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Mark Williams doesn't believe that a failed physical exam was the reason the Los Angeles Lakers stunningly rescinded a trade that would've brought him from the Charlotte Hornets to L.A. in exchange for Dalton Knecht, Cam Reddish and draft capital earlier this month.
Alex Palou, the two-time defending IndyCar Series champion, is coming off his third championship in four years as he heads into 2025. It will be his fifth year with Chip Ganassi Racing, which a few years ago would have been a surprise after he had signed to join McLaren, sparking a legal battle that continues to this day and had Palou semi-jokingly thanking his many lawyers in his championship trophy acceptance speech.
Team USA 4 Nations Face-Off GM Bill Guerin joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the United States clinching a spot in the championship game of the tournament by beating Canada in a heated game.
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Chris Broussard breaks down Victor Wembanyama topping The Athletic player poll as the NBA's best player in five years. He discusses why Wemby is seen as the future face of the league and what sets him apart from other rising stars in the NBA.
Tee Higgins excelled in 2024 while playing under the one-year franchise tag, but the star wide receiver still might not have done enough to earn a long-term contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. With the NFL's franchise tag window now open, Higgins is expected to be tagged for a second consecutive season, according to FOX Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
The NFL salary cap will be between $277.5 million and $281.5 million for the 2025 season, rising as much as $26 million from last year.