The Detroit Tigers aren’t facing surprises with Jose Urena’s forearm injury, which is a good sign for Sunday’s series finale against the White Sox.
Despite a loaded lineup, the Bronx Bombers aren’t living up to their nickname this season. Is Yankee Stadium turning into a pitcher’s park?
As New York struggles to score, do we need to rethink Yankee Stadium’s reputation as a hitter’s haven?
The first two games of the series weren’t kind to the Knights, but in front of a packed crowd in Vegas is the perfect time to get their first victory.
Joel Embiid’s status for Game 1 of Philadelphia’s second-round playoff series against Atlanta is still unknown because of a cartilage tear in his knee.
Two-thirds of Major League Baseball’s 30 teams have been able to relax coronavirus protocols after four additional clubs qualified and raised the total to 20 franchises reaching 85% vaccinations for players and other on-field personnel.
Tyler Zombro, a pitcher for the Triple-A Durham Bulls, was struck in the face by a liner Thursday night. He is in stable condition at a North Carolina hospital.
Collin Morikawa finished Round 1 with the lead inDublin, Ohio, and he’s trying to regain that spot as he hits the course for Round 2.
New Jersey high school student Megha Ganne’s unexpected rise to the top of the leaderboard at the U.S. Women’s Open earned her a shout-out from the state’s governor on Friday. “New Jersey’s own Megha Ganne is on absolute fire at the #USWomensOpen,” New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy wrote on Twitter. Unlike many American teenagers, Ganne keeps a low social-media profile and said she was unaware of Murphy’s tweet until reporters told her about it.
One of the NFL’s best will stay in Seattle.
