No More Michael Jordan Hanes Ads, "Hitler Mustache" or Otherwise
The longtime partnership between the clothing company and Hall of Famer reportedly ended in 2021 without fanfare
The Evidence That Helped Babe Ruth's Bat Sell for $1.85 Million
After securing this proof, Babe's baseball bat went from a $400,000 piece of memorabilia to a record-breaking collector’s item
The Lionel Messi Destination Saga Continues
Where in the world will international football's greatest son end up playing next year?
The Masters Turns the LIV-PGA Feud Into More of a Cold War
Some of the verbal sniping between players who've each pledged allegiance to one of the rival leagues has calmed in light of the Masters Tournament
Are Baseball's Scouts an "Endangered Species"?
The author of a new book describes the scouting institution as under threat — and explains why that's terrible for the game
Five Under-Appreciated NYC Athletes Worth the Price of Admission
The Big Apple is never short on sports stars, but with its pro teams all doing well the city also has its share of outstanding role players that natives or visitors need to see
Mike Greenberg Starts and Ends Sports Arguments in His New Book
In "Got Your Number," the ESPN on-air personality declares which sports legends "own" the numbers one through 100
Why San Diego State Has a Great Chance to Upset UConn Tonight
The Aztecs play a team-oriented, defense-first game that the sport of basketball is sorely missing. It may bring them an NCAA title.
Did MLB Overdo It With the Speed of the Pitch Clock?
With a weekend of official games under new rules in the books, some say that the contests are actually too fast
Another Pro Athlete Steps Away From Sports Because of Anxiety
MLB pitcher Daniel Bard is leaving the Colorado Rockies to contend with mental health health struggles, of which he's had a long history
The Pitch Clock Apparently Affects Base Runners, Too
The New York Mets found out the hard way that base runners can't lollygag their way back to first
MLB and Minor Leaguer Players' Union Agree to First CBA
Long-exploited minor league baseball players will get a hefty raise among other benefits
To Play Augusta, Most Golf Fans Would Get a Masters Logo Tattoo
A new poll shows just how badly people want to tee off on the famed course
It’s MLB Opening Day. So Why Doesn’t It Feel Like It?
Our writer loves baseball, but he wonders if the new rules are turning America's pastime into a bummer
How Hideki Matsuyama Earned a Second Standing Ovation at Augusta
The celebration of the Masters' first Japanese champion did not end in 2021. It got even better last year, according to a longtime pro.
The Brooklyn Nets Disaster Keeps Getting Worse
Ben Simmons, for whom the Nets traded James Harden, has been shut down for the remainder of the season, part of a "traumatic" two years the team's GM said