A young reporter from Sports Illustrated Kids asked Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla a question about having fun. His answer got people talking.

Kid reporter asks sharp question of Boston Celtics boss Joe Mazzulla—and gets provocative response.

The celebrated comedy writer, back with season two of ‘A Man on the Inside,’ shares his constructive criticism for the town’s ...

After missing training camp and the first month of the NBA season due to sciatica, LeBron James made his season debut for the ...

Bengals QB Joe Flacco: "I think just being in Ohio, you can just tell how much football means to people in this part of the ...

Fox Sports’ Gus Johnson does not have to apologize for being a little out of control and over the top -- though he apologized for his over-the-top call of a last minute, game-winning touchdown pass ...

New York Mets superstar slugger Pete Alonso will be one of the hottest MLB free agents in this upcoming cycle. Alonso's agent Scott Boras spoke to reporters this week about where Alonso might play ...

Carlos Mendez of Arlington was a longtime Star-Telegram sports reporter who tragically died. His priorities were his family ...

Ben Stokes explains why England cannot prepare for Ashes in way has-beens did in past; captain says tourists will not take it ...

Rome Odunze’s career in Chicago has not been the smoothest journey thus far. The No. 9 pick in the 2024 NFL draft, Odunze ...

Sara Wingfield trotted to the serving line in the closing set of a best-of-5 contest against another premier program in New Jersey, Union Catholic. It was a set that was once tied at 10, but Wingfield ...

BEIRUT (AP) — Mona Ziade, who covered major events out of the Middle East during the 1980s and ’90s for The Associated Press, including the taking of Western hostages during Lebanon’s civil war and ...