Claressa Shields Talks Christina Hammer & Career
Claressa Shields previews her fight with Christina Hammer, which could be the biggest fight in the history of women's boxing.
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Claressa Shields previews her fight with Christina Hammer, which could be the biggest fight in the history of women's boxing.
Scott Sanderson, the right-hander who helped the Chicago Cubs make two playoff appearances and was a member of four postseason teams during a 19-year career, died Thursday. He was 62.
The Minnesota Twins have postponed their series opener against the Detroit Tigers because of wintry weather, opting for a doubleheader next month.
Leonys Martin capped a successful return to Detroit with another fine day at the plate.
First on the tee Thursday morning are Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, with nine green jackets between them, hitting an honorary tee shot in a tradition that dates to 1963. The Masters is all about tradition.
A Michigan State University student is speaking publicly a year after filing a lawsuit against the school alleging that three former men's basketball players raped her in 2015.
The Detroit Pistons knew a victory Wednesday night would guarantee them a playoff spot. And, from the opening tip, they left no doubt that was going to happen.
The drama of the regular season went all the way to the very end of the regular season, with seven of the eight first-round playoff matchups not being clinched until the final night was in the books — the last three of them, out West, going down to literally the final moments.
Bauer allowed home runs to Goodrum and Hicks, who powered Detroit over the Cleveland Indians 4-1 Wednesday for the Tigers' sixth win in seven games.
Masters favorite Rory McIlroy takes another shot at a career grand slam, with Dustin Johnson, Tiger Woods and others all set for Augusta.
Colton Herta hasn't won since he was 18, so he's eager for another taste of success.
Appalled by so many empty seats at Bristol Motor Speedway, Clint Bowyer did some digging and learned what race fans have known for more than a decade.
Magic Johnson abruptly quit as the Los Angeles Lakers' president of basketball operations Tuesday night.
Murray, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Oklahoma, could be selected No. 1 overall by the Arizona Cardinals. Bosa, a defensive end from Ohio State, also is expected to be a top-three pick.
Now down three key players in the season's early going, the Cleveland Indians reclaimed their usual spot at the top of the AL Central on Tuesday.