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The New York Yankees will play the Chicago White Sox at the "Field of Dream" in August 2020.

Several celebrities, including model Chrissy Teigen and comedian Billy Eichner, called on social media users to cancel their Equinox and SoulCycle memberships.

Former New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez looks to dominate the digital media space with "The Corp" podcast.

Kaepernick hasn't played in the NFL since the 2016 season.

The rule changes come as the NCAA faces mounting pressure to pay college athletes some portion of the revenue generated by college athletics.

American Airlines will be the first official sponsor for the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers' new stadium. Here's a look at other NFL stadium updates.

Fans can answer various questions and make predictions tied to player and team performance, with top scorers earning $1,000 cash per quarter.

Users can browse the Postmates app for concessions stand offerings, pay online and receive a estimated pickup time via text message.

While Tiger Woods may still be the biggest draw in golf, Brooks Koepka is the top golfer in the world.

The house sits on five acres of land and features a wine room, spa, yoga studio and various other amenities.

Elliott is the latest of several top NFL running backs who have held out of training camp or regular season games amid a contract battle.

Nadal entered this year’s event as the top seed in the men’s bracket after fellow stars Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer each withdrew from the tournament.

By returning for a 22nd season, Carter will break the record he currently shares with NBA greats Dirk Nowitzki, Kevin Willis and Robert Parish.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady enters the 2019 NFL season with $23 million salary and the fourth-highest career earnings haul in league history.

Taxpayers are contributing $750 million toward construction costs.

Tom Brady's new contract makes him the sixth-highest paid quarterback in the NFL. So who's making more than the six-time Super Bowl champion?

Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

Three years after retiring from the NFL, Law co-founded Launch, a trampoline park and entertainment center business.