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On Saturday and Sunday, Purcellville, Virginia, hosts the nation's longest-running adult women's baseball tournament: the Diamond Baseball Classic, organized by the Eastern Women's Baseball Conference. That "diamond" may shine a little brighter this ...

An Ohio State and Northwestern graduate with no previous ties to Maryland coming from the highest levels of professional sports to College Park might seem strange. But Jim Smith dashed any of those reservations in his introduction as the Terrapins'

Carlie Irsay-Gordon, the eldest daughter of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, is expected to take over control of the team's football operations following his death Wednesday at the age of 65.

Dallas Stars coach Pete DeBoer has jokingly referred to himself as being Finnish during these NHL playoffs. After all, he has five of the 13 players from Finland who are on the rosters of the four teams still chasing the Stanley Cup.

Jalen Brunson has the award voted to the NBA's best clutch player and landed the endorsement of Reggie Miller, one of basketball's famed finishers. He had earned the reputation as the league's top closer in this postseason.

The case for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was simple. He's the best player on an Oklahoma City Thunder team that had the best record this season and set a league mark for margin of victory. If that wasn't enough, he also won the scoring title. That's an ...

The Atlanta Braves' game Wednesday at the Washington Nationals was rained out and will be made up as part of a split doubleheader on Sept. 16 as the middle two games of a four-game series.

President Trump honored the 2025 NCAA basketball champion Florida Gators at the White House on Wednesday, proclaiming that "lesser teams would have crumbled" during its nail-biting title game victory.

Facing stiff resistance around the NFL, the tush push managed to move the chains and gain a fresh set of downs.

Adley Rutschman hit a three-run homer to highlight Baltimore's four-run outburst in the 11th inning as the Orioles snapped an eight-game skid by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 8-4 on Wednesday.