The NHL has embraced everything Las Vegas in the last decade-plus, and the league's newest players next year will have their names called along the Vegas Strip.
New York City FC is one step closer to finally having a place of its own to call home.
One of the better-known scribes in the combat sports world was among those laid off from Yahoo on Friday.
Will rotating the host network change the viewership patterns?
The New York Yankees are facing criticism for a social media post about the late Henry Kissinger.
The Winter Olympics plans on going back to the future.
The Cincinnati Reds might become the next MLB team to find a new broadcast home.
Probably the most unexpected news from the NBA this season comes straight from the heart of Texas.
Even for a league that has maintained its standing as the king of television, adding a half-million people per game is significant.
Sports Illustrated, once the most venerated media brand in all of sports, is the latest stage of the battle between man and machine. Or at least between writer and predictive technology.
The Pop-Tarts Bowl — yes, the Pop-Tarts Bowl is a real game — will take the idea of edible treats to a whole new level. The late December game played in Orlando's Camping World Stadium, was rechristened after the frosted breakfast pastries for 2023.
Marcellus Wiley took to YouTube to address serious allegations during his college years at Columbia University.
Count Fox Sports among advertisers that are pulling their dollars from X. The platform formerly known as Twitter has been losing major sponsors long before a highly challenging week of criticism and defense of its owner Elon Musk.
The NFL just can't quit Twitter, now known as X.
Ever the wheeler and dealer, Stephen Ross is hoping to woo some new partners into owning a piece of the Miami Dolphins.
It's not your typical "Woj bomb," but it's certainly a revealing report on New York Knicks owner James Dolan.
If the introduction of NIL deals opened up Pandora's box, the NCAA is still doing all it can to close it.
Once again, Charles Barkley wants to talk to the country about the world outside of the NBA. And now he'll get a chance.
The team was originally supposed to host the festivities in 2021, but under significant corporate, political and public pressure, MLB relocated the game.
John Fisher, who purchased the team from Lewis Wolff in 2016, still has to finalize plans to develop a baseball-only stadium in Las Vegas. However, his aim is to have the team playing in the new city by 2028.
In an Instagram post, Mark Jackson wanted to make something clear - he wasn't fired from a job he already turned down.
America's most famous investor now owns a piece of the Atlanta Braves.
A years-old issue suddenly came to light as former ESPN analyst Mark Jackson was set to call broadcasts for his hometown team.
Once upon a time, the top heavyweight boxers in the United States and United Kingdom were destined to meet in the ring for total supremacy in their division. They're finally on the same card, they're just not fighting each other.
Francis Ngannou called his own shot by leaving the UFC, and even in defeat, he's reaping some unexpected benefits.