Griner will be re-evaluated "in the coming weeks," per the Mercury.
Tom Brady signed a huge contract with the Fox network.
The Baltimore billionaire is taking steps to become the most public, accessible, front-facing owner in Major League Baseball.
Bluder coached Iowa for 24 years. She's retired at the conclusion of the Caitlin Clark era.
Vincent Goodwill is joined by Jake Fischer to recap the NBA Playoffs action from the weekend before talking with Krysten Peek about the 2024 NBA Draft.
The Detroit Lions have had a busy offseason, and that continued on Monday with the reported extension of quarterback Jared Goff.
There is more hype surrounding the WNBA than ever before, and the league and players have earned every bit of it.
With Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and others making the leap to the pros, the WNBA landscape looks a bit different this season. Will the super-teams still rule over the league or will the newcomers have an immediate impact?
Here's a look at the rookies who have stood out on each team through the first quarter of the 2024 season.
The Indiana Fever are a popular bet to win the WNBA title, as well.
Antoine Winfield Jr. has agreed to a four-year, $84.1 million deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His annual salary makes him the NFL's top-paid defensive back.
The Chiefs open up as a small favorite over the Ravens in the opener.
While it's not the best week for securing pitching services on the fantasy waiver wire, Fred Zinkie has you covered with a blueprint to maneuver the hurdles.
And with the Reds, Cardinals and Pirates tumbling, the NL Central is looking like a contest between the Cubs and Brewers
Juan Soto loves Yankees fans, especially how loud they can get during games.
James declared for the NBA Draft in April, but maintained his NCAA eligibility and entered the transfer portal.
Keselowski took advantage of late-race contact between Chris Buescher and Tyler Reddick.
Djokovic lost to World No. 29 Alejandro Tabilo at the Italian Open and said he feels like "a different player" two days after being hit with a water bottle.
The champs are back.
The Indiana Pacers crushed the New York Knicks, 121–89, in Game 4 of their second-round playoff matchup. The series is now tied 2–2 going into Tuesday's Game 5.
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