Baltimore Orioles star Cedric Mullins made a leaping catch and then delivered a clutch home run to lift the team to a victory over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.
Philadelphia Phillies star Alec Bohm appeared to be unhappy with a called strike three on Sunday against the Minnesota Twins. He slammed his bat down in frustration.
Jordan Spieth was seen splitting a sandwich with a fan in the middle of the third round of the St. Jude Championship on Saturday. He finished the tournament tied for sixth.
James Harden ripped Philadelphia 76ers executive Daryl Morey, but the timing and the location were not random. Harden was in China when he made the remarks.
NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom wondered when the outrage around transgender athletes in women's sports was going to begin and made a point about the WNBA.
It may have just been a preseason game, but as Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera said, "A win is a win." He gave new owner Josh Harris the game ball to celebrate.
Los Angeles Chargers' CJ Okoye never played an organized football game in his life until Saturday night when he secured his first-ever sack, which caused the sideline to erupt.
MLB launched an investigation into "social media posts" involving Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco on Sunday. The Rays lost to the Cleveland Guardians.
New York Yankees closer Clay Holmes blew a four-run lead against the Miami Marlins, leading to ninth-inning walk-off as their season struggles continue.
Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is known to be stoic, but he came out of his shell a bit during an undercover appearance at the Boss store in the American Dream Mall.
A Native American group has put the pressure on the Washington Commanders to change its name back to the "Redskins." More than 80,000 have signed their petition.
Pau Gasol was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday night, and during his acceptance speech, he discussed his first moment meeting the late Kobe Bryant.
Arizona Cardinals star Kyler Murray faced ridicule over the weekend as he was teased for wearing what appeared to be a "sports bra." But it was much more than that.
San Antonio Spurs legendary head coach Gregg Popovich was in the middle of his Hall of Fame speech when host Ahmad Rashad thought he was done. In classic Pop fashion, he sent him away.