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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bill Russell top the list of the greatest centers in NBA history.

Georgie Campbell, a British event rider, died after falling from her horse during a competition at the Bicton International Horse Trials on May 26.

Teammates, rivals, a former president, sports columnists and a member of the Grateful Dead are among those honoring UCLA and NBA great Bill Walton.

The athletes are excited to showcase their unique moves on the world’s biggest stage. One longtime breaker hopes the Olympic spotlight also leads to more opportunities for the sport.

Rafael Nadal didn’t announce his retirement following his first-round defeat at the French Open, but the tennis legend isn’t sure what’s next ahead of the Paris Olympics.

Laurina Oliveiros, Julieta Cruz and Lorena Benítez, all regular starters for the Argentine national team, announced their move ahead of friendlies against Costa Rica.

Jaylen Brown was named the 2024 Eastern Conference Finals MVP, winning the Larry Bird Trophy as the Celtics completed their sweep over the Indiana Pacers.

The 2009 Stanley Cup winner in Pittsburgh is back in charge of an NHL team for the first time since 2017.

The Washington Commanders say they were made aware Monday of a lawsuit filed in civil court last week against kicker Brandon McManus.

Angel Hernandez, a longtime MLB umpire with a controversial career, reportedly will retire from the league.

Former Billie Jean King Cup captain Kathy Rinaldi and current Davis Cup captain Bob Bryan will coach the U.S. tennis players at the Paris Olympics.

Jason Kelce is setting the record straight on the dynamics of his marriage with wife Kylie McDevitt Kelce.

Olympic champion Richard Carapaz claimed in various interviews that the process to earn Ecuador’s only road cycling spot in Paris favored Jhonatan Narváez.