NHL Commissioner on concussion litigation
NHL Commissioner on Stanley Cup, lawsuit
Sepp Blatter re-elected as FIFA president
Controversial re-election
How NBA Hall of famer Jamaal Wilkes became an investor
From NBA Champ to investor
Should NCAA athletes get paid?
FIFA holds elections
What’s next for FIFA?
World Cup corruption
Why is America leading the charge on FIFA scandal?
FIFA scandal
Will the FIFA corruption scandal impact the World Cup?
FIFA corruption scandal
Institutional corruption more a symptom of size or culture?
Institutional corruption
FIFA gets a red card
FIFA fiasco
More arrests on the way at FIFA?
Game over for FIFA?
Two key components missing in FIFA indictments
FIFA’s red card
NASCAR drivers honor U.S. troops at Coca-Cola 600 race
NASCAR racing
IndyCar driver talks Indy vs. NASCAR
IndyCar revs up
Man who scammed NHL in '90s pleads guilty to forgery charges in northeast Ohio
A man who went to prison on fraud charges after trying to buy an NHL franchise in the 1990s has pleaded guilty to forgery charges in Ohio.
Judge temporarily bars sale of Hummer owned by ex-NFL star, convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez
A Massachusetts judge has temporarily barred the sale of a Hummer owned by former New England Patriots player and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez.
Second Los Angeles-area city approves stadium project, opens wide hole for NFL to run through
The ball now belongs to the Raiders, the Chargers, the Rams — and the NFL.
Shelly Sterling says justice is served with $2.6M ruling against woman who did husband wrong
Shelly Sterling says she feels vindicated in her legal victory against a woman her husband lavished with gifts.
Winnipeg Jets' playoff tickets sell out in less than 5 minutes
Jets fans have waited a long time for playoff hockey to return to Winnipeg.
Olympic Centennial: IOC marks 100 years in Lausanne as city grants lease for another century
With the IOC celebrating 100 years in Switzerland, the Olympic body is already planning to stay in Lausanne for another century.
President Thomas Bach to receive 225,000 euros annually to cover costs
In what it described as a vital show of financial transparency, the International Olympic Committee on Thursday disclosed how much its members receive in allowances and per diem payments — including an annual 225,000 euro ($242,000) sum for President Thomas Bach.