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The World Cup glitters as a new objective for Congo after its elimination from the Africa Cup of Nations.

You might be inclined to think of freestyle skiing as one of the new kids on the block at the Winter Olympics - after all, there are lot of young athletes doing it - but some of the freeskiiing sports were introduced at the Calgary Games some 38 ...

After a singles loss and social media drama earlier in the week, Coco Gauff did all her talking on court Wednesday in the United Cup quarterfinals.

Cooper Flagg scored 20 points, Brandon Williams hit the winning 3-pointer with 33.9 seconds to play, and the Dallas Mavericks held on for a 100-98 win over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night to snap a seven-game road losing streak.

CJ McCollum scored 27 points and steadied the Wizards after they nearly blew a 26-point lead as Washington held on for a 120-112 victory over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday night.

After his most recent game, ESPN's Joe Buck revealed that, unbeknownst to viewers, he had a shiner the entire time.

The Baltimore Ravens will hire a new coach for the first time in nearly 20 years.

TMRW Sports' indoor golf league is going to feature teams from the LPGA Tour starting next season.

Former Michigan State and NBA player Paul Davis has apologized for verbally abusing an official at the Breslin Center and being removed from his seat during the 12th-ranked Spartans' 80-51 victory over Southern California.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has for now denied the A's request to trademark the names "Las Vegas Athletics" and "Vegas Athletics."