Watch: LeBron James Sees His Son Try to Dunk in a Game for the First Time
Like father, like son ... almost.
The College Coach Who’s Impressing the Hell Out of the NFL
Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley has NFL teams making the trek to talk to him in Norman.
Hank Aaron Hints He Wouldn’t Visit White House
"There's nobody there I want to see," says Atlanta Braves great.
SI Reveals Top 10 College Football Players of 2018
Sports Illustrated goes long with a defense-heavy squad.
Baseball No Longer Has a Middle Class Thanks to Tanking
The gap between good and bad teams in MLB has never been wider.
Membership in MLB’s 3,000 Hit Club May Be Closed
With strikeouts on the rise, hitters simply aren't making contact the way they once did.
J.R. Smith’s Jersey from Game 1 of NBA Finals Sells for Five Figures
Endlessly memed, Smith's last-second gaffe helped jersey fetch $23,548 at auction.
Watch: Coutinho Scores Stoppage Time Goal To Save Brazil’s World Cup
His goal snapped a tie helping Brazil to a 2-0 victory over Costa Rica.
Michigan State President Keeps Job Despite Crass Sexual Assault Remark
John Engler said Larry Nassar abuse victim probably got a “kickback” from her lawyer.
Jameis Winston to be Suspended for Allegedly Groping Uber Driver
The Buccaneers' quarterback is set to miss the first three games of the season.
All the NBA Draft Picks and What Experts Had to Say About Them
See what six top NBA experts said about all 30 picks in the first round of the draft.
The Night Joe Louis Saved the World
Eighty years ago, the Brown Bomber prevailed in the most politicized sports event ever held.
Brett Favre Campaigning to End Youth Tackle Football
He wants legislation preventing anyone under the age of 12 from playing tackle football.
Report: ESPN Exec Complained Jemele Hill and Michael Smith’s “SportsCenter” Was “Too Black”
Their short-lived "SC6” edition of the show was reportedly also accused of being too liberal.
Film Academy Won’t Accept Oscar Winner Kobe Bryant as Member
Bryant won’t have a spot in the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.
NFL Players Respond to Trump’s Request for Pardon Suggestions
The president previously asked players to give him names of people to pardon instead of kneeling during the national anthem.