NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins wrote on Tuesday night he wished ESPN would allow him to reveal the "hood version" of himself after watching the Celtics lose t othe 76ers.
Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart talked about the decision to decline a White House invitation and made clear there were no political motives behind it.
Alica Schmidt, the German track and field star who was dubbed the "world’s sexiest athlete" just wants to "have fun" as the season gets ready to begin.
Jackson Mahomes is seeking to be able to contact multiple witnesses in his sexual assault case, according to The Kansas City Star, citing a recent court filing.
A viral video has sparked debate about intent after a softball catcher at a Texas high school was seen hitting batters in their heads on attempted throws to first base.
The Toronto Maple Leafs' quest to become the fifth team to win a series after trailing 3-0 got off to the start they needed with a Game 4 win over the Florida Panthers.
The New York Yankees again received help from a fan on the short porch Wednesday afternoon when the fan snagged a home run ball out of the grasp of an A's outfielder.
A college baseball game almost got very physical between the North Carolina Tar Heels and Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs following an emphatic post-strikeout celebration.
With Aaron Rodgers playing for the New York Jets, the Green Bay Packers are giving Jordan Love, his backup for the last three seasons, the opportunity to replace him as starter.
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval poked fun at his infamous trash talk gone wrong moment in a video posted by the Bengals announcing their Week 17 game against the Chiefs.
Making the minor leagues is a huge accomplishment, but the life of a minor league is tough. So, with a bigger goal in mind, Tony Kemp had to hit it big sooner rather than later.
Xavier University President Colleen Hanycz called out West Virginia University men's basketball coach Bob Huggins for his homophobic comments about the school's fans.
The NFL has unveiled a handful of the 272 regular-season games, and Tyreek Hill will be in the spotlight when the Dolphins travel to Germany to play his former team — the Chiefs.