Rangers' Ryan Rua Avoids Arbitration With $870,000 Deal
Texas Rangers outfielder Ryan Rua has agreed to an $870,000, one-year contract to avoid salary arbitration.
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Texas Rangers outfielder Ryan Rua has agreed to an $870,000, one-year contract to avoid salary arbitration.
Jon Gruden was welcomed back for a second stint as Oakland Raiders coach with an elaborate introductory news conference.
THE NFL TODAY and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Boomer Esiason weighed in on this weekend's NFC Divisional Round matchups.
Alabama's latest group of hotshot recruits delivered on college football's biggest stage.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Cole Beasley crossed off another life goal on Tuesday when he announced that he was releasing the first song off of his upcoming album.
Mike Fisher asked the Dallas Mavericks coach if he finds himself in a difficult position after he was critical of ESPN's story about LaVar Ball.
Golden State coach Steve Kerr called LaVar Ball "the Kardashian of the NBA" on Monday night, and said he thinks the father of Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball has zero credibility.
The NFL and NFL Players Association announced Monday they plan to conduct a joint review to determine if the Panthers followed the correct concussion protocol after Newton took a hard shot from Saints defensive tackle.
Brown won 244 games in a 30-year head coaching career at four schools that featured 16 seasons and a national championship at Texas.
Tua Tagovailoa entered the game at halftime, replacing a struggling Jalen Hurts, and threw three touchdown passes to give the Crimson Tide its fifth national championship since 2009 under coach Nick Saban.
No. 4 Alabama faces No. 3 Georgia in an all-Southeastern Conference College Football Playoff national championship game Monday night.
When asked about Will McClay's future with the club, Stephen Jones said that "all indications are to me that he's wanting to remain here with the Cowboys."
With the college football season coming to an end tonight, we take a look at where some of the top collegiate quarterbacks could land next year.
Bill Belichick said that he "absolutely" intends to return as Patriots coach next season despite reports of turmoil involving himself, quarterback Tom Brady and owner Robert Kraft.
The Kansas City Chiefs shouldn't overreact to another playoff loss and either fire Andy Reid or replace Alex Smith, despite fans' despair.