Well, at least the Dodgers know Shohei Ohtani can hit the ball.
LeBron James broke a bit of college coaching news on social media.
Here are the six most pressing questions surrounding the league as the regular season approaches its conclusion on Sunday, April 14.
Former Cy Young Award winner Corbin Burnes was the Orioles' biggest offseason addition, but he had nothing on Angels' three-time MVP Mike Trout in the first game of the MLB season.
Opening Day for the 2024 MLB season is Thursday, and it will feature plenty of familiar faces in different places.
The women's NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 tips off this weekend with no shortage of star power.
The NCAA is hoping to put a stop to betting on player props.
The Patriots draft their potential quarterback of the future in the 2024 NFL Draft 100 spots later than fans probably are expecting in draft analyst Matt Miller's most recent mock draft for ESPN.
What a difference a year makes. One season after the men's NCAA Tournament made history with no No. 1 seed advancing to the Elite Eight, all four No. 1s are a win away from advancing to the tournament's quarterfinal round.
It didn't take defensive end Princely Umanmielen long to realize there was a big difference between playing at Ole Miss and Florida.
The in-season edition of the NFL's "Hard Knocks" HBO series just got crowded.
The NFL approved a significant rule change for special teams on Tuesday that should breathe fresh life into a decaying play.
The Suns hit a roadblock in their journey to the playoffs on Monday. Two days after blowing out the Spurs 131-106, Phoenix lost 104-102 in its second consecutive game in San Antonio.
By leading UConn to its record-extending 30th consecutive Sweet 16 with 32 points in Monday's 72-64 win over Syracuse, guard Paige Bueckers announced the Huskies have what it takes to win a national title.
So long to the NFL you once knew.
On Monday, Dodgers pitcher/designated hitter Shohei Ohtani addressed the media for the first time since his former translator, Ippei Mizuhara, was fired. We have just as many questions now as we had before.
Gonzaga is doing Gonzaga things again. This and other takeaways from Saturday's games in the men's NCAA Tournament.
Saturday's first round of the NCAA women's tournament featured stars galore. From Iowa's Caitlin Clark to Syracuse's Dyaisha Fair, to stellar freshmen JuJu Watkins (USC) and Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame), some of the very best talent in the sport took to the court.
The Arizona Wildcats are living the sweet life.
Nets forward Mikal Bridges drained a three against the Knicks on Saturday afternoon that spanned the Brooklyn and Manhattan boroughs, ending an entertaining first half.
Undoubtedly an underwhelming return for one of Kansas City's most impactful defenders, this is what the trade means for both teams.
The Pelicans let their game do the talking in a 111-88 blowout win over the Heat on Friday night. Afterward, Heat forward Jimmy Butler had a difficult time accepting defeat.
Oregon guard Jermaine Couisnard waited five seasons to make his NCAA Tournament debut. On Thursday, he made up for lost time with a game for the Oregon record books against his former team, the South Carolina Gamecocks.
A talented field behind South Carolina is nipping at its heels. Here are four teams with the best chance of pulling off a March (or April) stunner.
The women's NCAA Tournament's Round of 64 tips off on Friday, and the game has arguably never been stronger. While Iowa's Caitlin Clark is rightfully the headliner, she's not the only player deserving your attention.