How U.S. women's basketball jelled ahead of Olympics
After a loss to Team WNBA at the All-Star Game, Team USA found its rhythm again in one key practice.
Reese: 'Everybody wants' ASG pairing with Clark
Rookies Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will put aside their rivalry to join forces on Team WNBA in the league's All-Star Game against the United States women's national team.
Ex-Panthers exec Wilson faces domestic charges
Former NFL safety and Panthers executive Adrian Wilson was arrested on three domestic violence charges in Arizona.
Healthy Kyler 'locked in' after late start in 2023
After missing last offseason due to injury, Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said he can already see the differences being in the second year of a new system.
Fanatics files lawsuit against Cards WR Harrison Jr.
Fanatics filed a lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. on Saturday for breaching a contract the receiver signed with the retailer in May 2023, and in the suit, the company said he has refused to fulfill his obligations of the deal.
What is the Fanatics lawsuit against Marvin Harrison Jr.? Why hasn't he signed a licensing deal? Here's what we know
Breaking down the agreements that have impacted the early days of the Arizona rookie's NFL career and what we know about the Fanatics lawsuit against him.
How following Hall of Fame father's 'different route' prepared Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr. for NFL grind
Marvin Harrison Sr. and the No. 4 pick's decision to skip the NFL combine and his pro day was a calculated one.
Canadian Edey: U.S. NIL law 'needs to change'
Purdue's Canadian center Zach Edey says he has "lost out on a lot of money" because of a United States NIL law that prevents him from profiting.
Free agent Griner agrees to return to Mercury
A league source told ESPN's Josh Weinfuss that Griner signed a one-year deal that the Mercury will officially announce next week.
Self: Thoughts were on next season amid KU slide
Kansas coach Bill Self said he wasn't surprised by the Jayhawks' early exit from the NCAA tournament, as injuries left them with just eight healthy scholarship players.