NHL Asked for Decision on Olympics by End of April
The NHL may be nearing a deadline to decide whether to allow the world's best hockey players to participate in the Winter Olympics next year in South Korea.
NHL Asked for Decision on Olympics by End of April
The NHL may be nearing a deadline to decide whether to allow the world's best hockey players to participate in the Winter Olympics next year in South Korea.
Will Fewer Commercial Breaks Reverse NFL Ratings Slump?
NFL games are getting a television makeover for the 2017 season, and media analysts are bullish on what those changes will mean for the league’s sagging ratings.
Will Fewer Commercial Breaks Reverse NFL Ratings Slump?
NFL games are getting a television makeover for the 2017 season, and media analysts are bullish on what those changes will mean for the league’s sagging ratings.
NFL Legend Brett Favre: Football Risks 'Not Good' for Children
Pro Football Hall of Famer and retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre says parents today are right to think twice before letting young children play tackle football.
NFL Legend Brett Favre: Football Risks 'Not Good' for Children
Pro Football Hall of Famer and retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre says parents today are right to think twice before letting young children play tackle football.
Phil Mickelson Says He Won't Be Called as Witness in Insider Trading Trial
While his name has been mentioned as a pivotal figure in a federal insider trading criminal trial, Phil Mickelson shrugged off any hint that will be hanging over him this week or in the run up to The Masters next month — both with his play and his comments.
Brett Favre on whether the NFL is responsible for players' addiction to painkillers
Brett Favre and painkillers
NFL’s Brett Favre and Lance Briggs speak out on concussions, CTE, the call for prevention and treatment
Brett Favre & Lance Briggs
U.S. Celebrates First WBC Title
The United States won their first World Baseball Classic title with an 8-0 victory over Puerto Rico in Los Angeles.
U.S. Celebrates First WBC Title
The United States won their first World Baseball Classic title with an 8-0 victory over Puerto Rico in Los Angeles.
Mutton Busting Has a Moment at Neil Gorsuch SCOTUS Confirmation Hearing
Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing took a lighthearted turn Tuesday when the 49-year-old nominee talked about his affinity for an obscure rodeo event called “mutton-busting.”
Russian Doping Scandal: 3 Athletes Disqualified From 2012 Olympics
Three Russian athletes have been disqualified from the 2012 Olympics after failing doping retests, the country's track federation said.
Russian Doping Scandal: 3 Athletes Disqualified From 2012 Olympics
Three Russian athletes have been disqualified from the 2012 Olympics after failing doping retests, the country's track federation said.
Vegas Casino Owner Eyes $1M March Madness Win From Rival
A bet between two Las Vegas casino owners will cost one of them $1 million if the University of Michigan wins the NCAA mens' basketball tournament.
Vegas Casino Owner Eyes $1M March Madness Win From Rival
A bet between two Las Vegas casino owners will cost one of them $1 million if the University of Michigan wins the NCAA mens' basketball tournament.
NFL Not Planning Major Security Overhaul After Brady Jersey Snafu
NFL officials are not planning any extraordinary changes to their annual review of security procedures this offseason, even after this week, when the high-profile theft of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s Super Bowl jersey from the team locker room reached its surprising resolution.
Donald Trump Rips Colin Kaepernick During Speech in Kentucky
President Donald Trump has taken a swipe at controversial NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick at a campaign-style rally in Louisville, Kentucky.
Costco Sues Titleist In Battle Over Golf Balls
The improbable popularity of a new golf ball sold by Costco has sparked a legal battle between the company and Titleist, the manufacturer of golf's top-selling ball.
Tom Brady's Stolen Super Bowl Jerseys, Worth $800K, Recovered in Mexico
Houston police traced the theft to Mexico, where a credentialed reporter was in possession of two Super Bowl jerseys worn by the Patriots' star quarterback.
















