Kurkjian: July brings revenge homers, dueling grand slams and a Zack (or Zach or Zac) attack
This month’s Quirkjians prove deadline deals can come back to bite you — sometimes much sooner than you’d think.
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Yanks get Heaney from Angels for minor leaguers
The New York Yankees acquired left-handed pitcher Andrew Heaney and cash considerations from the Los Angeles Angels on Friday in exchange for minor league right-handers Janson Junk and Elvis Peguero.
Olympics 2021 live updates: World record for Caeleb Dressel, sixth individual gold for Katie Ledecky and more from Tokyo
More American medals in the pool at night. Then get up early for Team USA baseball and basketball.
Olympics 2021 live updates: World record for Dressel, KD passes Melo, USA baseball is mashing
More American medals in the pool at night. Then get up early for Team USA baseball and basketball.
Olympics 2021 updates: KD passes Melo, a new fastest woman, world record for Caeleb Dressel
More American medals in the pool at night. Then get up early for Team USA baseball and basketball.
Packers’ Rodgers on pitch count to preserve arm
The Green Bay Packers have put Aaron Rodgers on pitch count to ‘avoid wear and tear’ on the franchise quarterback’s arm, says head coach Matt LaFleur.
Djokovic denied Olympic bronze, throws racquet
Novak Djokovic lost the bronze-medal match in the Tokyo 2020 men’s singles event to Pablo Carreno Busta on Saturday before withdrawing from the mixed-doubles competition.
How USWNT beat dangerous Dutch: Naeher No. 1, Williams takes her chance
The U.S. women have taken time to show their best at the Olympics, but Friday’s dramatic QF victory had a lot of what we love about this team.
Former Jets’ Joe Namath and Winston Hill: A rose, a scotch and a Hall of Fame friendship
The quarterback cried tears of joy when he heard the left tackle he played with for 12 years would be inducted into the HOF’s Centennial Class of 2020. Here’s their story.
The history behind Texas’ and Oklahoma’s move to the SEC — and why it’s happening now
The power play by Texas and Oklahoma to leave the Big 12 for the SEC brought back lots of bad memories and hurt feelings that date all the way back to the Southwest Conference days.