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Tarik Skubal doesn't 'sympathize' with Dodgers critics
New Dodgers pitcher Tarik Skubal said Monday he doesn't "really sympathize with people that blame the Dodgers for anything they've done," noting, "Every team could trade for me."[read more]

Inside Skubal's last two days as a Tiger
With a trade seemingly inevitable, the two-time Cy Young winner tried to keep things normal amid the chaos.[read more]

Main event final table: Han Feng surges into second as two players eliminated
Chip leader Lucas Jumalon is in control but Han Feng was the day's biggest riser going from second-shortest to second-largest stack.[read more]

WNBA Power Rankings: Fever, Aces and Dream surging
After meeting in an offensive showcase, Minnesota and Indiana rank 1-2. Las Vegas rounds out the top three.[read more]

Hard courts feel like home as Alex Eala eyes another US Open breakthrough
Alex Eala is preparing for the US Open, back on the surface that has produced many of the biggest moments of her career.[read more]

Where to watch The Ocho 2026: Date, times, events
The Ocho will celebrate its 10th anniversary in style, airing the world's quirkiest, most unconventional and obscure sports.[read more]

Buckeyes, Ducks lead off preseason coaches' poll
Ohio State starts the 2026 season as the No. 1 team in the AFCA Coaches Poll as the Big Ten tries to extend its run of college football national champions to four.[read more]

Ex-Liverpool star Salah in talks to join Trabzonspor
Mohamed Salah is in talks to sign for Trabzonspor following his exit from Liverpool, the Turkish club announced Tuesday.[read more]

'That's it': Lesnar, 10-time WWE champ, retires
Brock Lesnar, a 10-time WWE world champ and former UFC heavyweight champ, said his match at WWE SummerSlam was his last and that he's retiring from combat sports.[read more]

Sources: Indiana DL Daley returning for 5th year
Indiana star defensive lineman Stephen Daley will return to the Hoosiers for his fifth year, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.[read more]