Author: Jordan Mendoza, USA TODAY

The two-way star not only leads MLB in home runs, but he’s on a similar pace as Aaron Judge was when he broke the AL record in 2022.

In a letter obtained by The Washington Post, sports staffers said The New York Times’ merge with The Athletic could shut down its section.

The USMNT is moving on in the Concacaf Gold Cup, as it looks to defend its title, continuing with a quarterfinal matchup against Canada.

After a three-year hiatus, the Homeless World Cup returns with it set in California, allowing people to play soccer and move forward in life.

The former UConn starts announced they will launch a new league in the U.S. to help players stay in the country during the WNBA offseason.

It will be the fourth time Kobe Bryant will be the cover star of the popular basketball video game, with him last appearing on NBA 2K21.

John Berylson, the 70-year-old owner of the Millwall Football Club, lost control of his vehicle and rolled into a ravine in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

Santa Clara police are asking the public to help identify two people involved in a stabbing during Sunday’s match.

Green Bay Packers CEO Mark Murphy said Joshua Shaw died as the stadium is undergoing renovations with new and wider video boards being installed.

The University of Florida said it is looking for an architect to take on the project of renovating its over 90-year-old stadium.