Month: January 2020

Tina Hermann and Jacqueline Loelling swept the top two spots for Germany in a women’s World Cup skeleton race on Friday

Luis Rojas began his tenure as manager of the New York Mets by thanking his famous father, Felipe Alou

Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls probably played a role in changing basketball in Europe, when they played in Paris and won a tournament 23 years ago

No. 25 Houston looks for its sixth straight win in the head-to-head series over South Florida

Former German soccer president sent hundreds to Auschwitz

It has been a while since a Super Bowl has appeared to be such a toss-up

Kentucky freshman forward Kahlil Whitney says on Twitter that his time at the school “has not gone as I had hoped” and that he will leave the No. 15 Wildcats

Perfect at home and flawed on the road, No. 17 Maryland hopes it’s found the solution to a weakness that has afflicted several Big Ten contenders

The 15-year-old tennis phenomenon has knocked off a top-5 ranked rival and might just win her first major.

Nick Caito / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Olympian Usain Bolt is officially adding to his family tree. The retired sprinter and his longtime girlfriend, Kasi Bennett, announced they’re expecting their first child together. An excited [Read More…]

Iran’s only female Olympic medalist wants to compete for Germany after defecting from her home nation

Joe Burrow. Chase Young. Tua Tagovailoa. With the declaration deadline in the rear-view, it feels like the NFL Draft’s top 5 picks are locked in.

IMSA will create a new car for its top class that will be eligible to race at the 24 Hours of Le Mans by 2022

The Minnesota Twins announced Friday that longtime first baseman Justin Morneau will be named to the exclusive club as the lone member of the Class of 2020.

Russia has swept the top three places in the women’s short program at the European figure skating championships

The clay-court Rio Open tournament in February will have the first trial of electronic technology for the surface