Author: Aria Gerson, USA TODAY

The USA winning the Women’s World Cup soccer 21 years ago was a historic moment — and not just because of the thrilling ending vs. China.

Usain Bolt revealed his baby’s name and posted photos Tuesday, on the 30th birthday of his longtime girlfriend, Kasi Bennett.

Nine FC Dallas players and one coach tested positive for COVID-19, postponing its opening game of the “MLS is Back” tournament against Vancouver.

The NWSL became the first U.S. team sports league to return amid the COVID-19 pandemic as the Courage and Thorns took the field in Utah.

A group of Olympic and Paralympic athletes wrote a letter to the IOC calling for the abolishment of Rule 50, which prevents protests at the Olympics.

On June 17, 1994, the police pursuit of O.J. Simpson overshadowed all other sports events of the day, including the NBA Finals, and the World Cup.

Nathan’s Famous will continue its annual July 4 hot dog eating contest in New York but will do so without fans in a private location.

In an interview with the New York Times, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich was critical of how the NFL has handled its players’ protests.

J.J. Watt sent a tweet Saturday seemingly dismissing a fan’s suggestion that he would refuse to kneel for the national anthem.