Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong seen ripping into teammate after scoring game-tying run
Trevor Bauer opens up on why he believes he is being blackballed by MLB.
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LeBron James hypes up Caitlin Clark as she gears up for third Fever season
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull revealed what she finds most rewarding about being teammates with superstar Caitlin Clark, and how Hull gets ready for games. (Fox News Digital / Jackson Thompson)
LIV golfer says he'll never return to the PGA Tour, reveals internal discussions, whether players were paid
PGA Tour announcer Doug Bell discusses reports that the Saudi Public Investment Fund will cease funding the LIV Golf league after the current season, jeopardizing its future. LIV Golf has incurred reported losses between $6 and $9 billion since its 2021 launch, surprising many agents and players. This significant financial shift underscores a broader reevaluation of investment priorities by Saudi Arabia.
2026 WNBA Odds: What Will Be Toronto's New Mascot?
As the WNBA season prepares to begin its 30th season, two expansion teams are gearing up to take the court in 2026: the Toronto Tempo and the Portland Fire.
California junior college athletes speak out on trans controversy that's now in the Trump admin's crosshairs
Santa Rosa Junior College volleyball player Madison Shaw spoke about how her future college sports plans were ruined when her team was caught up in a trans athlete controversy.
Wu Yize pips Shaun Murphy in last-frame decider to become world snooker champion
Wu Yize held his nerve to sink Shaun Murphy in a deciding-frame shoot-out and be crowned world snooker champion after a final for the ages at the Crucible.
Pep Guardiola vows Man City will not let up in title fight despite Everton draw
Pep Guardiola promised his Manchester City side will keep fighting in the Premier League title race against Arsenal after dropping two critical points in a dramatic 3-3 draw at Everton on Monday night.
Joao Pedro feels sorry for Chelsea fans after Forest defeat and eyes improvement
Joao Pedro admitted he felt sorry for Chelsea supporters after Monday’s 3-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest extended their desperate run.