Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic is back in the U.S. and ready to take on the tournaments ahead of the looming US Open. He said he has "zero regrets" about the past.
Super Bowl champion Sony Michel, who recently retired from the NFL, had to refute a report on X that he had died in Florida. He called the rumor "fake news."
The Tennessee family that claimed to have adopted ex-NFL player Michael Oher spoke out after Oher filed a petition to end the conservatorship on Monday.
The New York Jets and running back Dalvin Cook are finally together after all, with the Pro Bowler joining Gang Green on a one-year pact reportedly worth up to $8.6 million.
Riley Gaines, an advocate for women's sports, bashed Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau amid controversy created by a trans athlete who set Canadian powerlifting records.
Former Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria didn't hold back his thoughts on Derek Jeter's time as the team's co-owner and CEO, saying he "destroyed the ballpark" among other grievances.
The New England Patriots have signed Ezekiel Elliott to a one-year deal as the veteran running back finally found his new home in the NFL after being cut from the Dallas Cowboys.
After James Harden called out 76ers executive Daryl Morey, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski described the All-Star as "disgruntled," which caused Kyrie Irving to back up his former teammate.
Justin Verlander, who was dealt away from the New York Mets, allegedly had a 'diva' personality while in Queens that didn't sit well with Max Scherzer.
Peyton Manning is headed back to school. He will join the University of Tennessee's College of Communication and Information as a professor of practice.
Two-time LPGA Tour winner Charley Hull reportedly called climate protesters that disrupted the 2023 AIG Women's Open a "bunch of idiots" after they stormed the course on the 17th hole.
