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Follow live: Rams hold lead over scoreless Broncos in second half
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How the U.S. won the Presidents Cup and what it means moving forward
What were the keys to the comeback? Who stepped up when needed? And what does it all mean for the U.S. heading into next September's Ryder Cup in Ireland?[read more]
2026 WNBA playoffs: Schedule, scores for every game
The first round of the 2026 WNBA playoffs opened Sunday. Here's your one-stop shop for all the action.[read more]
Ireland skip handshakes, bow heads before win over Israel
The Republic of Ireland wore black armbands and skipped the typical prematch handshakes before securing a 3-0 victory over Israel in their contentious UEFA Nations League match Sunday.[read more]
😈 Ravens poke fun after win in Rio, topping trolls
The Baltimore Ravens followed up their last second victory over the Dallas Cowboys with a petty post.[read more]
Mariners fire manager Wilson as 'very difficult' season ends
Dan Wilson, 57, who led the Seattle Mariners to the ALCS last year, will not return as manager next year, he told reporters on Sunday, adding that "this season has been very difficult, and of course the results have not been what any of us had expected."[read more]
U.S. rallies to win 11th straight Presidents Cup
The Americans won for the 11th straight time Sunday with the most lopsided singles session in Presidents Cup history.[read more]
Harbaugh: Winston is QB1 even if Giants add another QB
Jameis Winston will remain the Giants' starting quarterback even if a quarterback is added in the coming days, coach John Harbaugh said Sunday.[read more]
Fins on RB Achane's knee injury: 'Doesn't sound very optimistic'
Dolphins running back De'Von Achane suffered a knee injury against the Chiefs and was ruled out.[read more]
S. Carolina star Stewart suspended after punching Bama player
South Carolina star edge rusher Dylan Stewart has been suspended indefinitely after he threw a punch at an Alabama player during Saturday's loss.[read more]