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Celtics star Jaylen Brown said Beverly Hills' explanation for shutting down his brand event Saturday night was "completely false."

Tre' Johnson, the former standout Washington offensive lineman who went on to become a Maryland high school history teacher, died Sunday. He was 54.

Thanks to a buzzer-beater move befitting of his boss Michael Jordan, Tyler Reddick won the biggest race in NASCAR: the Daytona 500.

Anthony Edwards led Team Stars to a victory in the revamped NBA All-Star Game, earning MVP honors after a refreshingly competitive display by the stars involved.

No. 4 Oklahoma hit two grand slams in an inning en route to a 34-0 softball rout of UTEP that came within one run of tying the Sooners' record for runs in a game.

Jerome Tang, who led Kansas State to the Elite Eight in his first year but has failed to replicate that success in his three seasons since, is being fired by the school, sources confirmed to ESPN on Sunday.

Providence's Duncan Powell was suspended three games for "combative actions" after he was one of six players ejected from Saturday's loss to No. 17 St. John's.

Sunday's win at Pebble Beach was the seventh PGA Tour victory for Collin Morikawa -- but his first since Oct. 22, 2023.

Two-time 3-point contest winner Stephen Curry will make his return to the shootout for next year's All-Star Weekend in Phoenix ...

Auston Matthews scored twice and set up Zach Werenski's goal with a textbook pass, Connor Hellebuyck stopped 23 of the 24 shots he faced and the U.S. defeated Germany 5-1 on Sunday night to finish group play at the Olympics unbeaten.