The NFL will investigate a recent domestic dispute involving Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown for which he was not arrested. “We will look into it,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed. The incident took place Jan. 17
The Detroit Pistons will send forward Stanley Johnson to the Milwaukee Bucks in return Thon Maker. The Bucks are hoping Johnson can give them some needed wing depth while the Pistons hope Maker will bolster their frontline
The Nashville Predators announced Wednesday that they have acquired veteran forward Brian Boyle from the New Jersey Devils for a second-round pick in the June NHL draft. Boyle, 34, has 13 goals and 19 points in his
Lindsey Vonn crashed in the super-G at the world championships Tuesday, straddling a gate mid-air and ending up in the safety nets. Vonn, however, got up and skied down the hill after being tended to by medical
Washington Wizards point guard John Wall suffered a ruptured Achilles and will be out for roughly 12 months before he’s able to return to basketball activities. The team announced Tuesday he will be undergoing surgery shortly. Wall was ruled out
Aaron Rodgers injured his left knee it in the first game of the year and spent the rest of the season dealing with pain and discomfort. However for now, Rodgers has decided against surgery and is taking
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was named the MVP of Super Bowl 53. The 32-year-old veteran finished with a game-high 10 catches for 141 yards, and threw in an eight-yard run in New England’s 13-3
The New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 on Sunday to capture a record-tying sixth Super Bowl title. The victory moves the Patriots into a tie of the all-time mark with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and
The Boston Bruins beat the Washington Capitals 1-0 Sunday to snap a 14-game losing streak against the defending Stanley Cup champions. Boston beat Washington for the first time since March 29, 2014, and its 14 consecutive victories
The NCAA handed one-year postseason bans and other penalties to Missouri’s football, baseball and softball programs while placing its entire athletic department on probation Thursday, after a two-year investigation revealed academic misconduct involving a former tutor. The
