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David Bailey is already making his presence felt only three training camp practices into his NFL career.

Lorena Wiebes won the opening stage of the Women's Tour de France on Saturday.

Jakob Butturff, an eight-time PBA Tour champion known for a distinctive left-handed corkscrew release, died unexpectedly Friday at age 32, the Professional Bowlers Association announced on its website.

The Cleveland Guardians acquired outfielder Blake Perkins and right-handed pitcher Craig Yoho from the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday for catcher Bo Naylor and right-hander Codi Heuer.

Successfully stopping Gianni Infantino's FIFA plan to sell World Cup profits to private investors was the first half of a high-stakes game in global soccer politics.

A jam-packed quarterfinal Friday at the DC Open saw a tournament first -- the top four seeds in both the men's and women's draws competing in the final eight for the first time.

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft is off the physically unable to perform list and excited to be back practicing - even without a contract extension that would give him financial security in the event of another injury.

The Atlanta Falcons announced that Cristina Ulbrich, the wife of defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, has died. She was 48.

In the debate over which college football conference is strongest, the Southeastern Conference argues its superior depth makes up for the Big Ten winning the last three national titles.

Even Derrick Henry, the backfield bulldozer who has remained a force in the NFL into his 30s, will allow himself occasional "cheat days" from his health regimen.