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NBA Hall of Famer and two-time NBA champion Isiah Thomas hung up on an ESPN radio show Wednesday because he didn't like the photo the network used for him.

Blake Snell allowed a home run to Pete Alonso, whose six homers lead the majors. But had it not been for PitchCom or the new rules, it may have been a different result.

Jon Rahm described the week leading up to his first Masters win as "demanding," but that's not stopping him from showing up for fans at the RBC Heritage this week.

Aaron Rodgers may not know which team he will play for in 2023 but he knows who he's supporting for president, a challenger to President Biden.

New York Giants star running back Saquon Barkley does not intend to sign his franchise tag in time to be eligible for the start of offseason program on Monday, according to reports.

Philadelphia Phillies fans stood in long lines to take advantage of the $1 hot dog night, but things took a turn when the a massive food fight broke out in the stands.

SF State president Lynn Mahoney wrote a letter to the campus community, calling Riley Gaines' speech for Save Women's Sports "deeply traumatic" to the trans and LGBTQ+ community.

Cleveland Browns defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey is facing a misdemeanor assault charge after allegedly causing "bodily injury" to a woman he was dating, according to court records.

Raymond Sawada, a former NHL player who became a firefighter in his hometown of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, died Monday of a heart attack while playing hockey.

Florida Gulf Coast outfielder Brian Ellis reached base safely for the 102nd consecutive game Tuesday, setting an unofficial NCAA record.

Larry Vanover, the second base umpire from Wednesday's Yankees-Guardians contest, had to leave the game after taking a throw to the head.

Aaron Boone was tossed from the New York Yankees' game against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday after his reaction to a controversial overturned call from umpires.

A young Maple Leafs fan got a chance to meet his two "heroes" after traveling from Toronto to Florida Tuesday after finding out his favorite players were sitting out.

ESPN pundit Chris "Mad Dog" Russo is not buying the Tampa Bay Rays as World Series contenders despite their 11-0 start, as he is not impressed with Tampa Bay's opponents.

Brooks Koepka seemingly called out Patrick Cantlay for his pace at the Masters, but the eight-time PGA Tour winner said Tuesday that the group ahead of him also played slow.

Richard Jefferson eviscerated Paul Pierece's credentials after the Hall of Famer called him overrated in an interview. But Jefferson later deleted the video.

As MLB games have sped up due to the pitch clock, some ballparks are experimenting with extending alcohol sales through the eighth inning.

NCAA championship swimmer Riley Gaines was accused of spreading violence when she spoke at San Francisco State University as protesters caused a chaotic incident.

San Diego Padres star Juan Soto made clear that they're not worried about the Los Angeles Dodgers but instead the NL West rival should be worried about them.

ESPN personality Mike Greenberg ripped the political discourse in the United States and said sports debates are usually ascending conversations and not as heated.