Dave Flemming is used to sitting in a comfortable booth during San Francisco Giants games, but on Monday night, he was put to work for his fantasy football punishment.
The Union County Prosecutor's Office said former football player Jameer Outsey was found wounded in New Jersey over the weekend. He was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead.
As the old saying goes, "a bet is a bet," and one Los Angeles Dodgers fan took his wager seriously after he shared a special moment with superstar outfielder Mookie Betts.
Ex-NFL player Michael Oher allegedly demanded $15 million from the Tuohy family or threatened to "plant" a negative story about them, the family attorney said in a statement Tuesday.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is known for breakaway speed, but after an offseason focused on increasing that for the 2023 season, his team can see the work paid off.
Nebraska athletic director Trev Alberts does not believe conference expansion has come to an end and says the next round will be "far more disruptive."
Don Nelson left his head coaching position with the the Golden State Warriors following the 2009-10 season and purchased a home in Maui, which has been hit hard by wildfires.
Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco is under investigation in the Dominican Republic over allegations of social media posts suggesting a relationship with a minor, officials said Monday.
A Tennessee high school's football practice was briefly interrupted when a bear streaked across the field. The practice was delayed for about 15 minutes.
Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson revealed Monday that an ear infection has forced him to be a limited participant at training camp since early August.
The Indianapolis Colts named rookie Anthony Richardson the team's starting quarterback to start the 2023 season. Richardson is coming off a collegiate career at Florida.
Sage Steele revealed on Tuesday she has departed ESPN after settling her lawsuit against the company. She pointed to seeking to express her First Amendment rights "more freely."