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NASCAR has issued a significant technical bulletin detailing a rules change.

The Minnesota Twins host the Baltimore Orioles in a one-off matchup originally scheduled for May 9.

Votto has a point.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff knows it takes time to make an F1 team successful.

Eight seconds was lost due to a lack of communication between the pit crew and garage.

The year's fourth major is already underway.

Brandon Marshall just offered Antonio Brown an absurd bet for each other's cars.

Cole Hamels is reasonably priced for his matchup with the Royals.

NEW YORK (AP) Brett Favre is getting into satellite radio, joining SiriusXM NFL Radio as a host.

The Latest on the PGA Championship (all times EDT): 7:55 a.m.

The final major of the year began Thursday when New York club pro Mark Brown hit the opening tee shot in the PGA Championship.

MARATHON, Fla. (AP) Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Sapp is OK after being bitten on the arm by a shark while catching lobster off the Florida Keys.

OLYMPICS

Jason Day and Jordan Spieth are at Baltusrol.

NEW YORK -- The Colorado Rockies are beginning to believe they are moving toward the cusp of playoff contention. The New York Mets are starting to run out of time to prove they are a legitimate threat to defend their National League pennant.

MINNEAPOLIS -- After playing 12 consecutive games out of the All-Star break, the Baltimore Orioles were originally due for a day off Thursday before beginning a quick three-game road trip in Toronto.

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals are both looking to steady the ship going into a four-game series that opens Thursday night at Globe Life Park.

ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Boston Red Sox are paying left-handed pitcher David Price $30 million this season, the first of a seven-year, $217 million contract. So one can imagine the angst Price's performance has caused so far this season.

CHICAGO -- Robin Ventura doesn't expect any more hoopla or controversy as Chicago White Sox left-hander Chris Sale returns to the lineup Thursday.

ATLANTA -- Two highly regarded second-year pitchers will try to turn around seasons that have started to go the wrong way when the Philadelphia Phillies play the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.