The Lakers and Celtics keep falling, while the Sixers strengthen their No. 1 seed.

Success as a player guarantees nothing as a coach, a lesson Wayne Rooney is learning and living right now at relegation-threatened Derby County.

Real Madrid's season isn't over yet, but Eden Hazard's ill-timed laughter after Real's Champions League exit has given fans a focus for their fury.

Robert Lewandowski could opt for one final Premier League challenge. Our notebook has the latest.

What was thought to be an incident in the Mets' tunnel between infielders Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil turned out to be simply a commotion caused by a rat in the dugout, according to Lindor and McNeil.

Tony La Russa all but dismissed the prospect of a reunion with just-released Angels slugger Albert Pujols Friday, saying "there is no fit here, unfortunately" for his former player to join the already-stacked White Sox roster.

Pelicans VP David Griffin called Zion Williamson's injury "avoidable," saying his franchise superstar was injured because of the way he is officiated in the paint.

Running back Kerryon Johnson, a former second-round pick of the Lions who rushed for 1,225 yards over three seasons, has been claimed off waivers by the Eagles.

Wade Miley pitched baseball's second no-hitter in three days -- and fourth already this season -- leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-0 win Friday night over the Cleveland Indians.

Willie Mays rode into Oracle Park in a white and turquoise 1956 Oldsmobile convertible, waving his cap to a cheering crowd as the San Francisco Giants celebrated his 90th birthday.

The UFC has removed Ryan Benoit from this weekend's Fight Night card after he failed to make weight and appeared severely dehydrated on the scales.

Bills GM Brandon Beane was reminded by the NFL that a team may not release a player solely due to vaccination status after his comments made during a radio interview earlier this week, a source told ESPN.

Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez and Greg Vanney seem to have the LA Galaxy on the right path again. How will they stack up against rivals LAFC?

From Joe Thornton to Rod Brind'Amour to Bill Foley to Nassau Coliseum, here's who (and what) makes the list for 2021.