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A New England Patriots fan who invested $30,000 in bankrupt crypto exchange FTX has joined a lawsuit against former quarterback Tom Brady, who endorsed the platform.

The 62nd home run ball hit by New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge is expected to top the $3 million sale price for Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball sold in 1998

Los Angeles Rams star linebacker Bobby Wagner will help deliver on the "perfect present" by partnering with Bud Light for a contest during the holiday season.

A rare piece of Mickey Mantle memorabilia was sold for more than $242,000 on Saturday. It was the New York Yankees legend's response to a questionnaire.

Former assistant FBI director Chris Swecker discusses the Biden administration's trade for WNBA star Brittney Griner in exchange for Russia's Viktor Bout.

Fanatics worth $31 billion after $700 million investment round. Defies negative market trends caused by inflation and recession worries due to high growth potential.

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and Nike parted ways weeks after the NBA point guard's controversy over the promotion of a movie that spreads antisemitic disinformation.

The U.S. women's soccer team is guaranteed a big check thanks to the U.S. men's soccer team guaranteeing a spot in the knockout stage of the World Cup.

Eleven days after ending its relationship with FTX, Miami-Dade County has gone to a bankruptcy court asking to remove FTX's name from the Miami Heat's arena.

In a handwritten questionnaire, Mickey Mantle said his favorite memory at the old Yankee Stadium was the time he got oral sex in between innings.

The Golden State Warriors have been named in a class-action lawsuit filed by an FTX customer seeking damages from the cryptocurrency's collapse. The Warriors had FTX as a platform.

Mets owner Steve Cohen has spent over $2 million to try to obtain a casino license, and with a new project that includes a soccer stadium, he's optimistic he can get it.

After turning down $3 million for Aaron Judge's 62nd home run ball, Cory Youmans, the man who caught it, has decided to put it through Goldin Auctions.

The impact of FTX's bankruptcy on its involvement in sports has begun. The exchange's logo was removed from the University of California's football field.

Tom Brady, Stephen Curry and Naomi Osaka are among the celebrities named in a new class action lawsuit against Sam Bankman-Fried's collapsed crypto trading company FTX.

"Forever Young" singer Rod Stewart turned down $1 million to perform at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, while popstar Dua Lipa denied rumors of a performance for the tournament.