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Naruhito, Empress Masako and Princess Aiko arrived at the Tokyo Dome for Japan's critical game Sunday against Australia and the World Baseball Classic.

Jontay Porter, the former Toronto Raptors center banned for life from the NBA in 2024 for gambling, had a triple-double Saturday night in his return to professional basketball.

Add another chapter to UConn coach Dan Hurley's combative history with officials just as March Madness is approaching.

Max Scherzer had a vintage performance in his first spring training outing for the Toronto Blue Jays, with the 41-year-old throwing four no-hit innings in a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday.

Shohei Ohtani homered for the second straight day and Seiya Suzuki went deep twice and defending champion Japan beat South Korea 8-6 on Saturday night at Tokyo and improved to 2-0 at the World Baseball Classic.

Hundreds of barking dogs will take over downtown Anchorage on Saturday for the ceremonial start of the world's most famous sled dog race. The event, catered to fans who hope to see and cheer on their favorite mushers, takes place a day before the ...

Defending champion Japan hit four home runs - two by Chicago Cubs slugger Seiya Suzuki - to beat South Korea 8-6 on Saturday and stay undefeated in Pool C of the World Baseball Classic.

Five-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Maxx Crosby is heading to the Baltimore Ravens.

Friday was a jarring day for the Capitals after they traded John Carlson to Anaheim in the middle of the night. He'd been with the team for nearly 17 seasons and was a key part of the run to a Stanley Cup title in 2018.

President Trump on Friday called on Congress to establish a national framework to stabilize college sports amid court rulings, image and likeness deals and recruiting changes have put the multibillion-dollar collegiate NCAA system under siege.