Tony Phillips, one of the most versatile players in baseball during his career, died of an apparent heart attack at 56, according a report.
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The 2003 document shows Manning's version of an infamous locker room act 20 years ago.
Stan Van Gundy continues to reshape the Pistons by adding depth to the roster.
The game's highest-paid defensive player says the Dolphins crushed the NFC champion Panthers when it didn't count.
The Kings fired assistant Vance Walberg on Thursday against Karl's wishes.
The promising young Okafor could be moved before Thursday's trade deadline.
The Title IX case is about a sexually hostile environment at Tennessee, a lawyer representing six women said, not one paragraph in suit.
The Heat All-Star will undergo further testing this week for a possible blood-clot issue in his leg.
The Steelers running back says Tom Brady is the only player who likes the Patriots coach.
The NFL, a multi-billion dollar industry, failed to unearth to shocking images during its investigation.
The Midsummer Classic could take place at the iconic park by 2019 if renovations go as planned.
Gehrig Dieter, ninth in the nation last season with 96 receptions at Bowling Green, will play at Alabama in 2016.
Broncos running back C.J. Anderson says Manning has nothing left to prove in football.
The Twins' former catcher and current fist baseman says hitting in sunlight was especially difficult.
The presidential hopeful compares himself to Manning as the "adult in the room."
The former Lakers star and part owner of the Dodgers wants to see Manning in a Rams uniform next season.
The Giants third-base coach and former Padres fan favorite goes off on social media haters.
The team registers several intriguing trademarks related to its new arena in Detroit.
The Knicks' Carmelo Anthony says he won't waive his no-trade clause to join a contender.
Baseball is talking with the players' union about making it safer for middle infielders turning a double play.
Johnson's ran an unreal 4.24 in the 40 at the 2008 NFL Scouting Combine. If a participant beats it this year, it could mean big bucks.
The Bills running back is expected to face charges for his role in a fight with police.
Several members of Denver's dominant defense say Carolina was rattled when it had the ball.
Peyton Manning's father, Archie, adds it's likely his son has taken his last snaps in the NFL.
The legendary NBA player could have been a billionaire.
The former Pistons center contributes to Flint's relief efforts.
The 49ers legend says his life is filled with difficulties as a result of having played football for more than two decades.
Mark Chelgren, R-Ottumwa, seeks the three state universities o be prohibited from future collaboration with Stanford's band.
Researchers looking at arrest records find NFL players are accused of violent crimes at a much lower rate than general public.
The Michigan coach wants Ann Arbor to be a hub for Brady, Jeter, Michael Jordan and others when it comes to athlete development.
The owner of Peyton Manning's former team sees No. 18 riding off into the sunset wearing Indy blue and white.
A Department of Homeland Security says everything under the sun is in place to keep the Super Bowl safe.
The former Raiders coach won't be able to attend Super Bowl festivities in the Bay area.
The Barcelona star knows an authentic fan when he sees one: the kid in the Messi jersey fashioned from a garbage bag.
The soccer superstar couldn't pass by a fallen elderly man without giving a little assistance Beckham-style.
New Jersey prospect Rashan Gary, a five-star defensive tackle, will pick between Michigan and Clemson on Wednesday.
Nate Burleson says he won't believe Megatron is retiring but did say Calvin Johnson is "tired."
Twins GM Terry Ryan said he could never forgive himself if Mauer suffered another head injury behind the plate.
Phoenix takes action after its 14th consecutive road defeat, relieving Hornacek of head coaching duties.
The Fighting Irish have Kelly under contract until 2021 with his new deal.
Pro wrestling icon Ric Flair will be Jim Harbaugh's guest of honor at Michigan's signing day event.
The controversial defensive end reportedly partied too much and wore down as they season progressed.
Williams, he first African-American quarterback to start a Super Bowl, says the Panthers have a pretty good kid as their leader.
The Heat president dismisses comments by one of the team's limited partners suggesting LeBron wanted his coach gone.
Notre Dame apparently wants a Georgia five-star receiver enough to roll its equipment truck to the youngster's home.
Tom Gores, a Flint native, is organizing a comprehensive campaign to help Flint overcome its water and economic crisis.
General manager Scot McCloughan says a franchise tag is possible, but he prefers a long-term deal for Cousins.
A basket-hanging signature Shaq slam statue will go up outside Staples Center next season.
Walt Williams, a former outfielder for the White Sox in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, died Saturday at the age of 72.
Practices, games, gym class — everything about athletics — is now a challenge for kids in the addled Michigan city.
