Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard, Sue Bird, 'Redeem Team' among Basketball Hall of Fame finalists
Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard are one step closer to going into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
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Fans to watch Enyinba, Rivers clash free
The management of Enyimba International FC of Aba, has said the gate would be thrown open to fans in the club’s match day 24 against visiting Rivers United.
Title IX complaint filed against RIT for rostering trans athlete Sadie Schreiner
'The Sage Steele Show' host weighs in on President Donald Trump's rapid signing of executive orders on 'Hannity.'
Amid brewing political tensions, Canada, U.S. set for next chapter in heated rivalry at 4 Nations
Connor McDavid was hanging out with buddies from his Toronto minor hockey team.
Ichiro Suzuki to donate personal collection to Hall of Fame - ESPN
Ichiro Suzuki plans to do more than just be inducted into the Hall of Fame this July. He also intends to donate his entire personal collection to the museum in Cooperstown, New York.
Congo asks NBA, F1, soccer teams to end Rwanda deals - ESPN
The Democratic Republic of Congo is calling on the NBA, Formula 1 and major international soccer clubs to end multimillion-dollar deals with Rwanda's autocratic government.
"India Is Ready To Host 2036 Olympics": Home Minister Amit Shah Dials Affirmation Call
The closing ceremony of the 38th National Games began here on Friday with home minister Amit Shah as its guest of honour asserting that the country is well on track to host a successful Olympics in 2036. Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president PT Usha declared the Games closed before handing over the flag to Conrad Sangma, chief minister of Meghalaya, the state that will host the next edition of the Games. "I can say it today that India has a very bright future in sports. We are ready to host the Olympics in 2036," Shah said in his address referring to India's bid to host the Olympics in 2036 that is still in early stages.
Judge dismisses claims of defamation by ex-Cardinals executive - ESPN
A federal judge in district court in Arizona on Thursday dismissed claims of defamation by former Cardinals executive Terry McDonough, his wife and daughter against the team, its law firm and public relations firm.