All news by author: Christian Arnold

Jack Draper participated in the Grand Slam competition after being out for over seven weeks due to a bone bruise in his left upper arm

Hailey Baptiste described Venus Williams’ performance in the first round of the U.S. Open as “incredibly inspiring” and is looking forward to seeing the tennis icon compete in the women’s doubles draw, which will begin later this week.

Jay Cutler is required to serve jail time as part of an agreement he reached with prosecutors to resolve his DUI case in Tennessee

Dillon Gabriel will begin the year as the Browns' backup quarterback, placing Shedeur Sanders as the third-string QB when Cleveland kicks off the season against the Bengals on September 7

Willson Contreras had an epic meltdown when he was tossed from the series opener between the Cardinals and Pirates, having to be held back by coaches.

Given a name like Diesel Dart, it's not surprising that he’s drawing attention. It also helps that he's Jaxson Dart's younger brother

Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals are close to finalizing a new contract. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that both parties were on the verge of agreeing to a $30 million deal, which would rank him among the highest-paid defensive players in the league by 2025

A chaotic scene erupted at the US Open when a photographer stepped onto the court in the middle of the match, resulting in disorder and an almost seven-minute interruption

A card featuring the autographs of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant sold for $12.932 million, breaking the earlier record of $12.6 million for a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card sold in August 2022, according to ESPN

Shohei Ohtani had a little fun with a heckler during the Dodgers' win over the Padres on Sunday.

After the Wildcats' game in Dublin on Saturday, a fight broke out involving the father and brother of Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson

Jordon Hudson seemed to be celebrating the docuseries on UNC football led by Bill Belichick, which will be available on Hulu

Pro Football Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson alleged that the NFL attempted to "set an example" with Shedeur Sanders by advising teams not to draft him last April

According to a witness statement, Jaylen Brown's father allegedly swung a knife at a man "25 times."

The Chiefs made the conscious decision to keep a May 2024 incident where shots were fired at the team’s practice facility, with one bullet going through a window in head coach Andy Reid’s office.

This time, it felt like a little bit more than “a bit of an exhibition” for Jack Draper.

Andy Reid had a bullet fired into his office window at the Chiefs' practice facility some 15 months ago, which only came to light on Wednesday.

Oswaldo Cabrera remains hopeful about returning to play for the Yankees this season

Arch Manning spent part of his Monday clearing up comments his grandfather had made a few weeks prior.

Matt Judon is set to join the Dolphins for this season, following his signing of a one-year contract on Monday

Rob Manfred sent the collective heads of baseball traditionalists everywhere spinning Sunday night when he openly discussed the idea of realignment during the ESPN broadcast of the MLB Little League Classic.

Choosing a partner for the newly designed mixed doubles event at this year's U.S. Open was an obvious decision for Madison Keys

Jannik Sinner did not look like himself and fell into an early 5-0 deficit in the first set before he retired to give Carlos Alcaraz his 22nd title.

Athletes are often requested to autograph numerous items, but on Sunday in Williamsport, Mariners star Cal Raleigh might have put his signature on one of the more unusual objects

Sophie Cunningham’s mother and sister appear to have just as many problems with the officiating as the Fever star herself does after Cunningham injured her knee