Basketball
Angel Reese responded from two poor performances to help Atlanta force a Game 7 in the WNBA Finals
After poor performances in each of the last two games and with the season on the line, Angel Reese found her form again.
SharesCollege basketball season is here. The eligibility chaos playing out in courthouses comes with it
Todd Golden had already retained enough talent for his Florida team to be a contender for its second national championship in three years. Then came another win, this one in a courthouse allowing guard Denzel Aberdeen to join the top-ranked Gators for his fifth college season.
SharesValkyries look to clinch first WNBA title as they take a 3-2 series lead into Game 6 against Dream
The Golden State Valkyries are hoping to clinch their first WNBA championship as they take a 3-2 series lead over the Atlanta Dream into Thursday's Game 6 of the Finals.
SharesVillanova touches down in Rome for college basketball season opener and papal audience
It hit Villanova coach Kevin Willard early Thursday morning when he got off the charter flight that carried the university's men's and women's teams to Rome for Sunday's season-opening college basketball doubleheader against Notre Dame.
SharesWhat you need to know about the expanded 76-team NCAA Tournament format
March Madness is getting supersized.
SharesBill Raftery might have ‘a little kiss’ for the pope’s ring at college hoops season opener in Rome
Hold the onions. Don't mention the lingerie. But maybe "a little kiss" of the pope's ring.
SharesWNBA draft lottery set for Nov. 15, with Houston and Toronto tied for best odds at No. 1 pick
The WNBA will have its annual draft lottery on Nov. 15, with Houston and Toronto having the best chances to get the No. 1 pick and potentially JuJu Watkins.
SharesWizards’ forward Champagnie sidelined after foot surgery
Washington Wizards forward Justin Champagnie is out indefinitely after undergoing surgery Wednesday for a foot fracture, the team announced.
SharesMavericks CEO Rick Welts is retiring again and will be replaced by team president Ethan Casson
Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts is retiring for the second time, almost two years after he joined the franchise to help shepherd a new arena plan as he had done previously with the Golden State Warriors.
SharesWizards’ rookie A.J. Dybantsa makes debut against Cavaliers
The A.J. Dybantsa era began on Wednesday night.
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