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The world is watching the World Cup, while most Americans couldn't care less. Here are some of the reasons why.
In the age of me over we ball, Duncan is a corrupt cliche - a winner.We judge stars by rings more than ever. The Heat didn't win; LeBron won. Kobe or Shaq won a decade ago. But when the Spurs win, Duncan is part of a greater whole, lost in a selfless, Vulcan coda.
Get to know more about United States men's national soccer team midfielder Michael Bradley.
Americans love their sports, just not soccer. With the start of the 2014 World Cup, here are 5 ways to make Americans care.
Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals is the hottest ticket in Hollywood. Fans are paying hundreds of dollars for the cheapest seats at Staples Center on Friday night.
A person with knowledge of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's legal strategy says his team of lawyers has hired four private investigation firms to dig up dirt on the NBA's former and current commissioners and its 29 owners.
Yuishi Nichimura ensured that refereeing standards at the World Cup will be a hotly debated topic from the opening match on Thursday.
Neymar gave Brazil a winning start to its home World Cup, scoring twice to lead the host nation to a 3-1 come-from-behind victory over Croatia in the opening game on Thursday.
Zack Greinke had never lost at Great American Ball Park. Todd Frazier wasn't going to give him time to settle in on the mound again.
After Tuesday's 300-plus foot throw to home by the Athletics' left fielder went viral, fans took to twitter to express who and what Yoenis Cespedes really is. Here are some of the comparisons.
Yoenis Cespedes is the name on every sports announcer's lips but what do you really know about this Cuban powerhouse center fielder with an amazing arm? Here are a few facts.
Get to know more about United States men's national soccer team member Clint Dempsey.
For all who want to watch the World Cup while cheering on their team, here are five different places to focus on big screens while downing at least a few beers while the most important "football" event of any year plays out in Brazil.
Down 3-0, the New York Rangers were finally able to hang on to defeat the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 in game 4, forcing a game 5 Friday night at Staples.
Johnny Cueto matched his career high with 12 strikeouts in six innings, and Joey Votto and Jay Bruce -- the missing core of Cincinnati's batting order much of the season -- each drove in runs Wednesday night, leading the Reds to a 5-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
