Yankees captain Aaron Judge hit his 359th career home run in the first inning Tuesday night against the Detroit Tigers, breaking a tie with Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra for fifth place on the franchise list.
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The San Francisco 49ers waived kicker Jake Moody on Tuesday after the 2023 third-round pick missed two field goals in the season opener and placed star tight end George Kittle on injured reserve with a hamstring injury.
Suspended Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco, who was found guilty earlier this year of sexually abusing a minor, was detained by police on Tuesday and admitted into a clinic in the Dominican Republic for mental health issues, according to ...
The Commanders barely had time to shake off the preseason rust before rushing headfirst into their first short week of the young NFL season. Coach Dan Quinn's squad will have no days off between last Sunday's season-opening win and Thursday's matchup ...
It's once again a homecoming week of sorts for Maryland coach Mike Locksley, who welcomes his alma mater, Towson, to College Park this Saturday as the Terrapins round out their nonconference schedule.
Carter is losing $57,222 for the infraction, the equivalent of his game check for Week 1 because the NFL considers the punishment a one-game suspension with time served. The Pro Bowl defensive tackle didn't play a snap after he was ejected from ...
A transgender athlete is asking the Supreme Court to dismiss her challenge of Idaho's ban on biological males in girls' and women's sports in its upcoming term.
The New York Liberty are finally healthy heading into the playoffs and the defending champions have confidence they can win another title.
On paper, the European team heading to New York to defend the Ryder Cup could hardly be more similar to the winning lineup two years ago.
Saints first-year defensive backs coach Terry Joseph used to love working in college football, having spent the last 19 years at some of the biggest brands in the game.