The most significant number for Alonso to attain this season remains in front of him.

Azura Stevens scored 21 points, and the Sparks won at Indianapolis for the second time in nine days, defeating the Fever, minus Caitlin Clark, 89-87.

The Liberty team that will take the floor Sunday against the Storm is not the same team that lost in Seattle last month. 

He gave the Mets what they needed Saturday

He is going back to his home area.

Speaking Saturday, WNBPA VP Breanna Stewart said the league’s response was “pretty polar opposite” to the players union’s initial proposal. 

The Yankees have spent three-plus weeks now being outplayed by their opponents — and beating themselves.

Welcome to the Cam Skattebo-Tyrone Tracy Jr. Era. 

The Mets thoroughly outplayed the Yankees again.

Of course the Blackhawks did as little as possible around July 1 because of course the Blackhawks are going to tank for Gavin McKenna.

The Islanders had two more contracts on their to-do list before Saturday’s 5 p.m. deadline for player-elected arbitration.

Justin Verlander didn’t try to hide from the results.

The latest two winners of the UEFA Champions League will square off in one of the semifinals of the Club World Cup this week in New Jersey.

He played seven seasons in MLB, the first six of which were with the White Sox before one season with the Red Sox.

Just when you thought Anthony Volpe’s current miserable stretch couldn’t get any worse, it did.

Lyndon Byers, an enforcer who spent most of his career with the Bruins and appeared in two Stanley Cup Finals, died Friday, the team announced.

NFL legend Jason Kelce ignited plenty of fireworks on social media by alluding to President Trump’s “big beautiful bill” while wishing everyone a Happy Fourth of July.

At times like these, with his team looking like it has forgotten how to win a game, Aaron Boone explained he listens only to music on his rides to and from the ballpark and watches just “Seinfeld” repeats.

The Browns aren’t the only professional football team with rights to Shedeur Sanders. 

Thirty percent of the baseball, basketball, football and hockey teams in New York have new coaches now. We’ll list this first to last in terms of longevity in the job (through Friday).