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The Indianapolis Colts expect receiver Keenan Allen to play in the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 13 despite his recent arrest and remain hopeful injured receiver Alec Pierce is also available.

Madison Keys moved into the second round Tuesday at the U.S. Open, where rain threatened to hamper the schedule for a couple days.

The Houston Texans won't extend current contract negotiations with quarterback C.J. Stroud into the season.

It is transfer deadline day for Europe's top leagues on Tuesday and teams are trying to push through last minute deals before the window shuts, with U.S. striker Folarin Balogun set to be one of the big movers on what is expected to be a frantic day ...

Several New York Yankees are taking exception to comments made by Boston Red Sox radio announcer Will Flemming during a weekend series between the rivals.

Ketel Marte was back at the ballpark Monday and in the starting lineup for the Arizona Diamondbacks, two weeks after the three-time All-Star's unexpected no-show before a game in Boston left the team scrambling.

Former Cleveland Browns tight end Dae'Quan Wright participated in a walk-through practice conducted by first-year LSU coach Lane Kiffin on Monday as the 11th-ranked Tigers prepared for Saturday night's season opener against Clemson.

Franklin Ochoa says that since losing his eyesight 16 years ago, he has started to take on new adventures that he hadn't thought of when he could see, and it's all thanks to a bicycle club.

The Commanders' initial 53-man roster was a rough draft at best, according to coach Dan Quinn and general manager Adam Peters. The team continued its moves around the margins on Monday, despite avoiding any splashy moves, signings or waiver ...

The Baltimore Orioles claimed outfielder Luis Robert Jr. off waivers from the New York Mets on Monday.