Sports Buzz: Manny Pacquiao Still Wants to Fight Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Plus, Manny Pacquiao wants to fight Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Patriots Apologize for Racist Auto-Tweet - The New England Patriots took to their Twitter account late Thursday night to apologize for a racist auto-tweet. The franchise had planned to celebrate its one-millionth follower by automatically acknowledging his or her Twitter handle on the back of a Patriots jersey. The trouble came when the millionth follower's twitter handle was "@IHATEN------," and the Patriots' auto-retweet system put the racist handle on the back of the jersey and sent it out to the masses. When Twitter goes wrong...way wrong. "We apologize for the regrettable tweet that went out from our account. Our filtering system failed & we will be more vigilant in the future," the Patriots tweeted.(Photo: New England Patriots via Twitter)
Manny Pacquiao Desperately Wants to Fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. - More than ever before, Manny Pacquiao is calling Floyd Mayweather Jr. out. A week before facing Chris Algieri on November 22, Pacquiao, 35, wants to make one thing perfectly clear: "I do have one specific goal, and that is to give the boxing fans the fight they have always asked for," Pacquiao said this week to ESPN. "I want that fight [with Floyd Mayweather Jr.], too." If the most-anticipated fight of this generation is going to happen, it will most likely take work for Mayweather to come to terms. "I don't even think about Pacquiao," Mayweather, 37, told reporters during a September press conference. "I don't even know him, actually. But I wish him nothing but the best. But that's not my focus. I could care less about what Pacquiao does. I don't wish anything bad on the man. I try...
Jay Cutler: 'I Have to Get Better' - After being called out by his head coach earlier this week, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler admitted Thursday that he must perform better. "We have to get better, I have to get better," Cutler told ESPN Chicago. "That's just kind of the focus right now, finding every little thing I can get better at to try to win a ballgame." Cutler threw for 272 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions in the Bears’ ugly 55-14 road loss to the Green Bay Packers this Sunday night. The Bears (3-6) will try to right their ship at home against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)Blake Griffin Says He's Sorry for Distraction of Battery Charge - Blake Griffin told ESPN on Thursday that he’s “very confident in the situation,” referring to him being charged a misdemeanor battery for allegedly slapping a man in the face inside of a Las Vegas nightclub on October 19. But more than anything, the Los Angeles Clippers' superstar says he feels “more bad just for the fact that it’s a distraction” to his team. The Clippers (4-3) host the Phoenix Suns at the Staples Center on Saturday night.  (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

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Patriots Apologize for Racist Auto-Tweet - The New England Patriots took to their Twitter account late Thursday night to apologize for a racist auto-tweet. The franchise had planned to celebrate its one-millionth follower by automatically acknowledging his or her Twitter handle on the back of a Patriots jersey. The trouble came when the millionth follower's twitter handle was "@IHATEN------," and the Patriots' auto-retweet system put the racist handle on the back of the jersey and sent it out to the masses. When Twitter goes wrong...way wrong. "We apologize for the regrettable tweet that went out from our account. Our filtering system failed & we will be more vigilant in the future," the Patriots tweeted.(Photo: New England Patriots via Twitter)

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