many other ways hear pro sports rumors.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Visit Pro Sports Daily on the Internet. The Web site features a rumors section updated daily. The rumors come mostly from reliable newspaper sources.
2. Go to Yahoo! Sports and click on the sport you want rumors for and then click on rumors. Yahoo! Sports has fewer rumors posted every day than Pro Sports Daily, but provides a forum for comments from sports fans.
3. Check out Rotoworld's Web site for rumors searchable by team and player. Rotoworld also provides expert opinions on current rumors, often with humorous notes.
4. Go to the Web site Bullz-Eye for an index and reviews of sports rumors Web sites. Bullz-Eye guides you to the type of rumors you want from the reliable to the humorous.
5. Subscribe to a satellite radio service for 24-hour-a-day coverage of sports. Satellite radio features talk shows covering all major pro sports, many which focus on rumors. XM satellite radio and Sirius satellite radio each offer channels covering different sports. See their Web sites for details.

Tips & Warnings

• Always check the source of a rumor and remember even the most reliable rumors can turn out to be not true.