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The WNBA Rookie of the Year still has interest from an executive involved in Unrivaled.

The fledgling league tabs several familiar names to softball fans for its first season.

Seattle Mariners fans did not take kindly to Dave Sims, one of few African-Americans to hold his job in baseball, replacing their longtime television play-by-play voice in 2007.

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal was met with criticism from multiple WNBA stars after he made a wild suggestion to make the league more popular.

Tirico revealed that he was playing with his own pain while calling the Eagles-Rams game on "Sunday Night Football."

The late, great football legend will be played by the mercurial actor in an upcoming biopic and we're betting a crazy-delicious food concoction will be featured.

It's never too early to look toward the future, especially if your team has no chance of making a postseason run

The Cowboy Channel gets a high-profile boost.

Revenue uncertainty caused by Diamond Sports Group's bankruptcy, and the pending renegotiations of a majority of teams' broadcast rights, will take center stage in 2026.

The show that has epitomized ESPN's 'embrace debate' mantra since 2002 is getting a long hug goodbye.

The corporate cost-cutting across the cable television industry is coming for a league-owned property, once a safe harbor in the sports media business.

In a new interview, the NBA commissioner blamed the NBA's poor early-season ratings on factors very far removed from his control.