The Golden State Warriors will visit the White House for the first time since Barack Obama's presidency, despite winning twice while former President Trump was in office.
Buffalo Bills legend Thurman Thomas hand-delivered two Super Bowl tickets to Jay Withey on Friday after he saved 24 people during last month’s deadly winter blizzard.
In an interview with The Athletic, legendary sports broadcaster Al Michaels recalled some of the lackluster games he had to call during "Thursday Night Football" this season.
Clemson fired offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter and is reported to be hiring TCU OC Garrett Riley as his replacement. The Tigers went 11-3 in 2022.
One Arizona Cardinals vet took aim at Kyler Murray's worth ethic, claiming the team "created a monster" after signing him to a $230.5 million contract extension last year, a report says.
Legendary boxer Gerrie Coetzee, who rose to fame during the height of apartheid, died Thursday after being diagnosed a week earlier with lung cancer. He was 67.
Meyers Leonard has not played an NBA game in over two years, and was suspended after using an antisemitic slur, but he will reportedly work out for the Lakers on Friday.
Lee Tinsley, 53, a former Major League Baseball outfielder and coach, passed away in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Thursday at the age of 53. He is survived by his three children.
Victor Cruz, Odell Beckham Jr. and other Giants players flew to Florida ahead of a January 2017 playoff game and posted a shirtless photo aboard a yacht with celebrities.
NFL Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher filed a lawsuit against a Houston-based hair transplant company that allegedly used his likeness without his permission.
Former Alabama Crimson Tide running back Ahmaad Galloway, who played with NFL great Shaun Alexander in college, was found dead in his apartment Monday. He was 42.
Former Boston Celtic Paul Pierce reflected on the night he was stabbed 11 times in Boston, saying the near-fatal attack "motivated me to be on the court."
It is unlike the New England Patriots to reveal their plans about anything. On Thursday, they released a statement saying Jerod Mayo will be staying with the team long term.
The conclusion of a World Cup is a natural ending point for many a player's international career. Fox News takes you through some of those retirements here.