John Wall is looking forward to seeing Drake in Toronto after the Wizards star said the rapper told him that the Raptors would sweep Washington in their playoff series.

The Raiders signed cornerback Daryl Worley, who was released by the Eagles earlier this month after he was arrested near the team facility.

A dominating performance in Monte Carlo bodes well for the "King of Clay," but it would be foolish for the field to concede the rest of the clay season.

A Bay Area reporter who covers the Golden State Warriors has been caught on tape taking a security staffer's jacket after a team practice last week in San Antonio, The Athletic reported.

What made this 13-minute movie special was not the time the antagonist hit the ball fair, but the 20 times he didn't.

Novelist and screenwriter Nick Hornby gives his take on the last days of the Arsene Wenger era.

The Cavaliers insist Stephenson's antics won't influence their focus after run-ins with the guard.

Agent Don Yee responded to speculation that his client Tom Brady won't return for the 2018 season, telling ESPN that he expects the quarterback to play for the Patriots this season.

From Jermall Charlo's KO of the year contender to Amir Khan's triumphant return, get caught up on what happened this weekend in boxing -- and what's next for many big names coming off of impressive fights.

As the most dominant club in Italy fights for its record seventh straight league title, it is also fighting the forces of time.

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner insists that Romain Grosjean's lack of points from the first three races is not a worry for the American team.

Adams might be NBA's "most interesting man," but a look behind his endearing quirks reveals a cerebral young center who's a perfect fit in OKC.

Boom! Studios looks to tell a deeper story about the nearly 30-year career of one of the most iconic characters in WWE history: The Undertaker.

After placing wagers at 200-1 (or more) for a Golden Knights championship, these fans are looking at their "joke" bets a little more seriously.