LeBron James has a message to the NFL as it competes for eyeballs on Christmas Day.

Christmas Day came with a Beyoncé performance that was befitting of a Super Bowl halftime show.

Lamar Jackson played Santa Claus on Wednesday night.

Travis Kelce's Christmas Day came with plenty of presents and some stocking stuffers to boot.

Olivia "Livvy" Dunne is taking a real plunge into the holidays, cold weather be damned.

Curt Cignetti came into Friday's College Football Playoff opener with confidence and a brash attitude that his Indiana team could beat anyone. But that attitude didn't translate into play-calling, at least late in the game.

You never know what you're going to see on the football field, and Thursday night's Chargers-Broncos was no different.

Aaron Rodgers, doing his weekly hit with the Pat McAfee on Tuesday, said anyone who criticizes him should at least give their "vax status."

Igor Shesterkin's Saturday afternoon in net at Madison Square Garden was cut short.

In what's been a first half to forget for the 76ers, their biggest star suffered yet another injury blow.

There's something about "Thursday Night Football" and ridiculous catches this season.

Trae Young doesn't seem like he'll be losing his enemy No. 1 status at Madison Square Garden anytime soon.

Bill Belichick already has one familiar face joining him in Chapel Hill.

The Guardians expressed their sympathy in a statement on social media, writing about his importance to the Cleveland franchise that he played with for eight years over two stints.

Tyler O'Neill is leaving Boston but staying in the American League East.

Timothée Chalamet didn't think twice and was more than alright on Saturday's edition of "College GameDay" on ESPN.

Things got heated at Ford Field on Thursday night. And that was before the game even started.

The Juan Soto sweepstakes are getting down to the wire, and one team wants to ensure it has a chance to land the top prize of the offseason.

Al-Shaair, in a not-so-subtle social media post, said he's now ready to be the "villain."

The Soto sweepstakes has been a conversation in just about every corner of the sports media world, and that includes ESPN's top debate show.