The emergence of LIV Golf has thrust the Ryder Cup into the spotlight once again, and former captains are split on what comes next.
Track and field star Chari Hawkins is on The Rush chatting with Jared about her favorite and least favorite Heptathlon events, the brilliance of record-breaking hurdler Sydney McLaughlin, how torn ligaments and a broken foot made her a better runner and her hopes to represent the U.S. at World Championships. Plus, Chari will soon unveil the mental strength program “30 Days with Chari,” where she aims to help users accelerate their mental and physical toughness.
HoopsHype's Michael Scotto reports new intel on Anfernee Simons, Gary Payton II, Kevon Looney, and Nerlens Noel. Plus, Knicks trade talks.
Several players have broken strict dress code at tennis tournament
Martellus Bennett wasn't happy with Jimmy Garoppolo in 2016, and Julian Edelman clearly wasn't either.
After a WNBA superstar used a "contract divorce" to leave Phoenix and join a rival, her ex-teammate celebrated a win by yelling, "Fuck Tina Charles!"
Leonard Fournette told a story that illustrated the power of Tom Brady.
Draymond called up an old foe after winning championship No. 4.
Texans' GM Nick Caserio received plenty of blowback for slow playing the Deshaun Watson situation, but it could be one of the greatest trades in NFL history. As our Tom E. Curran writes, Cleveland's dysfunction is New England's gain.
Three-time world champion Nelson Piquet faces a potential ban from all Formula 1 races if he fails to apologise to Lewis Hamilton over his racist outburst, Telegraph Sport understands.
Add the Stanley Cup to the list of trophies won by Stan Kroenke's teams in the last four-plus months
Warriors coach Steve Kerr didn't have time to offer input on draft options this month, but Ryan Rollins caught his eye.
Jake Fischer on Jalen Brunson: From everything I've heard, it really does sound like things have shifted, and he is more more likely than not to become a member of the Knicks as opposed to the Dallas Mavericks. Source: Spotify What's the buzz on ...
Sean Murphy had an unusual night at Yankee Stadium.
In March, the Cleveland Browns made a brash maneuver—trading a package including three first-round picks to the Houston Texans for the legally-embattled quarterback Deshaun Watson, and awarding Watson a fresh, mega contract. At the time of the deal, a Texas grand jury had just declined to indict Watson, who had been accused by dozens of women of sexual misconduct or other inappropriate behavior during massage therapy sessions. Earlier this month, Watson, who has denied any wrongdoing, settled 20 of the 24 civil lawsuits filed against him.
Chase Elliott took us all by surprise Sunday, Bubba Wallace has had it with his crew and did Kurt Busch let Chase off the hook?
John Wall – despite displeasure sitting out last season with the Rockets – secured the last ginormous payday of his career by exercising his $47,366,760 player option with Houston for next season.
One major factor remains for the Panthers and the rest of the field in a possible pursuit of Jimmy Garoppolo—and it's not about what Julian Edelman just said on a podcast.
The eve before Deshaun Watson is meeting with the NFL, news broke that the league is recommending a year suspension. Here's how Twitter reacted.
Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf is getting a chilly reception in Oregon, its first stop in the United States. This coming week, the series, which is paying enormous signing fees for players like Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson, descends on Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in tiny North Plains, nestled in the rolling hills west of Portland. Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden is speaking out against the tournament, and some members of the pricy club also are uncomfortable with the situation.