The Seattle Reign coach spoke about using the technology on the 'Soccerish Podcast,' saying she was just messing around in ...

The Seattle Reign coach spoke about using the technology on the 'Soccerish Podcast,' saying she was just messing around in ...

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders has long been hailed as a man of the people. So when it came to light that he owns three homes, ...

Yamamoto will start Game 6 against the Blue Jays as the Dodgers cling to hopes of back-to-back World Series championships.

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The easiest and cleanest way for the Mets to add a top-of-the-rotation starter to their staff this offseason is to turn to ...

Durango’s Riley Amos had an up-and-down first year racing in the men’s elite cross-country field in the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, so he must’ve felt good to finish on the podium at Big Sugar ...

Manager Lee Allinson is hoping Hemel Hempstead can pull off an FA Cup shock at Wigan and is leaning on father Ian, who works ...

How We Future with Lisa Kay Solomon welcomes Stanford lecturer Dan Klein for improv-inspired lessons for dealing with ...

A one-armed New Orleans softball champion named Jimmy Ruckert proves that ‘if you’re passionate about something, you find a ...

We argue about sports the way medieval scholastics argued about angels dancing on pinheads — with absolute conviction about something that seemingly doesn't matter.

Bella Villarreal, a Michigan native and trailblazing female baseball player, has made history as the first draft-eligible athlete from the state for the Women’s Professional Baseball League.