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As we prepare for Floyd Mayweather's final fight, here's a look at the festivities at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas this evening.
With two home runs on Saturday, Red Sox DH David Ortiz became the 27th player in MLB history to reach 500 career home runs.
With the second weekend of college football almost behind us, let's take a look at what the Pac-12 teams did this weekend of the college football season.
April Goss has kicked an extra point for Kent State, becoming the second woman to score in a major college football game.
San Francisco's opener Monday night will mark 603 days since All-Pro linebacker NaVorro Bowman saw meaningful game action for the 49ers.
Jeremy Lin experienced some trouble while attempting to get into the Charlotte Hornets practice facility on Saturday.
Jim Harbaugh refused to make it about him. Bo Schembechler would've been proud.
Talk about going out on top: Flavia Pennetta won the U.S. Open for her first Grand Slam title at age 33, and then announced during the trophy ceremony she has decided to retire.
After Moises Alvarez, a junior at Beckman High School in Irvine, was recently diagnosed with cancer, his teammates, coaches and fellow students have rallied to help the teenager and his family.
Welington Castillo, Paul Goldschmidt and Nick Ahmed homered for the Arizona Diamondbacks, who cruised to a 12-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night.
The Los Angeles Angels parlayed a fielding error by Houston pitcher Dallas Keuchel into three unearned runs in the second inning and went on to beat the AL West-leading Astros 3-0 on Friday night, reducing their deficit to 4 1-2 games.
The 69th Annual East Los Angeles Mexican Independence Day Parade & Festival is set to be held on Sunday, September 13th.
A lawyer for O.J. Simpson said Friday they'll decide their next step after the Nevada Supreme Court rejected the imprisoned former football star's latest appeal of his 2008 kidnapping and armed robbery conviction.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. insists this is it, though he may be one of only a few who really seem to believe it.
On the night the Super Bowl champions were hoping to turn from "Deflategate" to their title defense, the Patriots instead found themselves denying new allegations of shenanigans from Steelers coach Mike Tomlin and a chorus around the NFL complaining that the headset technology seems to fail more often in New England.
