Go ahead and try stopping Scottie Scheffler. 

The All-Star break ended Friday.

Baseball has a way of surprising its spectators on any given night. This was not one of them. 

The mascot could’ve gone down the route of the alleged Coldplay concer affair, but Mr. Met has owned it.

In a March social media post on X, Voit apologized for the “immature gesture in the heat of the moment” while also taking “full responsibility for what I did.”

Construction on a new enclosed stadium for the Tennessee Titans in Nashville, Tennessee, has been halted after a noose was found at the construction site.

Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu won her second WNBA 3-point contest and completed an epic Liberty sweep.

In the finals, she beat Erica Wheeler by 1.1 seconds to win the $55,000 prize.

New Orleans Pelicans’ first-round pick Derrick Queen will miss at least three months.

Chicago lost a good one.

Lee Westwood is, as a former world No. 1 and a player who’s finished in the top five of 12 major championships, a pretty good judge of talent.

Apparently ex-NFLPA head Lloyd Howell Jr.’s actions were somewhat expected for someone in his position, according to Pat McAfee.

The collegiate summer team said the "gallons of water" created a "pond in the center" of the field.

It had been nearly 20 hours since dozens of WNBA players engaged in “spirited” exchanges and debates with league officials while discussing matters pertaining to ongoing collective bargaining agreement negotiations ahead of the All-Star festivities.

One MLB skipper had an eventful outing during the All-Star break.

The Yankees opened a series against the Braves on Friday with a bullpen game while crossing their fingers that Max Fried and Cam Schlittler will both be able to pitch in their next series against the Blue Jays.

The previous 152 British Opens have produced a lot of fantastic stories over time. Never before have twin brothers been in contention to win a Claret Jug, though. 

The last 18 months have been frustrating. They have tested Bryce Hopkins’ patience. 

New York City FC goalkeeper Matt Freese joked that he doesn’t consider himself the smartest guy in the world, even though he graduated from Harvard with a degree in economics. And no, there’s no special formula he’s been using to explain the success he’s been having this season.  Freese had already been having a good...

Banks received a brutal 50.9 overall grade from Pro Football Focus last year.