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The Washington Nationals' front-office overhaul continued Wednesday as the franchise hired Jason Sinnarajah as its president of business operations.

Right-hander Kutter Crawford, who missed all of last season with knee and wrist injuries, avoided arbitration with the Boston Red Sox when he agreed Tuesday to a $2.75 million, one-year contract.

The Dallas Cowboys have fired first-year defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus after they allowed the most points and intercepted the fewest passes in franchise history, two people with knowledge of the decision said Tuesday.

The Dallas Cowboys fired first-year defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on Tuesday after they allowed the most points and intercepted the fewest passes in franchise history.

This was always going to be a different year in golf with the PGA Tour trying to blow up a model that has been around longer than the sand wedge. So it only seems fitting that 2026 starts with a soggy piece of coincidence.

Manchester City and Croatia defender Josko Gvardiol needs surgery this week for a fracture to his right leg and faces months out ahead of the World Cup.

Josh Allen got his much-needed rest while still extending his starting streak to 135 consecutive games with an opening-play handoff. James Cook got his NFL rushing title, becoming Buffalo's first player to do so since O.J. Simpson in 1976.

The groundwork to find the New York Giants' next coach began not long after Brian Daboll was fired in November.

The NBA regular season is nearing the midway point -- some teams will start hitting the 41-game mark, the halfway mark of the 82-game slate, this weekend -- and surprise stories have emerged in many cases, some good, some bad. The Celtics are surely ...

Justin Sourdif scored his first NHL hat trick and added two assists and the Washington Capitals beat the Anaheim Ducks 7-4 on Monday night.