In a move that is equal parts bold and baffling, Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno appears to be making his next big swing: Albert Pujols.
The Colts are no longer a feel-good story or an early-season anomaly. They’re a legitimate contender with their eyes set on Santa Clara in February.
While the WNBA awaits the crowning of a 2025 champion, MVP Napheesa Collier made it clear that there is growing resentment between WNBA players and league leadership.
In the second marquee matchup of the Big Ten slate on Saturday, Illinois stunned USC with a 41-yard walk-off field goal.
For the first time in decades, the first pitch of the MLB season won't be seen on traditional broadcast television.
On Saturday, Mike Trout became just the 59th player in MLB history to join the prestigious 400-home run club.
On Sept. 4, the Indiana Fever suffered a massive blow: star and face of the league, Caitlin Clark, was ruled out for the remainder of the season due to multiple injuries. With a growing list of sidelined players, many fans and analysts alike began to count the Fever out, including every analyst at ESPN.
Moreno's ownership has taken a sharp downturn — marked by poor decisions, front office instability and missed opportunities.
Daniel Jones is starting to look like the quarterback the New York Giants believed they were drafting with the sixth overall pick back in 2019.
Sunday night wasn’t just another game in the NFL for Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen — it was a statement.
Now in his sixth season with the Los Angeles Angels, he is finally beginning to deliver on the potential that made him one of baseball’s most highly touted prospects.
On Tuesday, Montana appeared on "The Pat McAfee Show" and was asked by Bruce Arians which three quarterbacks he would build around if starting a franchise today.
After 38 unforgettable years on ESPN's "College GameDay" — and over 25 years as a college football coach — Lee Corso is set to don the headgear one final time this Saturday at the Horseshoe in Columbus, Ohio.
In a move that has left everyone in shock, the Dallas Cowboys have traded two-time All-Pro Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers for two first-round draft picks (2026 and 2027) and three-time Pro Bowl DT Kenny Clark.
The Kansas City Chiefs will begin the 2025 season without one of their top offensive weapons.