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DENVER — Now this gives new meaning to a coffee break: Chase Burns signing his new $105 million, seven-year contract was momentarily delayed when a cup of java was spilled on the paperwork.
Chicago Cubs World Series champion Anthony Rizzo reflects on 10 years since breaking the team's 108-year title drought while giving back to the Windy City community.
Bryson DeChambeau animatedly pleaded his case, but rules officials said he improved his lie at the Open Championship, penalizing him two strokes. (This video contains AI-assisted content.)
Joel Klatt revealed his way-too-early top 10 for 2026. He explained why the Indiana Hoosiers landed on this list, and why they will be on the top end of college football again after winning the national championship with Curt Cignetti at the helm.
Host of 'The Sage Steele Show' Sage Steele asserts the WNBA is mishandling generational talent Caitlin Clark. Steele critiques the league's consistently poor officiating, which has led to numerous uncalled fouls against Clark and other players this season. She stresses that this continued neglect risks losing the WNBA's growing fanbase.
Riley Gaines addresses the controversy surrounding WNBA star Caitlin Clark, asserting that concerns for Clark stem from her exceptional talent, not her race or sexuality. Gaines suggests jealousy from other players is fueling the on-court abuse and the league's 'self-imploding' nature. She questions the double standards applied to different athletes.
Mark Twain once said that the two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.
NEW YORK, July 18 : Julen Lopetegui knows what it is to see Argentina picked apart by Spain's passing carousel, but the former Spain manager says Sunday's World Cup final will be no nostalgic rerun of a friendly thrashing in Madrid.