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Rick Pitino is on the cusp of another coaching milestone. And get this -- his first shot at 900 wins comes against his own son.

All-Star left-hander MacKenzie Gore is headed to the Texas Rangers in a trade that sends five prospects back to the Nationals in the biggest move of new Washington president of baseball operations Paul Toboni's roster rebuilding efforts.

The San Francisco 49ers are looking into a theory suggesting that an electrical substation next to its practice facility is causing injuries.

Jung Hoo Lee, a center fielder on the San Francisco Giants, was held up by Customs and Border Protection in Los Angeles on Wednesday after forgetting documents.

Sports bettors in Missouri could face new restrictions on college athlete wagers under rules being considered Thursday in response to an NCAA request to states following the latest betting scandal to rock college athletics.

Fashion and friction have been the defining features for Naomi Osaka in two rounds at the Australian Open that couldn't have been more different.

Lindsey Vonn's stirring return to ski racing in her 40s will hit its crescendo at the Milan Cortina Olympics, while the comeback quest of another U.S. gold medalist, snowboarder Jamie Anderson, came up short.

Pacific Life Insurance Company on Thursday asked a federal court to dismiss the $8.5 million lawsuit filed by NASCAR champion Kyle Busch and his wife over policies the Buschs claim were sold to them under false and negligent representations as tax ...

He's 40. He just made Grand Slam history by beating a 21-year-old qualifier in a fifth-set tiebreaker to reach the third round of the Australian Open.

The earthquake-proof skyscraper of steel and glass has captured the imagination of professional rock climber Alex Honnold for more than a decade. On Saturday morning, he will climb it in his signature free solo style - without ropes or protective ...