Author: Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY

Two Afghan Paralympians, including one who was set to be the country’s first-ever female Paralympian, will miss the Summer Games in Tokyo.

Aaron Rodgers revealed that, at this time last season, he was preparing for a potential exit from the Green Bay Packers.

The BYU football program announced that it helped broker a deal with a sponsor to pay for the tuition of 36 walk-on football players.

The Washington Spirit suspended Richie Burke, formerly the coach of the team, pending an investigation into report that he emotionally abused players.

Las Vegas Raiders DE Carl Nassib publicly came out as gay in June. Now he says it’s a “weight off (his) shoulders” as he focuses on football.

Retired NFL fullback Anthony Sherman compared the use of differently-colored wristbands to denote COVID-19 vaccination status to racial segregation.

A medical examiner said former Columbus Blue Jackets goalie Matiss Kivlenieks died Sunday at the age of 24 after a fireworks accident.

Jonathan Toews, a 33-year-old captain for the Blackhawks, revealed it was chronic immune response syndrome that forced him to miss the 2021 season.

Not only is Shohei Ohtani shining on the mound, he will be the first player to participate in the Home Run Derby while having made a pitching start.

Olivia Moultrie, a 15-year-old soccer player, sued the National Women’s Soccer League, seeking to eliminate the enforcement of an age rule.