Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass' apology for sharing a video that appeared to endorse the Bud Light and Target boycotts did not sit well on social media.
On Tuesday, Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles doubled down on his stance on the QB situation, saying the team will continue to evaluate the position before naming a starter.
Blake Treinen was the latest Los Angeles Dodger to disapprove of the organization's decision to reinvite the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to their Pride Night event on June 16.
Jimmy Butler was so confident the Heat would be playing in the NBA Finals, he offered Coco Gauff tickets to the championship round before the postseason even started.
Seattle Mariners star Teoscar Hernandez had a potential home run robbed by New York Yankees All-Star Aaron Judge and asked him why he had to do it. Judge's response was hilarious.
Alabama's Nick Saban is the highest-paid coach in college football, and he did not shy away from sharing his opinion about the compensation model for athletes.
Delaney Irving had no idea when she entered the annual cheese rolling race in Gloucester that she would walk away a winner. She also had no idea until after she regained consciousness.
A recent report claims some officials inside the Cardinals organization were “upset" with DeAndre Hopkins sitting out the final two weeks despite being healthy enough to play.
Brazilian Thiago Seybolt Wild is ranked just 172nd and was playing only his second match in the main draw of any major tournament entering his matchup against star Daniil Medvedev.
Novak Djokovic's first-round win at the French Open Monday came with controversy after the Serbian tennis pro wrote a political message about the recent violence in Kosovo.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd said his team would have defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game if he had stayed healthy.
Notre Dame senior lacrosse player Pat Kavanagh battled through a hamstring injury during the national championship win on Memorial Day. His reason why is as patriotic as it gets.
Blue Jays reliever Anthony Bass issued an apology Tuesday after posting a video to his social media that supported the boycotts of Target and Bud Light.