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NBA Rank top 10 is here: SGA, Jokic or Wemby at No. 1?
Our countdown of the NBA's top 100 players hits its grand finale.[read more]
Meet Cam Achord: The Packers' secret special teams weapon
Part old-school coach, part Gen Z analytics savant, Achord is "just a ball of energy" as he aims to fix Green Bay's special teams unit.[read more]
'Ugh,' a lefty QB: Why the NFL has struggled with southpaw quarterbacks, and the one team leaning into it
With Michael Penix Jr. starting Thursday and Tua Tagovailoa on the roster, the Falcons enter a rare NFL realm.[read more]
White Sox clinch AL playoff berth after 324 losses over past 3 seasons
The White Sox became the first team to follow consecutive 100-loss seasons by reaching the playoffs, clinching at least an AL Wild Card berth with win No. 82 this year.[read more]
⚾ MLB Power Rankings: Where playoff contenders, hopefuls stand
The final days of the 2026 regular season are upon us -- and a number of races are coming down to the wire.[read more]
Presti: Not expecting OKC downturn despite offseason departures
Oklahoma City GM Sam Presti said the Thunder could be as good as past teams despite key offseason departures.[read more]
Alford to retire after final season with Nevada
Steve Alford is ending a 36-year coaching career that also included stops at Iowa, New Mexico and UCLA.[read more]
Penguins' Kuzmenko taking leave after father killed by bear on fishing trip
Penguins' forward Andrei Kuzmenko is taking a leave of absence from the team after his father, Alexander, was killed by a bear while fishing in Russia on Tuesday.[read more]
Darnold aiming for Sunday return after briefly fearing for football future
Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold was limited Wednesday as he returned to practice after missing most of the first two games because of a glute injury.[read more]
Bob Pettit, NBA's first MVP and a 'true giant of the game,' dies at 93
Bob Pettit, who was named an All-Star in each of his 11 NBA seasons and was one of the greatest scorers and rebounders in league history, died, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame said Thursday.[read more]