Florida State says Erica Kinsman's lawyers would receive $700,000 of a $950,000 settlement, a figure they contend is "massively overstated."
The university's lump sum payment is reportedly the largest for a Title IX claim, USA Today reported.
The German shoe and apparel giant says it's monitoring an IAAF reform plan amid reports it plans to end a lucrative sponsorship deal.
Denver will get a boost in the secondary with starting corner Chris Harris set to play against New England.
Thaddeus Moss, a 6-4 tight end out of Charlotte, announces he'll attend N.C. State.
L.A.'s mayor says he prefers the Chargers stay in San Diego on the day the Rams announced they'd gotten 45,000 2016 season-ticket deposits.
With the outfield free-agent market thinning, Washington is considering a move for the middle-of-the-order slugger.
The Cardinals running back broke his tibia in November after rolling up more than 800 yards rushing through 11 games.
The Redskins receiver alleged improper use of his likeness against the daily fantasy sports site and filed a $5 million class action suit.
The unconventional Michigan coach takes in a World Religions class as part of his recruiting tour.
Rose is still banned from Major League Baseball but his former team will bestow the Hall of Fame honor on Charlie Hustle.
The Seahawks running back says he's willing to dig wells to help his hometown with its contaminated water crisis.
The Rockies shortstop is scheduled to stand trial April 4 in Hawaii on charges stemming from an October incident.
The Buckeyes extend their relationship with the apparel company for 15 years and $252 million.
The Seahawks running back plans to travel to Carolina for Sunday's game.
The Vikings kicker pays a visit the Minnesota elementary school whose youngsters showed remarkable kindness after a heartbreaking loss.
Kennedy, a U.S. Special Forces and Green Beret veteran, is working with the FBI after receiving terrorist threats via social media.
Foster, the franchise's all-time leader in rushing, is coming off a torn Achilles tendon that ended his season in October.
A new stadium in Inglewood won't be ready until 2019, so a return to their roots could be next for the Rams.
The legendary broadcaster visits two storied venues to call games for two different networks on the same day.
The Kentucky coach is reportedly asking for $120 million over 10 years if the Nets — or maybe Kings — want him as their coach.
Michigan State's all-time leader at quarterback plans to prepare for the scouting combine with a noted QB guru.
Michigan's coach is once again thinking outside the box with his latest reported plan for the Wolverines' spring practice.
The Buckeyes coach anticipated some players leaving his program early for the NFL, just not this many. Nine have declared.
The Bengals reported the most over three seasons with 51, while the Dolphins reported the fewest at 10.
The ticket for driving with expired license plates was issued Saturday in Ohio.
The Notre Dame linebacker was projected to be a top 10 pick in the NFL Draft.
The pending free agent leaves behind a fitting reminder of his tenure in Chicago in case there's a parting this offseason.
The world's No. 56 player might have had a down year on the links, but his car collection remains impressive.
An NCAA rule limiting the number of hours a school in session can devote to athletic activities could hurt Clemson.
The Nets will be without their starting guard after a devastating knee injury knocked Jack out for the rest of the season.
Kelly's relationship with Eagles' staffers is detailed in a report that paints their former coach as distant and aloof.
Caldwell, 17-14 in just under two seasons, recently received a vote of confidence from several promonent Lions players.
Freeman, the former Bucs quarterback who has since become a journeyman, will start for Indianapolis on Sunday with a remote chance at a playoff spot.
Rob Gronkowski's youngest brother is skipping his final season at Kansas State.
Johnny Manziel complained about concussion-like symptoms when he arrived at the Browns' facility Wednesday.
Despite a 12-35 record in three seasons, the Jaguars are sticking with Bradley as their head coach.
The Knicks forward is wounded in the leg and in stable condition, the New York Daily News reported.
Alec Morris would be eligible to play next season as a fifth-year senior transfer.
Morris' remorse on Twitter apparently isn't enough for the Suns to reinstate the suspended power forward.
The Seahawks' stagnant running game could use a boost with the return of Beast Mode.
McCarron will undergo a precautionary MRI on Tuesday, but is not expected to miss Sunday's game.
Meadowlark Lemon, the Clown Prince of basketball, played nearly 25 seasons with the Harlem Globetrotters.
Lance Moore and Eric Ebron thought it might be fun to go a little festive for the season. The NFL thought otherwise.
Zurlon Tipton, released earlier this week, is charged with criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon.
The Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Dallas legend questions the toughness of the current Cowboys.
Ravens receiver Steve Smith Sr. says the Odell Beckham Jr.-Josh Norman throwdown never should have escalated.
