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✋ NY couple names son Knickson Fyve after Knicks title chant
Vance and Yvonne Bradford's newborn son is named for the popular chant that filled the streets of New York after the Knicks' first title in over 50 years.[read more]
CEO O'Neil given $6.3M before LIV bankruptcy protection filing
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil was given a retention payment of $6.375 million less than three months before the tour filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.[read more]
Brewers withstand Rays' late comeback bid for World Series Game 1 win
The Milwaukee Brewers escaped with a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night.[read more]
Texas AD clarifies use of AI on key play that failed in loss to Florida
Texas AD Chris Del Conte on Friday sought to clarify a report the team used a new AI-driven platform on a crucial play that failed in last week's loss to Florida.[read more]
Manfred: Small-market World Series good for game, but cap still needed
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said a Rays-Brewers World Series is good for the game but stressed that small markets can't compete on a regular basis without a cap.[read more]
Mavs' Flagg (shoulder) exits after hard foul by Pacers' Nesmith; scuffle ensues
Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg did not play in the second half Friday night at Indiana after landing hard on his left shoulder after Aaron Nesmith tried to block his shot from behind to prevent a breakaway dunk.[read more]
Fever fire GM Cox amid front office shake-up; White expected back, per sources
The Fever fired general manager Amber Cox on Friday, hours after the team announced that president Kelly Krauskopf stepped down. As of now, the expectation is that Stephanie White will remain Indiana's coach, sources told ESPN's Alexa Philippou.[read more]
Brewers' Misiorowski unleashes 103.5 mph pitch to set World Series record
Jacob Misiorowski broke the record for fastest World Series pitch with the very first offering of this year's Fall Classic.[read more]
Lawrence McCutcheon, 5-time Pro Bowl RB for Rams, dies at 76
Lawrence McCutcheon, a five-time Pro Bowl running back for the Los Angeles Rams who went on to a long career in the team's front office, died Friday. He was 76.[read more]
Ranking the front-runners and contenders for women's college basketball player of the year
JuJu Watkins is back. But so is Sarah Strong and other player of the year contenders. We handicap the race.[read more]