An angry Jonathan Marchessault said the five-minute major penalty to Cody Eakin, during which San Jose erased a 3-0 deficit, "stole" Game 7 from the Knights.

With two-thirds of the Opening Day lineup shelved, the Yanks turned to lesser-known players such as Mike Ford and Thairo Estrada to carry them in Tuesday's 7-5 win over the Angels.

Nuggets guard Jamal Murray says he believes the team looks as if it's beginning to see and believe in its playoff potential after a Game 5 win put Denver on the verge of eliminating the Spurs.

Key takeaways include how the lowest-paid team has the best record and a look at who's spending the most of their revenue.

With stoppers up and down the roster, Toronto was able to shut down Orlando, but a stiffer challenge awaits in the 76ers.

Jimbo Fisher acknowledged his affection for athletic director Scott Woodward, who left for LSU last week, but said he plans on being with Texas A&M "a long time."

Speaking publicly for the first time since her civil lawsuit was filed, Kelli Tennant alleged that Luke Walton invited her up to his Los Angeles hotel room in 2014, then pinned her to the bed and forcibly kissed and groped her.

After a third straight first-round defeat, the forecast becomes cloudy for Russell Westbrook, Paul George and the Thunder.

We nearly earned two more Game 7s on Monday, but alas, Nashville's watch has ended. Plus, get ready for Leafs-Bruins and Sharks-Knights.

With a $300 million star and baseball's top prospect, San Diego is home to a team arriving ahead of schedule in the NL West.

The league's last unbeaten team finally fell when Seattle lost at LAFC, which remains the team to catch. Meanwhile, what has happened in Kansas City?

Trades, busts, deception, future Hall of Famers and a prayer about going to the Bengals -- the 1999 NFL draft had a little bit of everything. And that was just the first seven picks.

Sri Lankan cricketer Dasun Shanaka was among the many who narrowly survived the serial blasts that rocked the island on Easter Sunday morning.

Martin Brodeur, Bobby Holik and others recall one of the best goaltending performances ever: Hasek's 1994 four-OT masterpiece.