New England Patriots quarterback is expected to be available for Monday Night's matchup against the Chicago Bears after missing the past three games with a high ankle sprain.
The New York Yankees struck out 17 times in Game 1 of the ALCS to the Houston Astros two. The 15-strikout difference between the two clubs is the largest in MLB postseason history.
The UW-Madison Police Department is investigating “multiple crimes” after the women's volleyball team contacted them over leaked "private photos" that were made public "without consent."
Deshaun Watson was issued a speeding citation after he was caught going nearly 30 mph over the speed limit, months after being traded to the Cleveland Browns.
A former youth soccer coach was sentenced to 155 years to life behind bars for the sexual assault and molestation of a child. Prosecutors said the child was particularly vulnerable.
Brooklyn Nets superstar Kyrie Irving used his time to address the Barclays Center crowd before his team's home opener to tell President Biden to bring Brittney Griner home.
Cleveland Guardians All-Star Jose Ramirez was reportedly playing through a right hand injury since mid-June that he carried with him to the postseason.
An Alabama Crimson Tide fan was fired from his job after tweeting he was "glad" a Crimson Tide receiver punched a female Tennessee fan who was celebrating the win.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is now saying he meant the team needs to "simplify things in our own mind" when he mentioned the offensive struggles Tuesday.
The Kansas City Chiefs restructured Travis Kelce's contract to free up cap space, and the Pro Bowl tight end discussed rumors the team will sign Odell Beckham Jr.
The San Diego Padres defeated their NL West rival, the Dodgers, in a best-of-5 NLDS. First baseman/outfielder Wil Myers decided to celebrate in his own special way.
Mike McDaniel said Tua Tagovailoa is eager to return to the field and is preparing as the starter this week in practice ahead of a game against Pittsburgh.