New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has announced his retirement. The three-time Super Bowl champion — whose 79 receiving touchdowns ranks third all-time at the position — made his decision public Sunday in a post on
Gabe Kalscheur scored 24 points to lead 10th-seeded Minnesota to an 86-76 victory over seventh-seeded Louisville on Thursday in the first round of the East Region at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. The Gophers (22-13)
Ichiro Suzuki, the legendary Japanese outfielder who played most of his MLB career for the Seattle Mariners, announced his retirement Thursday night. The 45 year-old Suzuki played his final game Thursday at the Tokyo Dome, where Seattle
The NBA announced Wednesday that the NBA Summer League will add International Teams to their Summer League in 2019. The Chinese and Croatian national teams will join all 30 NBA teams in participating in the league, which
T.J. Dillashaw has voluntarily relinquished his UFC bantamweight championship after he was notified of an “adverse finding in a test taken for my last fight.” The 33-year-old Dillashaw announced the news on his Instagram account. He dropped
According to multiple sources, the Los Angeles Angels are finalizing a 12-year, $430 million contract extension with MVP centerfielder Mike Trout. The deal would be the largest in professional sports history. Trout, 27, would receive an average
Pitcher Clayton Kershaw won’t start for the Los Angeles Dodgers on opening day because of the sore shoulder that’s slowed him at spring training, ending the left-hander’s streak of pitching on eight straight openers. Kershaw dealt with
Former NFL player Haloti Ngata announced his retirement from the NFL in an Instgram post that showed him standing atop Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa holding a banner that read, “I am retiring from the NFL on top.”
Duke is back on top of the final regular season Associated Press Top 25 college basketball poll. The Blue Devils will sweep with an ACC Tournament title and No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Duke earned
Yankees center fielder Aaron Hicks, who injured his back while taking batting practice on March 1st, will not be ready for opening day. New York manager Aaron Boone didn’t rule out Hicks returning during the second week
