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Jess Fishlock, who has played for the Seattle Reign since the first National Women's Soccer League season in 2013, will retire at the end of the season.

Carlos Alcaraz is only 22 years old but there's already talk about the next generation of talented Spanish tennis players.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's trophy haul keeps growing.

Juan Soto is expected to come off the injured list Wednesday for the struggling New York Mets, who entered Tuesday having lost 11 straight games - their longest skid since 2004.

Rudy Gobert sized up Nikola Jokic as the three-time NBA MVP tried to attack the four-time Defensive Player of the Year award winner with Minnesota leading Denver by two points and a little more than three minutes left.

The Dallas Stars are still without injured top-line center Roope Hintz, who stayed home Tuesday when the team traveled to Minnesota for Game 3 of its Western Conference first-round playoff series.

The Minnesota Twins reinstated third baseman Royce Lewis from the injured list on Tuesday before beginning a three-game series against the New York Mets, after a nine-game absence because of a sprained left knee.

When it comes to choosing a direction in the NFL draft, the Chicago Bears have some flexibility.

Mike Tomlin is going from the glare of an NFL sideline to the glare of television lights.

A Brazilian woman drowned while competing in the swimming portion of the Ironman Texas triathlon in the Houston area over the weekend.