The Mets apparently were only interested in a short-term deal for no more than three years.
Suns forward Markieff Morris didn’t appreciate being pulled from Wednesday night’s loss to the Nuggets.
The NBA will debut a series of public service announcements aimed at stopping gun violence in American during its Christmas day games.
Lions tight end Eric Ebron was all set to swap jerseys with Julius Peppers, but thought better of it after his team lost on a Hail Mary.
The Michigan Supreme Court says the school must disclose full records to ESPN, which contain the names of athletes accused of crimes.
The Panthers defensive back, a player with a dubious reputation, says Beckham crossed a line.
The Giants defensive end says he thought he was lighting a different firecracker when it went off in his hand.
Nemessis Bates, who played at both LSU and Southern, was convicted in a 2010 murder-for-hire killing.
The Rockets point guard was arrested twice earlier this year for drinking and driving offenses.
The league prepares for the release of "Concussion" starring Will Smith, who explains what convinced him to portray Dr. Bennet Omalu.
The former Lakers and Suns head coach hopes to reverse a disastrous star by the 1-26 Sixers.
Kiel is considering applying for the NFL draft rather than returning to the Bearcats.
Burrows said he wouldn't "cross that line now" with taunts in the wake of Patrick O'Sullivan's stunning account of childhood abuse.
Fans of opposing teams are turning out in numbers a little too big to suit the Arizona Cardinals.
Will Muschamp hires former South Carolina star Marcus Lattimore, who will be serving as something of a life coach for the Gamecoacks.
Antone Exum told the St. Paul Pioneer Press he thought he could die on the field after making a tackle.
The former Houston Texans quarterback will get another chance to stick in the NFL with Baltimore after being cut for behavior issues.
The former Ohio State star will go into a reserve role with Jordan Clarkson returning from an ankle injury.
Trump Turnberry will not host the 2020 Open Championship, according to a Royal & Ancient member citing U.S. campaign remarks.
The Knicks star says he doesn't appreciate being called out by Sir Charles.
Baltimore turns to the veteran backup to face the Seattle Seahawks.
Former Tigers closer Bruce Rondon, who was sent home early by the team last season, was in the middle of an incident in Venezuela.
NCAA President Mark Emmert is frustrated with the proliferation of bowls in college football.
Bill Belichick was Lawrence Taylor's position coach with the Giants and sees the same type of greatness in J.J. Watt.
Golden State has made the rest of the NBA look like the Washington Generals this season.
Colorado adds veteran relievers who can close if needed.
Dirk Nowitzki says comparisons are more than fair and adds that Kristaps Porzingis is ahead of him at this stage of his career.
Sacramento will be without its top pick after the 7-foot center suffered a hand injury.
Paraag Marathe will be removed as team president following Super Bowl 50, reports say.
Golf's most compelling figure says he doesn't want his career to end, but the state of his health might not make it a choice.
The former Lakers' great isn't happy seeing his team mired in Western Conference irrelevance.
The Scarlet Knights made a change in leadership after a scandal-ridden 2015 football season.
Jordan Zimmermann, one of the best pitchers on the free agent market, moved to the American League with a deal in Detroit.
The minor delay was quickly fixed by the driver and the team is safely at the stadium to face the Chiefs.
The Cavaliers coach agreed to a buyout, ending his tenure at UVA, ESPN reported.
The Citrus Bowl might see a pair of former Michigan players coaching against each other.
The LSU coach admitted the last two weeks were difficult, as speculation swirled about his tenure in Baton Rouge.
The Bucks and Kings didn't exactly leave on good terms following Wednesday's game in Milwaukee.
Lewis, a basketball icon, presided over college basketball's greatest upset and most exciting team.
A representative for Oneida Indian Nation says the NFL is promoting an "ugly racial epithet."
Tigers fans express their concern about reports of Miles leaving LSU after the season.
The Hornets coach receives a contract extension, according to the Charlotte Observer.
Players for the Flint Firebirds staged a mass exodus after their is fired following a come-from-behind victory.
AD Blake James tells season ticket holders that conference officials admitted to errors that went against Miami prior to the crazy finish.
A former Weber State cornerback wants the NCAA to change its transfer rules, alleging hypocrisy when coaches change jobs.
Kareem Walker, a four-star recruit from New Jersey, could be in play for the Buckeyes' hated rival.
Coach Gary Pinkel suspends his quarterback for a second time since September.
The miracle Miami finish shouldn't have counted, according a conference statement.
Notre Dame's coach explains why he had to get into one of his assistant's face.
