New England got back on track, Patrick Mahomes flashed some serious fourth-quarter magic on the road, and Cincinnati pulled out a late stunner. Oh, and the Cleveland Browns were robbed of a win by some questionable officiating on the road.
10 teams in Major League Baseball will have the privilege of playing in the postseason. Their fans will get thrills, chills, heartbreak, disappointment, and for one lucky city, the glory of a World Series title.
2018 saw the Boston Red Sox post a gaudy record, the Yankees continue their upward climb back toward the top of Major League Baseball and the Astros pound opponents into dust.
Through three weeks, the NFL has achieved some balance. Pittsburgh's Monday night win over Tampa Bay, it's first of the year, left the league with three unbeaten teams and three winless teams.
No position in sports is more volatile, year to year, than goalie. To wit, Connor Hellebuyck was ranked very low on this list last year, but he finds himself in a much higher position this time around after a strong 2017-18 campaign.
We're two weeks into the season, and already the NFL has produced its share of surprises. Patrick Mahomes looks like an MVP candidate through two weeks
Week 1 offered plenty of surprises as well as some huge performances from unlikely sources. Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Bucs went on the road and lit up the Saints, who were a trendy pre-season Super Bowl pick.
Stories abound as Week 1 kicks off, from a blockbuster trade that sent Khalil Mack to Chicago, to Mack's subsequent record-setting contract extension, to Aaron Donald's mega-deal that stood as the richest for a defensive player in NFL history for all of 24 hours until Mack inked his agreement.
All over the world, there are sporting events large and small that no sports fan's bucket list should be complete without. This year's Little League World Series, which starts on Thursday, is a classic example of an event with plenty of appeal to even the casual fan.
Ray Lewis, first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. As a lifelong Pittsburgh resident and Steelers fan, typing that phrase makes me queasy and stokes a sort of involuntary rage tic.
While the "big four" sports dominate the American sports scene and stars in each one, especially basketball and football, enjoy enormous popularity and rabid fan followings, there are plenty of dominant athletes who do their work in sports that aren't as well-liked or closely followed, or only come around once every four years at the Olympics.
Tell a teenager today that there was a time when boxing was America's most popular sport, and big prize fights drew incredible amounts of media attention, especially if heavyweights were involved, and they'll probably look at you funny.
When you think about cheating in Major League Baseball, you probably think about one word: steroids. While the list of players who used PEDs is extensive,
Achieving dynasty status is hard for a reason. If the standards weren't so strict, there would be plenty of teams throughout history that would qualify for the designation. There are teams that either didn't win enough championships, had too much of a gap between wins, or simply had even better teams standing in their way.
Most sports fans say they want parity, especially if their favorite team has been struggling for a long time. However, the best sports teams capture the imagination and attention of sports fans like nothing else.
It seems like every team in the league is dreaming of landing LeBron James, no matter how minuscule their chances. That having been said, only one team
LeBron James has until June 29 to opt out of his contract for next season and become an unrestricted free agent. Barring some sort of error with the paperwork (which, as the Browns proved with A.J.
It makes sense that great athletes would befriend other great athletes. After all, who better to understand you than someone else who is also at the very top of her or his sport?
The dream season, the one that brought the Vegas Golden Knights three wins from the unfathomable, ended right around 11 o’clock Eastern Time Thursday night, when they fell to the Washington Capitals, 4-3.
This year's Stanley Cup Final is about more than Alex Ovechkin and Marc-Andre Fleury. Sure, it's primarily about them, and they will rightfully garner the lion's share of attention, but there is plenty of talent on both sides, and no shortage of good individual stories to boot.
One team is in its first year of existence, the other has been a perpetual disappointment in the postseason. The Vegas Golden Knights have a chance to make sports history, and the Washington Capitals have a chance to finally and fully shed the label of playoff chokers.
Whether in IndyCar or NASCAR, Patrick has been one of the biggest stars in auto racing for over a decade. Her time in the spotlight has not been without drama though, be it with other drivers or surrounding her personal life away from the track.
The NBA draft lottery is tonight, and while you would think that a drawing featuring the league commissioner and a bevy of team executives would be short on drama, you'd be wrong.
The Eastern Conference Final is here, and while one of the participants is very familiar with this setting, the other hasn’t been here in 20 years. The Tampa Bay Lightning are playing in their third conference final in the last four seasons and finished the season as the top seed in the East.
Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs is already underway, even as the East's first round just wrapped up, with Cleveland barely surviving an inspired challenge from Indiana.