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Rays opt for Martinez to start World Series over ace Rasmussen
In a bit of a curveball, the Rays will start Nick Martinez, not staff ace Drew Rasmussen, in Game 1 of the World Series against the Brewers.[read more]
Two steps too many: Refs confirm LaMelo traveled en route to 3-point make
The association that represents NBA referees confirmed that LaMelo Ball took two steps too many and traveled in a widely seen clip from Wednesday night's win over Miami.[read more]
👊 Why NHL fighting is up -- and getting noticed
Through 120 games, there were 34 games with one or more fights, up over the last two seasons (25 and 26).[read more]
Barring setbacks, Bucs QB Mayfield expected to start vs. Panthers
Baker Mayfield expects to return from a thumb injury, barring any setbacks, and play when the Buccaneers face the Panthers on Sunday.[read more]
Ravens CB Humphrey displeased with 'slander' against QB Jackson
Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey voiced his displeasure over what he called "slander" against quarterback Lamar Jackson.[read more]
Vogt shuns Mariners rumors, says he'll manage Guardians in '27
Guardians manager Stephen Vogt dispelled speculation about his future, saying he'll return next season to chase an elusive World Series title.[read more]
Co-defendant denies Billups gave him info, pleads guilty in NBA gambling case
Eric Earnest pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud Thursday but denied receiving inside information from former NBA player and coach Chauncey Billups.[read more]
Source: Several teams interested in Colts RB Taylor as Indy mulls next moves
As the Colts plot their next moves after firing GM Chris Ballard, a source told ESPN that several teams would be open to a potential trade for Jonathan Taylor.[read more]
Trump criticizes LeBron for not standing still during national anthem
President Donald Trump has accused LeBron James of disrespecting the U.S. after the 76ers star appeared to continue his warmups during the national anthem.[read more]
Wait till this year! Just how rare a World Series between teams that have never won really is
The Brewers or Rays will soon be celebrating their first title. We dive into the historic significance.[read more]