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Bringing the guys together for a road trip might be just what the Washington Commanders need to get the season back on track.

A judge on Wednesday denied a request by the Rose Bowl Operating Co. and the City of Pasadena for a temporary restraining order in their bid to keep UCLA football games at the Rose Bowl.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bradley Beal is done for the season.

The Capitals have filled the opening on their coaching staff, hiring Patrick Wellar to mentor the team's defensemen, the franchise announced Wednesday.

Just the thought of it makes Pat Narduzzi cringe.

Organizers of traditional snow and ice sports said Wednesday they do not want events from summer federations added to their Winter Olympics program.

Dan Snyder's former home in Potomac, Maryland, is hitting the market again. The 25,000-square-foot mansion will be auctioned off in December to support the American Cancer Society.

The Philadelphia Eagles are leading their division and would be the top seed in the NFC if the playoffs started today. But the defending Super Bowl champions acknowledge that they are still looking for improvements, particularly on offense.

As the NFL season heads deep into the second half, the MVP race has been shaken up thanks in large part to some record-threatening performances from players like Matthew Stafford and Jonathan Taylor and the emergence of Drake Maye.

As the NFL season heads deep into the second half, the MVP race has been shaken up thanks in large part to some record-threatening performances from players like Matthew Stafford and Jonathan Taylor and the emergence of Drake Maye.