SportsPulse: Trysta Krick breaks down the never ending soap opera that is the NBA. USA TODAY Sports spotlights one rookie each week as part of our weekly Rookie Power Rankings. If you weren’t aware of the hype buzzing around Utah Jazz rookie Donovan Mitchell, consider last Friday his coming out party
The Cubs will head to Orlando looking to shore up their rotation, but they aren’t the only contenders or near-contenders who need to strike deals soon.
Winnipeg tops the standings out West, but the Predators are right there (and may be better), while the Lightning are clearly the class of the East.
Eric Bledsoe’s addition has improved Milwaukee on both ends of the court. He thinks things will only get better.
Formula One’s managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn has tipped Mercedes to extend its advantage at the front of the field next year.
Tom Brady finally passed Carson Wentz as our experts’ favorite. Russell Wilson isn’t far behind. And Case Keenum is looking like a legit contender. Here’s how the race is shaping up.
Some teams at the bottom of the standings are already turning to the future, and others are looking for measures that will get them back in the playoff race. Here are the smart short- and long-term fixes for eight struggling clubs.
Every so often we’re reminded that hockey is a game, and that sportsmanship can thrive in it. That’s what happened when 9-year-old Kaiden Whaley skated over and gave an overwhelmed opponent an impromptu goaltending clinic.
As Steelers receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster talked to reporters about his vicious block on Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict, fellow receiver Antonio Brown yelled “karma” repeatedly.
The father of UCLA guard LiAngelo Ball says he’s withdrawing his son from school so he can prepare to play in the NBA. LaVar Ball says in a TV interview his ”grand plan” is for all three sons to play for the Los Angeles Lakers. LiAngelo, along with fellow freshmen Jalen Hill and Cody Riley, have been indefinitely suspended for their participation in a shoplifting incident during the Bruins’ trip to China last month.
