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Alejandro Davidovich Fokina rallied from a set and a break down to beat Rafael Jodar 1-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 and win the Shanghai Masters on Sunday, securing his third title of the year and biggest yet of his career.

Indiana's 22-game winning streak ended in gut-wrenching fashion against No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday.

Now that the World Series-bound Milwaukee Brewers finally have translated their extraordinary regular-season success into the postseason, the same question that comes up every time they clinch a playoff berth is getting repeated again.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is getting removed from the commissioner's exempt list and will be eligible to play again Oct. 25 at Detroit.

Call it a false start.

When the Milwaukee defeated the mighty, monied Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday night, they set up the first World Series between two of baseball's smallest spenders in 35 years - just as team owners are arguing that clubs like the Brewers need a ...

The Seattle Seahawks have yet to solve their turnover trouble but now they have a bit of extra time to work on it.

David Bailey is into posting sacks on the field, not putting up posts on social media.

A football player for Southern Nazarene University died Thursday after spending five days in the hospital following a traumatic head injury during a game.

There's two things the Denver Broncos are good at right now: playing defense and winning games. Everything else needs a tune-up if not an outright overhaul.