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SGA opts for 'respect' over record, subs out of blowout to end 20-point streak
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's historic streak of 20-point games ended Thursday night when he finished with 17 in a 96-84 win over the Nuggets.[read more]
LeBron responds to Trump's criticism, calls it 'slow news day in office'
LeBron James responded to President Trump's criticism by calling it a "slow news day at the office."[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]
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]
Panthers make 'big' move in goal as 6-9 Black sets record with debut
The 6-9 Cooper Black is listed 2 inches taller than the goalies who previously held the mark -- Ben Bishop, Ivan Fedotov, Mads Sogaard and Mikko Koskinen.[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]
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]
Appalachian St. ends James Madison's undefeated start to season
James London kicked a 40-yard field goal in overtime to give Appalachian State the win Thursday night and leave just five unbeaten teams in the FBS.[read more]
Faulk, Hall of Famer and Southern coach, reveals Parkinson's diagnosis
Marshall Faulk said that in discussing his illness in a podcast appearance Wednesday, "I want to help as many people as I can."[read more]
Caleb Williams, Bears find just enough to hold off Pats
The Bears never trailed, but they never seemed comfortable with the lead.[read more]