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Caitlin Clark has a quad strain and is expected to miss at least the next two weeks of action. What does that mean for the fantasy hoops and betting prospects of Clark and her teammates? Let's explore.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will look to bounce back after their 42-point loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals, while the Timberwolves look to even the series at two apiece.
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Paul Pierce breaks down why he believes the Indiana Pacers—not the New York Knicks—should be favored in their matchup.
At the age of 56, Jo-Anne Dumont is lacing up her shoes again to play in a new basketball league for women over 50.
As Toronto Tempo begins the one-year countdown to its inaugural tip off with a weekend of celebrations, the president of Canada's first WNBA franchise said she hopes the team will draw hundreds of thousands of fans from coast to coast.
Brazilian winger Wanderson Galeno has rejoined Al-Ahli’s first team after a three-week absence due to injury, the club confirmed on Saturday.
PARIS: Rafael Nadal’s first French Open match in the tournament’s main stadium came on May 25, 2005 — a straight-set victory in the second round against Xavier Malisse. That made Nadal’s career record in the tournament 2-0, and he was just getting started on the way to what would end up as a 112-4 mark and 14 championships at Paris.On Sunday, 20 years to the day after that win, Nadal was scheduled to be back at Court Philippe-Chatrier, only instead of competing, he was going to be feted by the French tennis federation for all that he accomplished on the red clay.“Celebrating the King,” was the way the event was described on social media by the official Roland-Garros feed.