What happens to Seahawks, Trail Blazers following owner Paul Allen’s death?
While a succession plan appears to be in place in Seattle, the Blazers' situation is murkier.
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The Cleveland Indians' season is over - and so is mascot Chief Wahoo’s 71-year run
Chief Wahoo, the mascot of the Cleveland Indians, expired late Monday after his namesake baseball team was eliminated from the American League Division Series, swept in three games by the defending World Series champion Houston Astros.
In today’s MLB, especially in the playoffs, the fifth inning is the new seventh
Pitching staffs are designed to cover the second half of games with a parade of flamethrowing relievers, rather than relying on so-called aces and workhorses to carry a lead into the late innings.
Tiger Woods caps off amazing comeback with a win
Woods delivered the perfect ending to his amazing return from four back surgeries on Sunday with a performance that felt like the old days.
U.S. woman pedals a bike 184 mph, smashing record held by men for more than 100 years
Denise Mueller-Korenek rode a custom machine capable of propelling the bike forward 128 feet with each revolution of the pedal.
Eliud Kipchoge sets world record in Berlin marathon win
Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge smashed the marathon world record, winning the Berlin race in 2 hours, 1 minute, 39 seconds on Sunday.
Humboldt Broncos return to ice 5 months after bus crash killed 10 teammates and 6 others
In a game televised commercial-free in Canada and the United States, the Broncos lost 2-1 to the Nipawin Hawks, the team they were travelling to face the night of the April crash with a tractor-trailer.
At U.S. Open, power of Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka is overshadowed by an umpire’s power play
In a final taut with drama, a clash of two champions is spoiled by an umpire’s chauvinism.
Williams argues with chair umpire; Osaka wins US Open final
Serena Williams was penalized a game for calling the chair umpire a thief during an extended argument as the U.S. Open women’s final descended into chaosbefore Naomi Osaka wrapped up her first Grand Slam title.
Kaepernick has new deal with Nike though he’s not in NFL
The controversial former quarterback also posted a Nike ad featuring his face and wrote: “Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. #JustDoIt”
He spent his whole life working toward one goal: the big leagues. Then, it rained.
What happens when a pitcher chases a major league shot his entire life, then, when it finally arrives, the opportunity is drowned, never to resurface?
France wins 2nd World Cup title, beats Croatia 4-2
Kylian Mbappe and France put on a thrilling show in winning the World Cup title. All Russian President Vladimir Putin might remember is the Pussy Riot protest.
Serena Williams has her greatest, most hard-won title: Champion of women
Williams is becoming a social messenger and an influencer on the level of a Billie Jean King, an ascent made clear during her run to the Wimbledon final at 36, after a childbirth ordeal that almost killed her.
LA-Bron: James agrees to 4-year contract with Lakers
The NBA’s best player announced Sunday night that he has agreed to a four-year, $154 million contract with the Lakers, joining one of the league’s most storied franchises and switching conferences to try and dethrone the Golden State Warriors and grow his own legacy.
2026 World Cup is awarded to North America
The alliance of United States, Mexico and Canada was awarded the 2026 World Cup by FIFA Wednesday morning, bringing the premier event in international sports back to the U.S. after a 32-year absence.
Justify wins the Triple Crown
Justify joins Seattle Slew as the only two undefeated horses to win the Triple Crown.
Capitals, and Washington, celebrate a Stanley Cup victory decades in the making
The most storied trophy in sports is going to Washington courtesy of a pair of Russian scoring machines, a journeyman-turned-hero, an unflappable goaltender and a supporting cast that confronted a season's worth of challenges with careers' worth of determination.
The house doesn’t always win: Las Vegas may lose millions on the home team
One sportsbook owner listed the city's new hockey team as 250-to-1 long shots to win the Stanley Cup in their first year of existence. The true odds before the season, he said, should've been closer to 2,500 to 1.