Experienced Blackhawks lead field of Cup contenders out West
The Chicago Blackhawks have been here so many times before. They're 16 postseason wins away from a fourth Stanley Cup title in eight years, and their veteran core knows it...
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Alex Ovechkin on NHL skipping Olympics: “I don’t care, I just go”
Alex Ovechkin isn't budging. Jonathan Toews is preparing for a possible showdown with owners. Justin Faulk is just plain angry that the NHL pulled the plug on the Olympics.
Lexi Thompson gets 4-stroke penalty, loses late major lead
Lexi Thompson received a four-stroke penalty with six holes to play in the final round of the ANA Inspiration on Sunday for making an incorrect ball placement one day earlier.
MLB commissioner: WBC tournament had major success, has bright future
Even before the United States took the field to face Puerto Rico for the World Baseball Classic championship on Wednesday night, Rob Manfred was confident that this sometimes troubled tournament...
U.S. edges Japan, advances to World Baseball Classic championship game
Luke Gregerson's final strike breezed past Nobuhiro Matsuda, and the rain-drenched American players celebrated on the field while a soaked crowd roared through the evening mist.
Kyrie gets 46, but Cavaliers barely beat Lakers, 125-120
LOS ANGELES (AP) 鈥� Most of the basketball world booed when the Cleveland Cavaliers rested their three best players on Saturday.
Tyron Woodley edges Stephen Thompson, keeps belt in dull fight at UFC 209
Although the sequel had nowhere near the drama of the original, both fights ended with Tyron Woodley's hands on the UFC welterweight belt.
Title bouts highlight fight fan-friendly UFC 209 card
While the UFC waits for its mainstream stars to return to the octagon, the promotion has booked a UFC 209 card that appeals directly to its serious fight fans.
Los Angeles Chargers place franchise tag on Melvin Ingram
The Los Angeles Chargers placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on outside linebacker Melvin Ingram on Monday night.
Magic Johnson in charge of Lakers basketball ops as L.A. fires Mitch Kupchak
The Los Angeles Lakers have fired general manager Mitch Kupchak and put Magic Johnson in charge of basketball operations in a major shake-up of the struggling franchise's front office.