St. Louis Blues goalie Jordan Binnington drew the ire of hockey fans after he shoved the puck from Alex Ovechkin's 900th career goal into his pants on Wednesday night. Binnington insisted on Thursday that he intended to return the souvenir.
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The pressure surrounding Mike Locksley and his Maryland program has hit a fever pitch, but the current circumstances indicate a difficult climate if the university and athletic director Jim Smith were to move on from Locksley, even amid multiple ...
Dame Sarr was playing in Spain's top professional league in the spring when he plotted a course once forbidden by NCAA rules.
Ten months ago, the underdog Commanders rode a six-game win streak into a playoff game against the Detroit Lions with an NFC championship game berth on the line. On Sunday, Washington takes a four-game skid into the rematch with its season at stake.
The ESPN Bet app will go dark on Dec. 1, ESPN and app operator Penn Entertainment announced Thursday. The sports network will instead work with DraftKings.
Why Jayden Daniels was still on the field halfway through the fourth quarter of a beatdown by the Seahawks, running for his life under the most pressure he had faced all year without the protection of capable teammates, was the question everyone ...
The Indianapolis Colts said Thursday newly acquired cornerback Sauce Gardner has cleared the concussion protocol and is expected to play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons in Berlin.
Coach buyouts piling up past $150 million, raising questions about whether the frenzy is sustainable
Merely three weeks into the season, UCLA's DeShaun Foster and Virginia Tech's Brent Pry were out of a job. Seven weeks later, a half-dozen more coaches were added to the list of midseason firings - and high-profile ones at that.
Penske Entertainment Corp. and Gainbridge on Thursday announced a contract extension in which the financial company will remain the presenting sponsor of the Indianapolis 500.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died Thursday morning, the franchise announced. The Western Michigan product was 24.