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Aliyah Boston Falls Hard in Seattle, Leaving the Fever Without an Answer They Need

SEATTLE, July 30 -- The basketball game was going exactly right for Indiana when it stopped being about basketball. The Fever led the Seattle Storm by 17 after the first quarter at Climate Pledge Aren... Read More


Djokovic and Sabalenka Headline US Open Mixed Doubles, Topping a Star-Packed Field

New Delhi, July 30 -- NEW YORK - Three weeks after his Wimbledon campaign ended in a straight-sets semifinal loss to Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic found a way to make the U.S. Open story partly his ag... Read More


Matt Freese Says He Will Never Get Over USMNT's World Cup Loss to Belgium

New Delhi, July 30 -- SEATTLE - Three weeks after the final whistle rang through Lumen Field, Matt Freese says he still sees the 57th minute when he closes his eyes. The ball was in the air. Charles ... Read More


SEC and Big Ten Still Waiting as Senate Races to Revise College Sports Bill

WASHINGTON, July 30 -- A college quarterback's ability to earn money off his name, stay at his current school without being poached, and seek legal recourse if a deal falls through still depends on wh... Read More


Drew Allar Opens Steelers Camp With a Miss, Then Closes It With the Day's Best Throws

New Delhi, July 30 -- The throw sailed. Not by much, a hair of a miss, the kind of mechanical error that barely registers when you have thrown thousands of passes in college. Pat Freiermuth was watchi... Read More


Kyler Murray, J.J. McCarthy Split Reps as Vikings Camp Opens Without a Starter

New Delhi, July 30 -- Before the competition had a single snap to it, Kevin O'Connell sat down with each of his quarterbacks separately. He explained his vision, told each man the job was genuinely op... Read More


One Pitch Ends Curtis Mead's Red Sox Debut as Broken Wrist Forces IL Move

BOSTON, July 30 -- The 95-mph fastball found Curtis Mead's left wrist in the fourth inning of his Red Sox debut, and by Tuesday morning the answer to everything Boston had spent the weekend trying to ... Read More


Tony Romo Open Container: New Detail Puts His CBS Broadcasting Future at Risk

This week, July 30 -- Eleven years ago, the moment that made Tony Romo famous as a broadcaster arrived during a playoff game on live national television, when he studied a formation, turned to Jim Nan... Read More


WNBA Won't Rescind Caitlin Clark's Latest Technical Foul, Leaving Her One Game From Suspension

NEW YORK, July 30 -- The word "scoreboard" is going to cost Caitlin Clark a game. The WNBA confirmed Wednesday it will not rescind the technical foul Clark received during Indiana Fever's 123-88 win ... Read More


Skubal Hits 1,000 Career Strikeouts. The Ovation Felt Like a Goodbye.

DETROIT, July 30 -- The first pitch of the night ended it all and started everything at once. Taylor Ward stepped in, Tarik Skubal wound up, and the resulting strikeout was the 1,000th of his major le... Read More