Dallas' star receiver has missed seven weeks with a broken right foot.
City and league officials face off with frustrated fans in St. Louis and San Diego to discuss the state of their NFL franchises.
Anthopoulos leaves Toronto after guiding the Blue Jays to the AL East crown.
Despite Hardy's sideline meltdown on Sunday, team owner Jerry Jones says the Cowboys are interested in a long-term deal.
The son of former NBA star Glen Rice was wounded in the leg during the incident.
Veteran Gary Cederstrom will be the crew chief for this year's Fall Classic.
The Eagles' All-Pro tackle suffered what the teams is calling back spasms during Philadelphia's loss to Carolina.
The former journeyman outfielder would succeed Don Mattingly as the Dodgers' manager.
The Texans defensive lineman demands justice after a childhood friend was killed by police in Florida.
Search warrant records obtained by AP indicate drug use by Lamar Odom shortly before he was found unconscious.
The 31-year-old right-hander is expected to command $150 million on the open market, according to a published report.
The Texans didn't disclose what type of ailment Watt is dealing with.
The Cavs' big man is believed to be seeking a max contract.
The 49ers legend says it's no big deal if Tom Brady doctored game balls for an advantage.
The Bills coach said he would not rule out Taylor being under center against the Bengals.
The Panthers' star linebacker is expected to play Sunday against the Seahawks after missing a few games with a concussion.
Amputation of the Giants tight end's foot is a possibility as a life-saving measure, according to a report. Fells has undergone five surgeries to combat a dangerous staph infection.
Former Dodgers manager Joe Torre will preside over the official league review.
Chase Utley's controversial takeout slide broke Ruben Tejada's leg, a play Utley feels "terrible" about but not sorry.
A co-author of "Breaking Cardinal Rules: Basketball and the Escort Queen,” says phone records link a former UL assistant to the scandal.
The Seahawks won't be able to go into Beast Mode against the Lions with their top running back sitting out with an injury.
Miami's struggling defense could be facing a shakeup after Sunday's game against the Jets in England.
Hakeem Nicks and Wes Welker are among a group of players working out Tuesday in hopes of making the Giants roster.
Evan Murray, a quarterback for Warren Hills, was injured during a game Friday and died later that night from massive internal bleeding.
The former Angels boss ends up in the same role in the same division.
The former Angels boss would end up in the same role in the same division.
The popular Red Sox announcer was honored Sunday at Fenway.
The former Lakers coach and current Knicks boss says he expects Bryant to play beyond this season.
As he challenges for the PGA Tour's postseason championship,
Sam explains why he needed a break from football after briefly playing in the CFL.
Wilson takes the high road in a volley of religious barbs between himself and Rodgers.
The Tide's backup kicker has been suspended indefinitely.
The controversial former major league pitcher is currently suspended from his baseball broadcast duties at ESPN.
Bob Bowlsby says there's a feeling among college athletes that they are becoming more like employees of schools — without the salary.
The former world-ranked tennis player said he believes Mayor Bill de Blasio will take appropriate steps to curb police abuse of power.
Commissioner Larry Scott says the conference's network is not an appropriate platform for daily fantasy games to promote their sites.
The Seahawks' offensive coordinator says criticism comes with the job.
The Irish coach says the traditional rivalry is "trending up."
The former Spartans star will be on the sideline for Saturday's showdown against the Ducks.
The former Oakland A's Cy Young winner is considering retirement at age 37.
New York's roster moves includes paring two QBs off its roster.
Cleveland trimmed its roster Saturday and not all of the roster moves were popular.
The Redskins reportedly are going with Kirk Cousins as the starter in the opener, with McCoy as their No. 2.
The Dodgers outfielder is battling a hamstring injury.
The former No. 12 overall draft pick failed to impress in Oakland.
Washington plans to keep its controversial quarterback after Saturday's round of cuts.
A group of Wolverines fans leave a $3,000 tip, even after their beloved team fell in Salt Lake City.
The former Cowboys and Hurricanes coach says Tebow's place in the NFL is not as a starting quarterback, but within a custom-fit package.
The legendary wrestler says he's devastated at being fired by the WWE.
The former Orange point guard recently suffered what a friend called a relapse of a brain tumor.
The noted UFC analyst says there's a better fight out there for the undefeated women's superstar.
The Aggies will go with sophomore Kyle Allen as their No. 1 quarterback, Kevin Sumlin announced Monday.
The NFL on Monday announced its punishment for the defensive tackle who violated its substance abuse policy.
Andrew Luck's primary receiver comes to terms on a new contract with the Colts.
