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NEW YORK, N.Y. — With the World Series decided, Major League Baseball moved into its offseason Thursday, and the calendar between now and December is packed because a\u2026
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NEW YORK, N.Y. — With the World Series decided, Major League Baseball moved into its offseason Thursday, and the calendar between now and December is packed because a\u2026

ATLANTA, Ga. — Ernie Johnson, the host who has anchored Inside the NBA since 1990, said Wednesday that the 2026-27 season will be his last at the desk.\u2026

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Phoenix’s first turn hosting the NCAA Women’s Final Four pumped $71.5 million into the Arizona economy, researchers at Arizona State’s Seidman Research Institute concluded. The\u2026

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets receiver Garrett Wilson said Wednesday that he wants to remain with the team, even as a 2-5 start and a shrinking\u2026

NEW YORK — Baseball's offseason market formally opened Thursday when the Major League Baseball Players Association declared 144 players free agents at the close of the 2026 season.\u2026

INDIANAPOLIS — College athletes who get threatened online by angry bettors have a new line of defense after the NCAA said Thursday it has signed on to the\u2026

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Jordan Love threw three touchdown passes and piled up 288 yards on Thursday night as the Packers opened Week 8 of the NFL season\u2026

PORTLAND, Ore. — Memphis rookie Cameron Boozer needed just five games to put his name in the NBA record book. The 19-year-old forward had 18 points, 12 rebounds\u2026

PHOENIX — Nolan Arenado has spent his entire big league career at third base. The Arizona Diamondbacks are now thinking about giving him some time across the diamond\u2026

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Fifty-seven years after the franchise was born, Milwaukee gets its first World Series parade on Friday. The Brewers will roll through downtown starting at 10\u2026

PHILADELPHIA — The Phillies have told catcher Garrett Stubbs he is being designated for assignment, closing out a five-season stay with the club just after the World Series\u2026

HONOLULU — June Jones, the coach whose pass-happy run-and-shoot teams rewrote record books at Hawaii and helped revive SMU, died Thursday. He was 73. The University of Hawaii,\u2026