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The New York Knicks will raise their championship banner on NBA's opening night on Oct. 20, as they face LeBron James and his debut with the Philadelphia 76ers (7 p.m. ET), the NBA announced Tuesday.
The Dolphins will have a new-look offense in 2026 under first-year coach Jeff Hafley, who says he won't be shy about giving the ball to Miami's best player.
The Miami Hurricanes could be one of the best teams in the ACC, but that doesn't automatically make them one of the best bets. Will they be good enough to win 11 regular-season games? Will they be good enough to justify laying -135 to win the ACC? It's a no from me on both.
The NBA preseason is still more than seven weeks away, but it's never too early to examine underreported issues that could derail the league's top title contenders.
DiJonai Carrington went to Threads to claim "white privilege" following her takedown flagrant foul of Sophie Cunningham despite her intentionally clotheslining her in the face.
Joel Klatt discusses the impact of a 24-Team College Football Playoff and what that could mean for potential SEC and Big Ten Matchups.
NBA stars have once again taken center stage during a busy offseason: LeBron James and Jaylen Brown became Philadelphia 76ers, Victor Wembanyama signed a blockbuster extension with the San Antonio Spurs and Giannis Antetokounmpo joined the Miami Heat.
A Little League team from Tulsa, Oklahoma, disqualified from the Southwest Region tournament in Texas because of an ineligible player, has been granted a temporary restraining order, according to multiple reports, and will be able to play for a spot in the Little League Baseball World Series.