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SAN JOSE, Calif. — Lowell Hickey was relaxing by the pool in Kingston, Jamaica, snoozing after fighting the effects of jet lag.

He felt something tickling his feet, opened his eyes,and there was George Foreman, a few ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Cinderella, who elevated underdogs, cut down juggernauts, and cultivated drama, surprise, and joy within the NCAA Tournament for more than three quarters of a century, died earlier this week after a long ...Read more

When Kentucky plays Tennessee on Friday night in a Midwest Regional semifinal game at Lucas Oil Stadium, it will be the latest chapter in a roller coaster ride of UK NCAA Tournament games in Indianapolis.

A Hoosier-state ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — When the Dodgers’ Guggenheim ownership group first bought the team in 2012, one of their early hires was renowned sports architect Janet Marie Smith.

And in her first couple of months on the job, one of ...Read more

The Celtics didn’t need Jayson Tatum to steamroll the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.

With Tatum sitting out after spraining his ankle two nights earlier, Boston rode big nights from Kristaps Porzingis and Jaylen Brown...Read more

SAN FRANCISCO — Maryland and the Bay Area have a few things in common.

They’re both on the coast. They both love basketball.

And they both love seafood — especially crab. San Francisco famously boasts local ...Read more

DENVER — The Porter quarter hasn’t been worth a buffalo nickel since the All-Star break.

The Nuggets remain concerning, exhilarating and frustrating, one night playing like a parade is in their future, and the next ...Read more

DENVER — Michael Malone could have just shown the Nuggets a video of Steve Kerr’s recent postgame news conference in lieu of giving a pep talk.

It was nine days since Malone’s Nuggets had stormed into Golden State ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — The 76ers are still trudging along with their plan.

Maybe it will work. Maybe it won’t.

When it became obvious this season was indeed a disaster, the Sixers pledged to do whatever to keep their first-...Read more

NEW YORK — And then there was one.

The Knicks were already down their two top point guards entering Wednesday’s matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers, the second leg of a back-to-back following Tuesday’s victory ...Read more

NEW YORK — In a battle between two tanking teams, the Toronto Raptors took care of business Wednesday night at Barclays Center, defeating the Nets, 116-86, in a game they controlled for 48 minutes.

Brooklyn, which ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — The city of Pasadena announced the Rose Bowl is hosting men's and women's semifinal and final soccer matches as the 2028 Olympic venues list continues to take shape ahead of the Games.

Pasadena's agreement...Read more

ATLANTA — Tom Izzo is furious. Not all the time, and not as often as he once was. But he’s furious because the fight never stops.

He hates the part involving transfers and money and playing time and player agents and ...Read more

INDIANAPOLIS — All it took was 70 seconds to lose focus, to stop playing with the right intention, the right mindset, the right spirit.

All it took was 70 seconds for the Lakers to see a six-point lead turn all the way ...Read more

CHICAGO — Opening day presents a fresh start.

For the Chicago White Sox, the 2025 opener represents a chance to turn the page following a modern-day major league record 121 losses in 2024.

“There’s certain times ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — A bettor is one leg away from turning a $5 futures parlay into $168,300.

The gambler at Hard Rock Bet, which doesn’t operate in Nevada, needs Duke to win the NCAA men’s basketball tournament to cash the ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles are parting ways with their pep band, the group of musicians who serenade the stadium on Sundays and helped make “Fly, Eagles Fly” the unofficial anthem of Philadelphia. The band started in ...Read more

STORRS, Conn. – Dan Hurley turned the corner into the lobby of the Werth Basketball Center and saw a large gathering of reporters and news cameras huddled around the spot near the wall where he was meant to stand and ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Dave Dombrowski crisscrosses the country with a baseball team for six months — seven, if he’s lucky — and runs into fans of every stripe. His interactions with Detroit Tigers supporters usually go ...Read more