The Virginia high school track runner seen striking another runner in the head with a baton on a viral video, held a rally for supporters after being charged with assault and battery.
A Boston-based National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team has changed its name after the transgender community reacted negatively to the team’s marketing campaign.
Former NFL star Marcellus Wiley is facing allegations that he raped two women while attending Columbia University some thirty years ago.
For nearly two decades, Fran McCaffrey was a courtside fixture for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Now, after two missed NCAA Tournaments and a double-technical in a blowout loss to Illinois, he’s gone.
No one has talked more about Stephen A. Smith running for president than Stephen A. Smith. Now, the ESPN talker is “laughing” at the idea.
San Diego FC, a member franchise of Major League Soccer (MLS), plans to dramatically increase its security apparatus to counter anti-gay chants made famous by Mexican soccer fans.
The fiancée of Chiefs star Xavier Worthy has applied for a protective order, claiming that he choked her until she felt like she “was going to die.”
Whoever coined the phrase “Money makes the man” wasn’t thinking of Bills quarterback Josh Allen when he said it.
A fight in a Western Hockey League game on Tuesday left fans in shock after one of the combatants fell to the ice in a pool of blood and appeared to go into seizure.
The production company owned by Barack and Michelle Obama is in talks to produce a biopic about Tiger Woods.
The Virginia teenage track runner who struck an opponent in the head with a baton during a race last week has been charged with assault and battery.
Stephen A. Smith has dropped his conciliatory tone following his confrontation with LeBron James and is now calling the NBA superstar’s behavior “weak” and “bullsh*t.”
West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez is back at the helm in Morgantown, and he has wasted no time laying down the law with his young players.
Brett Favre is precisely aligned with 2/3rds of America when it comes to trans athletes in women’s sports: He “can only shake his head” at the problem.
A mere seven years after President Trump withdrew a White House invite when it became clear that only ten Eagles players planned to attend, the Eagles have agreed to a specific date to celebrate their Super Bowl win with President Trump.
The next time the Texas Rangers want to get creative with a hat design, they may want to cross-check it for vulgar references in languages other than English.
The Philadelphia Eagles did not just accept but “enthusiastically accepted” President Trump’s invitation to celebrate their Super Bowl championship at the White House, according to NBC10 in Philadelphia.
Bill Belichick has many political friends, and according to an ESPN report, he used one of them to get the head coaching position at North Carolina.
It’s no secret that Caitlin Clark was often pushed around during her rookie season. However, as a recent picture on social media reveals, she looks ready to do some pushing of her own.
Being a Bosa never hurt anyone, nor did being a Matthews, a Luck, or a Manning. However, whether being a Sanders is good remains to be seen.
Let no man compare LeBron James to Michael Jordan ever, ever again.
Shedeur Sanders blames one institution and one institution only for the perception that his draft stock has slumped in recent weeks: The sports media.
Xavier Worthy, a first-round draft pick and key member of last year’s AFC Championship-winning team, was arrested Friday in Texas on charges of domestic violence.
Cam Skattebo has busied himself preparing to avoid NFL tacklers, but first, he may need help avoiding a lawsuit by a former college teammate.
Stephen A. Smith may be (or may not be) considering a presidential run. However, after Thursday night’s tense confrontation with LeBron James, it’s clear he won’t get an endorsement from the NBA superstar.
Charles Barkley has had it with “fools” in Canada who criticize hockey legend Wayne Gretzky over his friendship with U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Denver Broncos have fired defensive assistant Mike Wilhoite ten days after he was arrested for punching a police officer at Denver International Airport.
ESPN talker Stephen A. Smith continues to be the most vocal person supposedly not running for the Democrat 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. He told late-night host Jimmy Fallon that the Democrats lack a “national voice,” which has triggered his rise among Democrat candidates.
For those surmising that Canadians were booing the U.S. anthem at sporting events because they’re angry at President Trump, well, according to Canada’s foreign minister, that’s pretty accurate.
A man posing as an NBA player agent swallowed nearly $1 million worth of stolen jewelry from Tiffany’s, according to court documents.
Longtime Cincinnati Bengals defensive stalwart and team captain Sam Hubbard has decided to retire from the NFL at the age of 29.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith appeared on The View on Tuesday, but they may be more careful about which questions they ask him the next time they have him on.
Stephen A. Smith insists he’s not running for president and isn’t even qualified to run, but if he did, he says he would “beat” any other Democrat in the 2028 field.
President Donald Trump honored a former girls’ high school volleyball player who suffered severe injuries after a trans player spiked the ball on her face during Tuesday night’s address before Congress.
Keith Olbermann, perhaps the most fired man in American media history, is calling for ESPN to fire Pat McAfee after the host and WWE analyst called Canada a “terrible country” over the weekend.
Super Bowl champion, Pro Football Hall of Famer, and longtime Fox Sports analyst Jimmy Johnson has decided to retire after over 25 years at the network.
ESPN and WWE commentator Pat McAfee spared no venom when dressing down Canadian fans who booed the U.S. anthem before the WWE Elimination Chamber event in Toronto Saturday night.
Riley Gaines has been the face of the movement to protect women’s sports. Now, she’s asking the two most prominent names in female sports to join her.
American soccer star Brian White took a subtle shot at Canadian fans who booed the U.S. anthem before his Vancouver Whitecaps battled the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night.
As “El Presidente” of Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy has seen more than his fair share of fights and disagreements. However, what he saw between President Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday made him think he was “watching Bravo TV.”
