Mixed martial arts fighter Ben Askren, who is currently signed with UFC, announced his retirement from fighting on Monday. The reason for Askren’s retirement is his health, as his hip has been bothering him for years, and
Kyle Busch claimed his second NASCAR Cup Series title by winning the 2019 season finale at Homestead. Busch was one of three Joe Gibbs Racing entrants competing for the championship alongside Martin Truex Jr and Denny Hamlin,
Indianapolis Colts running back Marlon Mack suffered a fractured hand during Sunday’s 33-13 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, and will undergo more tests to determine whether he needs surgery and how long he will be out Mack
On Thursday the Cleveland Browns waived wide receiver Antonio Callaway, just five days after he was benched and shortly before he faces a 10-game suspension. Callaway was scratched for the Browns’ 19-16 home victory over the Buffalo
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby is expected to miss at least six weeks following surgery to repair a core muscle injury. The 32-year-old Crosby had been dealing with a sports hernia since training camp but played all
Mike Shildt of the St. Louis Cardinals and Rocco Baldelli of the Minnesota Twins each earned 2019 Manager of the Year honors. Shildt won the award for the National League and Baldelli claimed American League honors. Shildt
Major League Baseball and The Houston Astros are working together to investigate claims the team stole signs during its World Series championship 2017 season. Multiple team sources, including former Astros pitcher Mike Fiers, informed The Athletic of the team’s
The St. Louis Cardinals announced Tuesday they have re-signed veteran starting pitcher Adam Wainwright to a one-year contract. The 38-year-old Wainwright was a free agent but decided to remain with the Cardinals, the only MLB team he
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have cut cornerback Vernon Hargreaves, shortly after he was benched for perceived lack of effort. Bruce Arians benched Hargreaves in the second half of Sunday’s win over the Arizona Cardinals, saying after that Hargreaves
Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Charles Rogers died late Sunday at just 38 years old. Rogers, the second pick of the 2003 NFL draft out of Michigan State University, played for the Lions for three seasons, but
