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The 2023 AL Cy Young winner felt elbow discomfort in Spring Training and will undergo Tommy John Surgery on Tuesday.

A veteran of 421 MLB games over 11 seasons with six clubs, Pride tells his inspiring tale in a new autobiography.

Golden State Warriors superstar guard Stephen Curry will help Davidson men’s and women’s basketball players navigate the new college sports landscape.

Five teams made the NCAA tournament over the weekend, but one squad didn’t need to do anything after a conference semifinal win.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed longtime star linebacker Lavonte David for a 14th season.

The Florida Panthers made five trades before the NHL trade deadline, which concluded on Friday.

Having played professional baseball in South Korea, Mexico, and in the MLB, Xavier Scruggs Brings a wealth of knowledge to The Leadoff Spot.

Todd Monken said the quarterback has unique traits such as his field vision and his ability to escape pressure.

The Cowboys owner said the team has no major gaps to address, and even if it did, free agency wouldn’t be the solution.

Slay left the door open to a return with Philly, or the Detroit Lions, who drafted him.

Lockett ranks second in Seahawks’ franchise history in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns.

‘When the trade happened, my mind was flipping through all the memories like a scrapbook,’ the wide receiver said.

The Milwaukee Bucks’ superstar, 30, is the sixth-youngest player in NBA history to reach 20,000 points.

The Los Angeles Chargers released star defensive end Joey Bosa on Wednesday, and his mother has one simple request.

After playing, coaching, and managing in the minor leagues, in 2023 Stephen Morales joined the Pittsburgh Pirates as an assistant coach and interpreter.

The Super Bowl-winning quarterback remains with L.A. after contract adjustments.

The 3-year extension makes Crosby the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL.

The former Patriots coach has two spring practices with North Carolina under his belt, and he’s yelling at anyone he wants.

Tyler Lockett is second on the team in career receptions, yards, and touchdowns.

The sixth-year wideout said he is expecting to draw a lot of interest from teams for his deep threat ability in a class loaded with older, slower veterans.