The stalled trade talks between the Celtic and Pacers for Paul George may be harder for the Pacers than it is for the Celtics.
MORE KAREEM GANTT - Page 24 of 27
Damond Powell of the IFL was flagged in an indoor football game recently for pooping out the football. You have to see this celebration.
In a comeback for the ages, Jelena Ostapenko overcame an early deficit to claim her first Grand Slam title at the 2017 French Open.
Greg McDermott may have provided Ohio State with his answer to their Head Coaching vacancy in a glaring tweet.
Jerry West is "very intrigued " about joining the Clippers next season, according to a new report out of Los Angeles.
Legendary Sports Illustrated writer Frank Deford has passed away at the age of 78.
Despite their impending move to Las Vegas, the Raiders have sold out their 2017 season tickets in Oakland.
NBA on TNT analysts Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley play a friendly game of cards during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
A sore San Antonio Spurs fan has filed a lawsuit against Zaza Pachulia and the Golden State Warriors.
Marcell Ozuna blasted a 468-foot home run against the Rays.
The LA Dodgers retired Vin Scully's microphone before their game against the hated Giants
Blake Griffin has left Game 3 with a bruised right toe.
John Wall sent a message to both the Hawks and the East that the Wizards are indeed for real, sealing Game 2 with a ferocious dunk.
Kevin Durant has been ruled out for Game 2 vs the Trail Blazers thanks to his strained left calf.
After the tragic death of his sister, the question now is whether or not Isaiah Thomas will play in Game 1 vs. the Bulls?
Celtics star Isaiah Thomas' sister was killed in a one-way crash on Saturday morning.
The NBA's general managers are looking to alter the contract buyout and wavier process, trying to promote parity and keep the rich from getting richer.
Milan Lucic is showing the Sharks that the Oilers shouldn't be looked over.
Bryan Rust opens the floodgates for the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 1 of their opening-round series against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
As the 2016-17 NBA regular season draws to a close, we count down the best individual performances. Triple-doubles and absurd scoring totals, we have it all