The quadruple amputee cornhole pro who allegedly shot and killed a passenger in his car and later dumped the body has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges in the case.
WNBA star Brianna Turner is no fan of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) recently announced testing policies aimed at keeping men out of women’s sports, and she doesn’t want her name being used to exclude “trans women.”
While the vast majority of fans, media, players, and pitchers have a deep and abiding love for baseball’s new Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system, umpires and John Smoltz apparently do not.
The Athletic’s senior NFL reporter, Diana Russini, will not be reporting while the outlet conducts a thorough investigation into intimate pictures of her and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel that were released last week.
When choosing between famous Mel Gibson movie quotes to shout at a live sporting event, one has many choices: There’s “They may take our lives, but they’ll never take our freedom!” Or “Every man dies, not Every man truly lives.”
Ichiro Suzuki broke his bat plenty of times during his 19 years in the major leagues. However, he probably didn’t think his bat would break on his statue.
Golf watchers are letting it be known that they enjoy golf and want to watch The Masters. What they don’t want to watch is anything related to Jason Kelce.
Former Louisville Cardinal and New York Jet Browning Nagle has died after a battle against colon cancer.
The salute that golfer Robert MacIntyre delivered to the camera after his errant shot at Augusta has led to a formal reprimand.
The governing body, which oversees professional dart throwing, has banned males from competing in the female category at any of its competitions.
Wisconsin Badger fans are known to be some of the most passionate in the Big 10. Now they have another reason to be vocal for their favorite teams: Their tax dollars are paying for it.
The Texas Rangers unveiled their City Connect jerseys on Thursday, and it’s safe to say, it didn’t go over well with everyone.
Do not show hesitancy when choosing your favorite flavor of ice cream, or you could lose your chance to play quarterback for the Oregon Ducks.
Legendary Chicago Bears defensive lineman Steve “Mongo” McMichael had stage three chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, according to Boston University.
Tensions built up and eventually overflowed during the Braves-Angels game Tuesday night in a wild brawl that saw both benches and bullpens empty.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has found himself in very hot water, both literally and figuratively.
If the Atlanta Dream wanted glitz and glamour along with a basketball player, they got it.
For the first time since 2021, the presumed #1 overall draft pick will not be in attendance for the NFL draft.
Yale athletics doesn’t make headlines often, but when it does, it’s a doozy.
A former sports anchor was arrested after allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the International Motorsports Hall of Fame in Alabama and using the ill-gotten gains to purchase vintage vehicles for himself and his wife.
What’s wrong with posting three American flags to get the week started? A lot, at least according to some of NFL Hall of Famer Troy Aikman’s 1.3 million X followers.
Many heralded Dallas Mavericks rookie as the “Great White Hope” when he entered the NBA, and, for longtime NBA reporter Chris Boussard, he agrees.
Tomfoolery and hullabaloo are sure to result regardless of the outcome of tonight’s national title game clash between the Connecticut Huskies and Michigan Wolverines, and either way, Storrs, Connecticut, will be ready for it.
Angel Reese has developed a notoriety for – among other things – rebounding her own missed shots. A technique she has perfected to the point of developing the term, “mebounding.”
President Trump has signed an executive order (EO) intended to reform and structure college sports, primarily by limiting the number of years a player is eligible and the number of transfers.
A private plane believed to be carrying Tiger Woods touched down in Zurich, Switzerland, on Friday morning, a place that the 15-time major champ will call home over the next several weeks as he undergoes inpatient treatment for substance abuse following his arrest for DUI.
Every father remembers, at least vaguely, the circumstances under which he became a father. The story of how former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder became a father is a tale that he, and likely you, will never forget.
Jaden Ivey is opening up about his struggles with suicide, his call to Christ, and his unwavering stance in opposition to the celebration of Pride Nights and other LGBT-related events.
Several major sports teams had their social media accounts flooded on Wednesday with vulgar and antisemitic comments for merely wishing their Jewish fans a “Happy Passover.”
Major League Baseball (MLB) umpires have highly developed egos, rooted in their longtime duty as the sole arbiter of balls and strikes and of who is safe and who is out.
The first week of the Major League Baseball (MLB) season has not been kind to umpires, as ABS has exposed their many errors at the plate and on the bases.
Baseball has been back for nearly a week, which means, for the most part, it’s been a good week for everyone.
Jaden Ivey is no longer a Chicago Bull after he criticized the NBA for celebrating Pride Night. However, he has been welcomed with open arms by a much larger team of Christian athletes who support his beliefs.
Contrary to reports that Jaden Ivey has taken leave of his senses, he says he has “joy” and “peace” after being waived by the Chicago Bulls for posting a series of videos criticizing NBA teams for celebrating Pride Nights.
It doesn’t appear as though NBA players feel safe speaking openly about their Christian beliefs, at least as it pertains to homosexuality.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel believes his star running back needs to get “educated” if he’s going to speak about his Christianity.
The Chicago Bulls have waived star guard Jaden Ivey, who has created quite a stir among fans for doing something that doesn’t happen all that often in the NBA: Speaking out against Pride Night.
Connecticut Huskies head coach Dan Hurley is known for going head-to-head with officials, but this time, he definitely took it too far.
Minnesota Twins manager Derek Shelton took his anger at baseball’s new automated ball-strike (ABS) system out on the umpires Sunday after the technology overturned a call that cost his team an out.
One might think that after not one, not two, but three DUI incidents, two of which resulted in serious accidents, that Tiger Woods would consider using his considerable financial resources to hire a driver.
