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England's managing director of men's cricket Rob Key says he will investigate the drinking habits of the England team following reports that their mid-Ashes beach resort break may have involved over-indulging of alcohol.

Warriors forward Draymond Green had a heated exchange with coach Steve Kerr in the huddle during a third-quarter timeout Monday night and then went to the locker room on his own to cool down.

Quarterback Philip Rivers came out of retirement seeking to lead the Indianapolis Colts to the playoffs.

Stephen Curry roared back from a rough first half to score 18 of his 26 points after intermission, Jimmy Butler had 21 points and the Golden State Warriors ran away from the Orlando Magic in the second half for a 120-97 win Monday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Monday they will leave their longtime home at Arrowhead Stadium for a new, domed stadium that will be built across the Kansas-Missouri state line and be ready for the start of the 2031 season.

The retooling Mets jettisoned another core player Monday, trading second baseman Jeff McNeil to the Athletics for minor league right-hander Yordan Rodriguez in a deal that left pitcher David Peterson as New York's longest-tenured player.

Unless something wild happens in the next two weeks, Baltimore's 2025 season will be remembered as a colossal bust.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf has been suspended by the NFL for two games without pay over his altercation with a Detroit Lions fan on Sunday.

The Fighting Irish announced Monday they had filled their last 2026 open date with a trip to BYU as part of a home-and-home series. The two teams left out of this year's College Football Playoff also will play in 2027, but Notre Dame only has nine ...

Left-hander Foster Griffin and the Washington Nationals finalized a $5.5 million contract on Monday.