Stephen Curry becomes the 1st player in NBA history to make 4,000 3-pointers
Stephen Curry is the first player in NBA history with 4,000 3-pointers. And he did it a day before his 37th birthday.
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Realignment has the Big Ten and ACC spanning 4 US time zones, resulting in long trips — and losses
Realignment has shaken things up for college programs everywhere, yet it has been particularly grueling in the Big Ten and ACC as power conferences spanning the four U.S. time zones.
College student Jaren Barajas wins $100K for beating Damian Lillard in a 3-point shooting contest
On Sunday night with the world watching, 18-year-old Jaren Barajas somehow beat Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard in a 3-point shooting contest and won $100,000.
With all eyes on the NBA for All-Star weekend, the WNBA and the Valkyries are sharing the spotlight
With 5-year-old Chase Center under the spotlight during NBA All-Star Weekend, many eyes are also on the women’s game.
Golden State Valkyries select the Chicago Sky’s Maria Conde and 10 other players in the WNBA expansion draft
The Golden State Valkyries selected Chicago Sky forward Maria Conde and 10 other players with their picks in the WNBA expansion draft Friday.
‘See Her Be Her’ documentary shines light on the progress, challenges of women’s baseball worldwide
The women's baseball documentary premieres Sunday night on MLB Network between Games 2 and 3 of the World Series.
NBA preview: Who will win the Pacific Division? It all could come down to which veterans stay healthy.
There are a bunch of big changes in the NBA's new-look Pacific Division, one of the most closely contested for playoff spots in the powerful Western Conference.
Barry Bonds is enjoying watching the new generation of baseball ‘big boys’ put up record-setting stats
Home run king Barry Bonds is now 60 and thoroughly enjoying watching the next generation of sluggers and baseball stars.
The Athletics are the last team standing in Oakland — and after Thursday they’re leaving town like all the others
A day Oakland sports fans have long dreaded has arrived: The last major professional franchise in the East Bay is leaving town.
Oakland Coliseum employees who became familiar faces brace for what’s next as A’s move to Sacramento
Many longtime Oakland Athletics employees are still working in their 70s, 80s and even 90s because they love being part of the games and cherish the community aspect of coming...