Aaron Rodgers only wants to play for the New York Jets this season and the team's head coach, Robert Saleh, not only thinks that is "pretty cool," but also suggested it shows just how far the team has come over the past two years.
The Kansas City Chiefs are hoping that a sophomore wide receiver is ready to take a big step forward in the fall.
Dawn Staley's Gamecocks are not slowing down. They remained perfect for the 2022-23 season on Saturday by rolling to a 59-43 win over UCLA on Saturday, advancing to the Elite 8 of the NCAA Women's Tournament for the third year in a row.
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips was critical of the NCAA selection committee's approach to awarding tournament bids.
Los Angeles Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani is doing things we have never seen a player do on a baseball diamond, and that sort of talent is starting to get him mentioned as one of the greatest players of all time—if not the greatest player of all time.
The NHL announced on Friday that it has indefinitely suspended Andrew Barroway, a minority owner of the Arizona Coyotes, after he was arrested on a domestic violence charge.
The 2023 Major League Baseball season has not even started yet and the New York Yankees' starting rotation is already falling apart.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are again trying to sign star outfielder Bryan Reynolds to a contract extension before the start of the 2023 season, even after he requested a trade earlier in the offseason.
The NFL seems to be getting close to making a rule change to ban the hip-drop tackle that injured Tony Pollard
Kentucky quarterback Will Levis seems to be dropping down mock draft boards, and for the second time in a week an NFL.com mock draft has him going in the back-half of the first round.
Thanks to the new pitch clock rules and the introduction of larger bases, Major League Baseball is anticipating a significant rise in stolen bags during the 2023 season. So much so that New York Mets slugger Daniel Vogelbach might even get an opportunity to steal a base for the first time in his career.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost some key members of their 2022 Super Bowl roster, but they have also managed to get some good news when it comes to retaining most of their offensive line.
Kansas State is on its way to the Elite Eight after winning a classic 98-93 overtime game against Michigan State on Thursday. It has a record-setting performance from Markquis Nowell to thank for it.
Mark Davis has an agreement with Tom Brady. But it is not to be quarterback of his NFL team. Instead, it is to be his business partner.
While several World Baseball Classic teams were stacked with well-known MLB players, many others were filled with minor leaguers and players who had day jobs outside of baseball. Those circumstances created the opportunity for some of the coolest stories of the event, like this one in which an Australian pitcher walks us through his strikeout of superstar Shohei Ohtani.
Phillies manager Rob Thomson did not have an immediate update, only to say that Hoskins was walking around the locker room after being examined by team trainers.
The dream matchup that everybody wanted to see actually happened in the most dramatic way possible.
Washington Capitals megastar Alex Ovechkin is still chasing down Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals-scored record, but on Tuesday night, he did manage to break a different record set by The Great One.
Slayton has played his entire four-year career with the Giants, and after three lousy years the team finally found success under first-year coach Brian Daboll.
Kentucky quarterback Will Levis is one of the more polarizing players in the 2023 draft class, and in Daniel Jeremiah's latest mock draft for NFL.com he has Levis taking a pretty significant fall.
Shohei Ohtani could potentially serve as closer for Japan should his team reach the World Baseball Classic championship game.
The new leadership atop the organization appears to be embracing a former philosophy of the franchise that led to a lot of success.
Altuve was hit by a pitch Saturday night while representing Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic and suffered an injury that will cost him part of the MLB season.
The Houston Texans had an extremely busy Sunday morning making a pair of moves that will greatly impact whatever quarterback they choose with the No. 2 overall pick.
Princeton's Cinderella run is not coming to an end just yet. If anything, it seems to be getting stronger.