Switch-hitting shortstop Francisco Lindor played his first six seasons of major league baseball with the former Cleveland Indians, now the Guardians. A 1st round draft pick by the Indians in 2007, Lindor made his debut with Cleveland in 2015, when he was just 21-years-old. A four-time All Star with Cleveland from 2016-2019, the Indians traded Lindor to the New York Mets on January 7, 2021.
Snoop Dogg should call more baseball games.
The Braves have struggled with injuries to key players this season, including a season-ending injury for reigning NL MVP Ronald Acuña Jr.
She swam 400 meters in 3:58.35, touching the wall to joyous cheers, and qualified for Paris 2024.
"Tank" is back in action Saturday after 14 months outside of the ring and 44 days inside of a cell.
Last year's Aces went 34-6. This year's group is 6-6.
The Detroit Lions signed kicker Jake Bates to a two-year deal. Bates played for the UFL's Michigan Panthers this season, kicking three field goals of 60-plus yards.
Albania's Nedim Bajrami surprised Italy with a goal 23 seconds in at the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament — though it didn't take long for Italy to respond
The Bengals put the franchise tag on Higgins in February.
The Red Sox traded Verdugo to the Yankees last offseason.
Next season will be the end of an era for both TNT and Charles Barkley.
Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman give an extensive breakdown of the 2024 Men's College World Series, including all the headlines surrounding each team and what to watch for, as well as give their picks for this week's The Good, The Bad and The Uggla.
MLB's recent wave of gambling scandals just got worse.
The Mavericks absolutely dominated the Celtics.
Bryson DeChambeau uses 3D-printed golf clubs ... and he's named them, too.
The Panthers are one win away from their first Stanley Cup title.
Conor McGregor's three-year layoff from the UFC is getting even longer.
Tim Johnson definitely earned that win.
The Eagles will give up nothing, but the Falcons are on the hook for a fifth-round pick and a $250K fine.
UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley balked at the notion that he used interest from the Los Angeles Lakers to get a better deal in his current position.
“There's a bit of fear that it's all ending. It's always there.”
