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D.R. frustrated by blown call, but 'part of the game'
Two hours after a blown ball-strike call ended the Dominican Republic's World Baseball Classic, players emerged from the team's clubhouse with smiles, music and a message.[read more]
Takeaways from Team USA's thrilling WBC semifinal win over Dominican Republic
A star-studded World Baseball Classic showdown lived up to the hype. Here's how the U.S. moved on to the final.[read more]
The field is set. Make your picks now
Like favorites? Pick one as your champ[read more]
USMNT 2026 World Cup kit, revealed!
U.S. Soccer and Nike have dropped the new home and away jerseys set to be worn at this summer's World Cup.[read more]
Robot umps on checked swings moving to Triple-A
Major League Baseball's experiment of a robot umpire technology system allowing challenges to checked swing calls is moving up from Class A to Triple-A.[read more]
Sources: Memphis retaining coach Hardaway
Penny Hardaway will return next season as the basketball coach at Memphis, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: NBA eyes key 1st vote for expansion
The NBA will hold a vote at the board of governors meetings next week to explore adding expansion teams exclusively in Las Vegas and Seattle, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Ex-UFC star Diaz returns to MMA on MVP card
Ex-UFC star Nate Diaz, 40, will compete in an MMA fight for the first time in four years when he takes on Mike Perry as part of Most Valuable Promotions' MMA debut on May 16.[read more]
Butler's Matta retires from coaching with 502 wins
Butler's Thad Matta, who had 502 wins and 13 NCAA tournament appearances in a career that also included stints at Xavier and Ohio State, is retiring from coaching.[read more]
Tide's No. 2 scorer arrested on felony pot charge
Aden Holloway, Alabama's second-leading scorer, was arrested Monday morning on a felony marijuana charge. The Crimson Tide are seeded fourth in the NCAA tournament's Midwest Region and will play Hofstra on Friday afternoon.[read more]