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PSG handled Bayern Munich with ease in Wednesday's semifinal second leg, and now have a shot at a second straight UEFA Champions League. Can Arsenal realistically stop them?
In the first year of sanctioned OHSAA flag football competition, these Cincinnati teams have the best shot to reach Canton and win a state title.
According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, the Milwaukee Bucks will monitor Jaylen Brown's situation in Boston
When defensive lineman Calais Campbell heard from Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta this offseason, it didn't come as a great surprise to the veteran.
Barcelona have a number of situations to resolve before the summer transfer window opens at the start of July, and one of those relates to their backup goalkeeper. Wojciech Szczesny currently holds th...
For the second consecutive year, the Kentucky Derby winner will not run in the Preakness Stakes.
Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour figures the NHL has the best officials in the world. Brind'Amour has backed the idea of using more replay reviews to look not just at penalty calls but everything going on in those testier-with-every-round scrums. Not everyone agrees with Brind'Amour when
SportsLine NHL analyst Scott Erskine gives his thoughts on who to back in Wednesday's Stanley Cup Playoff games
WASHINGTON D.C. — It seemed unlikely when Joe Ryan walked off the Target Field mound in the first inning on Sunday with elbow soreness that he would be available to make his next start. But Ryan immediately had imaging taken that did not show any structural damage, and everything has felt good since