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The young Phillies fan who was forced to relinquish the home run ball his father retrieved for him to an enraged woman is speaking out about the incident.

Red Sox pitcher Aroldis Chapman is having a historic run of dominance at precisely the right time, as the flamethrowing closer has run his hitless streak to 50 and lowered his ERA to an anemic 0.98.

Kent Broussard, a 66-year-old freshman at LSU, has gone viral after his appearance on Saturday in the LSU Tiger Marching Band.

Someone tried to steal the moment from “Old Glory” on Sunday as a man became stuck on top of a giant American flag before the Jets’ home opener against Pittsburgh.

Internet sleuths believed they identified the infamous Phillies fan who forced a father to take a home run ball from his son and give it to her on Friday night, but did they?

The Baltimore Orioles went from being on the receiving end of a no-hit loss to walk-off winners Saturday night.

A Phillies fan earned internet infamy on Friday night after she chased down the father of a young boy who had retrieved a home run ball for his son and berated the man until he took it from his child and gave it back to her.

Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Carter gained increased and unwanted fame Thursday night following his ejection for spitting on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott. However, as his image began to get plastered all over the internet, Carter gained even more fame for another reason: His uncanny resemblance to defeated Georgie gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams.

The NFL will go to the tape and review the shocking spitting incident that resulted in Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s ejection, a mere six seconds into Thursday night’s NFL opener against the Cowboys.

Philadelphia Eagles star defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected from last night’s NFL opener before the first play from scrimmage for spitting on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

While the Patriots seem to have let bygones be bygones with their former head coach, Bill Belichick appears still to harbor some ill will toward his former employer.

Angel Reese is already unpopular with her teammates after publicly criticizing them, and now she’s on the outs with the league as well after backhanding an opponent Wednesday night.

Michael Barrow, a former linebacker for the New York Giants, has been arrested after allegedly punching his wife accidentally during a fight involving family members at a Florida airport.

Michael Wilbon, a member in good standing of the legacy sports media, has broken ranks to publicly admit what so many outside the media already know: The major sports media networks have ruined college football.

Future NFL Hall of Famer and Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady has delivered a direct assessment of the modern player that is likely to leave some a bit upset.

Taylor Swift is a sure thing when it comes to showing up at Chiefs games to root on her fiancé, Travis Kelce. And, as far as performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, the league would “welcome her at any time.”

The Eagles have said they won’t be out there for the raising of their championship banner Thursday night, but Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb says he will be.

It’s no secret that Alabama has its problems on the football field, but the true source of its trouble may lie in the school’s spending power.

Brian Kelly was fired up Saturday night after LSU’s huge road win against Clemson, and he remains plenty salty on Tuesday, after he torched Clemson coach Dabo Swinney for his grading of LSU’s performance.

Letting bygones be bygones is apparently something not in Johnny Manziel’s personality.

The media’s storybook narrative of Bill Belichick’s triumphant return to the sidelines went terribly off script Monday night, as the visiting TCU Horned Frogs scorched “Chapel Bill’s” North Carolina Tar Heels, 48-14.

Larry Pickett Jr., a cadet and football player at West Point, is being hailed as a hero after he rescued a man from a burning vehicle near the U.S. Military Academy at West Point campus.

Czech tennis ace Karolína Muchová was overcome with emotion last week after spotting an ex-boyfriend during her U.S. Open match, accusing her former love interest of showing up “at places where he shouldn’t be.”

Not much went wrong for the Oregon Ducks during their season opener Saturday. What happened before the game is another matter entirely.

New Mexico offensive lineman Richard Pearce shoved a Michigan player Saturday night, but ultimately ran away when confronted.

The NFL is a big-money business, and legal betting on the NFL is becoming an even bigger business.

Miami Hurricanes linebacker Adarius Hayes turned himself in to authorities on Friday morning and was charged with three counts of vehicular manslaughter and one count of reckless driving with serious injury.

Cowboys fans are not the only ones struggling to come to grips with a life without Micah Parsons on their team. Cowboys legend Michael Irvin is flummoxed as well, and he believes Parsons had to have “hurt Jerry [Jones] personally” for the shocking trade to have been made.

The brother of former Cowboy and brand new Packer, Micah Parsons, says that the breakdown in the relationship between his sibling and the Cowboys came down to one word: Respect.

This year will be a year of firsts for Deion Sanders. Most notably, it will be his first year without his sons on the roster at Colorado. But there’s one thing Sanders can continue to count on: The smell of weed from the Colorado student section.

An on-court spat has turned into accusations of racism online, after Latvian tennis star Jelena Ostapenko berated her American opponent, Taylor Townsend, following her loss and exit from the U.S. Open tournament.

Jim Irsay, the late owner of the Indianapolis Colts, relapsed into substance abuse in the years before his death earlier this year, and team executives kept this fact from the public, according to the Washington Post.

The NFL has suspended Chiefs star wide receiver Rashee Rice for the first six games of the season due to a street racing incident last year that resulted in a multi-car crash with injuries.

A deranged fan threatened to kill the dog of Red Sox pitcher Dustin May in response to a social media post by the pitcher’s wife.