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Bill Belichick has denied reports that he's been seeking an exit strategy from his North Carolina coaching role.

Denny Hamlin has been NASCAR's main character this season, from his lawsuit against NASCAR and his weekly, opinion-laden podcasts to the defining role he played in setting the final eight drivers in the playoff field.

The Washington Capitals are not easily rattled. The veteran squad, which returned most of its key contributors from last season's postseason run, proved that over the weekend.

Athletes confront failure as often as success during competition. For professional and Olympic athletes, those shortcomings can play out in singular and devastating fashion in front of worldwide audiences.

Purdue is No. 1 in the preseason Associated Press Top 25 college basketball poll for the first time.

Monumental Sports, the owners of the Washington Mystics, Wizards and Capitals, announced a new radio deal on Monday morning.

South Carolina senior forward Chloe Kitts has announced on social media that she will miss the entire 2025 season after tearing the ACL in her right knee.

All the talk about the decline of the Kansas City Chiefs was apparently premature.

Toronto rookie Trey Yesavage says his family has been subjected to abuse since his impressive postseason debut last weekend against the New York Yankees.

Anthony Beauvillier scored in the second period, Charlie Lindgren stopped 35 shots, and the Washington Capitals beat the New York Rangers 1-0 on Sunday night.