One year after finishing with an NBA-worst 14 wins, the Pistons went 44-38 to mark one of the biggest turnarounds in league history.

Game 82 of the season wasn’t an entirely meaningless exercise for the Islanders.

Once Alvarez’s time arrives, this major league chance likely will end for Hayden Senger — but the belief is there will be more chances to come.

Aaron Judge entered Thursday on fire at the plate, then offered a reminder he is not just an offensive force.

Suns owner Mat Ishbia had a message for Stephen A. Smith.

He sliced a four-seam fastball 338 feet and tucked it just inside the right-field foul pole.

Kadarius Toney appeared to respond to internet rumors that he was retiring, which started to surface Thursday evening.

Right through the final day of the Rangers’ terrible, horrible, no good, very bad season, the off-ice issues were a constant.

The expectation, of course, is that Chris Kreider will be traded this summer, 13 years after he made his debut during the 2012 playoffs.

Juan Soto, coming off an 0-for-5 night and with just three homers through 19 games, struggled again.

It looks like that Damian Lillard will be playing for the Bucks much earlier than anticipated.

Jeanie Buss said that secrecy was the main reason why the Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade went through.

The Rockies are shaking things up after a horrible start to the 2025 MLB season. 

The Bill Belichick-led North Carolina Tar Heels made their first big splash of the spring in the transfer portal by adding former South Alabama quarterback Gio Lopez to their quarterback room.  Lopez announced on social media that he will be headed to Chapel Hill after leading South Alabama to a 7-6 record in 2024 and...

The Islanders won’t carry nine defensemen on their roster to start next season.

Ryan Ramczyk is calling it a career after eight seasons in the NFL.

On Thursday, Aaron Rodgers “set it all straight” about his offseason, including a small glimpse into his personal life and a "serious” relationship he’s in. 

The Yankees walked into a familiar building Thursday for an unfamiliar task: playing a game that counted.

Mitchell Robinson didn’t shy away or mince words. He knows exactly what’s in store for the Knicks’ first-round series against the Pistons. 

At times Thursday night, it did not take much squinting to make it look like the Yankees and Rays were playing a Grapefruit League exhibition.