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Stephen Curry limped away from the bench late in Golden State's 104-100 loss to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night after bruising his right quadriceps.

Jake Sanderson had a goal and two assists and Shane Pinto scored the lone shootout goal to lead the Ottawa Senators past the Golden Knights 4-3 on Wednesday night for a rare victory at Vegas.

I can't believe we are here again -- 13 years after the most famous "shutdown" in the history of sports divided the nation.

Rio de Janeiro police officers and soccer fans clashed Wednesday near the city's international airport as Flamengo's squad prepared to travel to Peru to face Palmeiras in an all-Brazilian Copa Libertadores final.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones quickly tried to dispel any notion the lower leg bone injury that showed up on last Thursday's injury report had anything to do with his performance in the loss to Kansas City.

Give thanks, Commanders fans. Jayden Daniels is back at practice ...

Golden Knights captain Mark Stone, who was off to a hot start before injuring his wrist last month, participated in the morning skate Wednesday and will play for Vegas against the Ottawa Senators.

The Olympic flame began its journey Wednesday to the Milan Cortina Winter Games - missing a little of its usual magic.

In two games last season, Joe Burrow threw for 820 yards against Baltimore, but the Ravens won both matchups. Lamar Jackson passed for 638 yards and ran for 88 against Cincinnati.

An international strength competition has disqualified the winner in the women's category after discovering that first-place finisher Jammie Booker is male.