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The Washington Nationals sent outfielder Dylan Crews to the 10-day injured list on Wednesday after the rookie suffered an oblique strain during Tuesday's win over the Atlanta Braves.

Roger Penske attempted to close the latest cheating scandal engulfing his race team -- this one at his beloved Indianapolis 500 -- by firing his top three executives at Team Penske after two of the Penske cars were found to be illegal.

The venerable, century-old clubhouse remains the same. What is not so familiar anymore are the vistas around Congressional Country Club's Blue Course, which hosts the Senior PGA Championship beginning Thursday.

The Washington Commanders are coming to HBO, alongside their NFC East rivals. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at Tuesday's league meetings that the division would be featured in the 2025 installment of "Hard Knocks: In Season."

Philadelphia Eagles stars Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown told reporters this week that politics didn't impact their decision to skip the Super Bowl champions' visit to President Trump's White House last month.

It's time: The NBA will unveil this season's Most Valuable Player on Wednesday night.

Washington Nationals rookie outfielder Dylan Crews will get an MRI on his sore lower left side and back after leaving Tuesday night's 5-3 win over Atlanta in the sixth inning.

Rookie Dylan Crews hit a tiebreaking home run in the second inning before leaving the game in the sixth as the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 5-3 on Tuesday night.

A man has been charged with providing alcohol to the 20-year-old who fell from the outfield stands at a Pittsburgh Pirates game on April 30.

The four biggest conferences in college sports are working to tie their schools to the pending $2.8 billion NCAA antitrust settlement and could have drastic penalties for anyone refusing to comply.