Friday was fight night between the Suns and Mavericks.

The Rangers are getting back a defenseman coming out of the holiday break.

Giants coach Brian Daboll said before Friday’s practice that he was “hopeful” Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr. would be ready for Sunday’s game.

Paul Bamba died at the age of 35 — just days after one of the greatest moments of his life.

Rangers forward Chris Kreider said he was ready to “take the lessons” from his healthy scratch last Monday’s game against the Devils and move on.

Shaq Barrett was finally waived by the Miami Dolphins on Thursday.

One number that depending on your outlook, makes you believe more in St. John’s or doubt Rick Pitino’s team. The 3-point line. 

Starters Cam Johnson (hip contusion) and Ben Simmons (lower back maintenance) joined leading scorer Cam Thomas (hamstring) out of the Nets lineup. 

The Nuggets head coach was quick in defending Mike Brown.

After the Magic stayed competitive for 2 ½ quarters, the Knicks finally created separation behind Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson and ran away.

Davante Adams said he hurt his hip early in the Jets' loss to the Rams but managed to play through it.

One man from Nebraska kept the party going after purchasing Michael Jordan's Chicago-area mansion earlier this month.

Approaching eight months since his last game, Mitchell Robinson still hasn’t started sprinting at full speed or been cleared for practice.

The Giants may be greeted by another message in the sky during their final regular season game in Philadelphia on Jan. 5. 

The numbers have always been there for Brian Burns. The reward hasn’t.

In the past 46 NFL seasons of a team having less that two wins with an experienced coach, just one coach was retained.

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler has withdrawn from the PGA Tour's season-opening tournament in 2025.

Bill Belichick is not returning to his longtime home of Massachusetts just yet.

Sean Manaea will return as a front-end starter after a breakout 2024 campaign in which he helped the Mets reach the NLCS. 

Vincent Trocheck has emerged as the Rangers’ public conscience in the wake of Jacob Trouba’s Dec. 13 exit to Anaheim.