Randy Arozarena hit a tying homer off Edwin Díaz with two outs in the ninth inning, Jonny DeLuca lined a two-run triple in the 10th and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the New York Mets 7-6 on Sunday for a three-game sweep. Automatic runner José Caballero stole third as Jake Diekman (1-1) walked Ben Rortvedt leading off the bottom of the 10th.
Fantasy baseball analyst Andy Behrens offers up a fresh batch of midweek pickups to consider, led by a former Dodgers prospect.
The New York Mets were the cure for the ailing Los Angeles Dodgers.
After it took off on social media, Justin Fields officially shut down the idea that he’d be playing on special teams for the Steelers.
Rashada is suing Napier and others over a $13.8 million NIL deal gone bad.
“I think defenses can find a way to get around that.”
The move comes more than three years after Major League Baseball announced it would be elevating the Negro Leagues to major-league status.
The Houston Texas are continuing to invest in their offense around quarterback C.J. Stroud.
Why, exactly, does the NFLPA want to cut players' summer breaks short? Shelby Harris would like to know.
Stewart-Haas began in 2009 when Tony Stewart joined forces with Gene Haas.
Tanoh Kpassagnon tore his Achilles while running a drill at a team workout earlier this offseason, the Saints confirmed on Tuesday.
The Celtics opened the season as co-favorites with the Milwaukee Bucks at +400.
The NFL season will be here before we know it.
Larson never climbed into his Cup Series car after the Indy 500 thanks to the rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600.
In today's edition: The Pac-12's final out, Celtics advance to the Finals, Dallas chases NBA/NHL history, Baker's Dozen, and more.
Boston stunned the Pacers in their own gym to complete the series sweep.
D.J. Wagner is now the sixth player or recruit to follow John Calipari from Kentucky to Arkansas since he took the job in Fayetteville.
A league without a fully operational Acuña is a less interesting, less enjoyable league. His absence will be loud.
Acuña fell to the turf while running on the base paths.
Weather stoppages in Charlotte and Indianapolis spoiled Kyle Larson's ambitious Sunday plans.
The Mavericks are now just one win away from their first NBA Finals trip since 2011.
