Formula 1 dreams on hold, Robert Shwartzman journey now includes Indy 500 pole
INDIANAPOLIS — Robert Shwartzman can look at the first five weeks of his INDYCAR career and shake his head.
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How a reminder to play with joy changed things for Anthony Edwards
Something was off with Anthony Edwards.
Draftees get crash course in being an NFL player at NFLPA Rookie Premiere
LOS ANGELES — Tyler Shough always wanted a Joe Montana jersey. Growing up in Chandler, Ariz., Shough eyed the legendary NFL quarterback’s No. 16 hanging over his uncle’s mantle.
Jack Harvey tells young racing fans the 'smallest dreams can become true life'
This first-person essay is part of a special series leading up to the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25 on FOX in which INDYCAR drivers penned letters about what the historic race means to them. Read them all here .
Ryan Hunter-Reay has 'never smiled as big or felt as much joy' than during Indy 500
This first-person essay is part of a special series leading up to the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25 on FOX in which INDYCAR drivers penned letters about what the historic race means to them. Read them all here .
Raiders' Ashton Jeanty: OC Chip Kelly wants me to get rid of 'Halloween' stance
The Las Vegas Raiders see a star in rookie running back Ashton Jeanty, but offensive coordinator Chip Kelly wants to see the Boise State standout shine with some changes to his game, which he depicted to the running back by having him act as an on-ball defender in basketball.
College baseball Week 14: Top 25 rankings and what to watch - ESPN
We've made it to the postseason! And things are only just starting to heat up.
Manav Thakkar Stretches World No. 4, Manika Batra disappoints at Worlds
Manav Thakkar put up a spirited fight against world number four Harimoto Tomokazu before going down in the round of 64 while Manika Batra produced an ordinary showing against lower-ranked Park Gahyeon to exit the World Table Tennis Championships on Tuesday. Thakkar, ranked 48th, matched his more accomplished Japanese opponent stroke for stroke in the third and fifth game before going down 11-13, 3-11, 11-9, 6-11, 11-9, 3-11. Though he lost, Thakkar would be pleased with his performance, having outlasted Harimoto in a number of long rallies through the match. In the women's singles, 46th ranked Manika looked out of sorts against world number 130 Park from South Korea. To Park's credit, she comfortably tackled the long pimpled rubber that Manika uses on the backhand.