When the Nintendo Wii arrived in 2006, it looked less like the future of gaming and more like a toy that belonged next to a ...

NBC Sports and the MLB announced a three-year deal to broadcast games on NBC, Peacock and NBC Sports Network beginning in the ...

Game One of the World Series starts Friday, and Phil Rosenzweig — a professor, author, and part-time Block Island resident — recently came out with “One Splendid Season: Baseball and America in 1912.” ...

The 2026 baseball season will be the first for Tennessee under head coach Josh Elander. He was Tennessee's associate head coach and recruiting coordinator from 2022-25. He was also the Vols' assistant ...

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When I interviewed the N.B.A. agent Daniel Hazan last year, he warned that the legalization of sports gambling was a disaster waiting to happen. Athletes have so many opportunities to manipulate games ...

Tennessee won its first baseball national championship in program history on Monday. The Vols defeated Texas A&M, 6-5, in the series finale of the College World Series. Tennessee also won the ...

The Sun's Rob Longley and Rob Wong say although the Jays lost a devastating game 7 in the World Series they showed the baseball world their heart and soul and should attract some top free agents.

When it comes to sports betting, the horse is so far out of the barn that it’s hard to remember there once was a barn. Upon the Supreme Court in 2018 clearing the path for us to wager on the games we ...

CHEBOYGAN – Despite only being outside for a second time this spring, the Cheboygan softball team was solid in its home opener on Wednesday. After losing a 7-0 lead, the Chiefs avenged a four-run ...

October 25 - TORONTO -- One big inning and one huge blast got the Toronto Blue Jays off to a stellar start in the World Series. Now the Blue Jays will try to convert the momentum into a comfortable ...

You’re reading Fault Lines, Jay Caspian Kang’s weekly column on politics and the media. From time to time in this column, I like to look at something I wrote in the past and see if it holds up to ...