Author: Cydney Henderson, USA TODAY

Two years after Kobe Bryant’s death, the wise words the Hall of Famer left behind still ring true. Here are nine of Bryant’s best quotes.

San Jose Barracuda forward Krystof Hrabik has been suspended for 30 games for using a racial gesture, the American Hockey League announced on Friday.

The Baltimore Ravens are parting ways with defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale after four seasons, head coach John Harbaugh announced Friday.

Pete DuPre, a World War II vet affectionally known as “Harmonica Pete” for playing the national anthem on his harmonica at sporting events, has died.

Following the Dallas Cowboys’ regular-season finale, Amari Cooper vowed his team would “do everything” to avoid getting sick ahead of the postseason.

Trinity Rodman is adding to her impressive resume: The 19-year-old has been named to the U.S. women’s national team for the first time.

LeBron James has faith that the Lakers will get hot at the right time and win big, just like Tom Brady’s Buccaneers did last NFL season.

One day after Hub Arkush declared he won’t cast NFL MVP vote for Aaron Rodgers, the sportswriter said he made a “mistake” in disclosing voting plans.

Mikal Bridges was drafted in 2018 by the Sixers, who then traded him to the Suns, ruining the dream of playing for his hometown team.

From Aaron Rodgers’ misrepresenting his vaccine status to Sha’Carri Richardson missing the Olympics, here’s the biggest sports controversies in 2021.