UFC heavyweight Matt Mitrione has a message for ISIS: “Try. C’mom. I don’t live my life in fear of anybody, especially ISIS, or anybody that has a different set of ideologies than I do.”
The Montreal Alouettes needed to pare down their roster to meet league limits on Monday and Michael Sam does not appear on it.
LeBron James let his actions speak Sunday night’s loss to the Warriors. And then his words matched them—no false modesty here.
A study by three researchers at the American Enterprise Institute judges it “unlikely” that the New England Patriots tampered with the footballs prior to the AFC Championship Game.
Fabricio Werdum battered Cain Velasquez with punches and knees. But he relied on his bread-and-butter, submissions, to finish the Mexican-American in Mexico City.
With a 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Chicago Blackhawks can win the Stanley Cup at home for the first time since 1938.
Wilt Chamberlain may have been the last player to face a higher degree of difficulty than LeBron James to win an NBA title.
The Football Association of Croatia has issued an apology after a large swastika was discovered to have been burnt into the pitch to be used for a Euro 2016 qualifier. Authorities said the symbol, long associated with luck and good
The only “homeless” basketball team, which lost a record 51-straight games several years back and has been shunned by conferences in the northeast, will spend much time in Florida boasting the potential best player and team in an ASun conference that has pulled off big NCAA conference upsets.
Less than a month after signing with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League, defensive end Michael Sam has taken leave of the team for undisclosed personal reasons.
After ESPN released a May 22 report charging Patricia Driscoll, former girlfriend of NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, with questionable financial practices in her capacity as executive director of the multimillion-dollar Armed Forces Foundation (AFF), the FBI and IRS have decided to investigate her, according to “Outside the Lines.”
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith joked in a comment during a highlight during “SportsCenter’s” top 10 plays segment of a goal by Norway’s Maren Mjelde, noticing that one of the German players in the wall ducked slightly out of the way of the ball
With the 2020 Olympics gearing up for Tokyo, Japan, applications are coming in for new events and sports to be added to the games. So far boosters of up to 26 events are applying for inclusion including tug-of- war and football.
A triple quadruple-bogey disfigured the scorecard of Russian professional golfer Andrey Pavlov after he hit into water six times over the 506-yard par 5 first hole at the Lyoness Austrian Open.
The NFL’s eagerness to move back to the Los Angeles market has prompted the league to consider temporary housing for a relocating team, or teams, before the construction of a new stadium.
What does it profit a man who gaineth a world championship but loseth his soul?
Andrew Bogut fouled LeBron James. Then he accused him of flopping.
For LeBron James, the cameras added injury to insult last night.
The NFL has told members of the Miami Dolphins that they are no longer allowed to participate in a poker tournament at a South Florida casino despite being part of it for the last three years.
Minnesota Twins outfielder Torii Hunter was ejected from the game Wednesday night against the Kansas City Royals after arguing balls and strikes with home-plate umpire Mark Ripperger. Hunter, already visibly unhappy with the second strike call on him, was then
Bob Baffert, the trainer of Triple Crown-winner American Pharoah, remains noncommittal over which race the thoroughbred will enter next, the $600,000 Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on August 1 or the $1 million Haskell Invitational on August 2 at Monmouth Park.
The University of Maryland seeks to sell beer at football, basketball, and other athletic contests on campus.
Comedian Frank Caliendo called in Thursday as ESPN Radio’s “Mike and Mike” “NBA correspondent” Stephen B. Smith to impersonate ESPN’s “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith’s coverage of the NBA Finals matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors.
The city council of Glendale, Arizona, voted Wednesday night to end the deal it made to host the Phoenix Coyotes hockey team.
The NBA just did it.
The Cleveland Cavaliers try to become the second team in NBA history to win the title by defeating two 60-win teams—without the benefit of Phil Jackson.
