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Milwaukee took a commanding 3-0 World Series lead during the 33rd Sports Equinox.

The NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL are all in action today. We call it a "Sports Equinox."

The NFL broadcast booths are about to change dramatically.

The 76ers, Pistons and Thunder opened their seasons 1-0.

We will have a first-time World Series champion in 2026. Will it be the top-seeded Rays or top-seeded Brewers?

College football's wild Saturday fueled both sides of the CFP expansion debate.

A year after getting swept by the Dodgers in the NLCS, the Brewers returned the favor.

The Brewers are one win away from their first World Series appearance since 1982.

The ALCS is all square at 1-1 thanks to a pitching gem and a costly error.

Down 0-2, the Dodgers are considering the unfathomable: benching Shohei Ohtani.

With just three wins in 76 games against Power Four teams, the Group of Six has reached a competitive low point.

The Dodgers, Rays and Brewers punched their tickets to MLB's Final Four.

Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby, who will meet on the ice tonight, have defined hockey in the 21st century.

Jackson Chourio played the hero on Sunday, lifting the Brewers to an epic victory.

Four playoff teams are out. Eight teams remain. It's on to the Division Series.

For 61 straight days — every single day of October and November — there will be at least one NFL or college football game.

The Braves, White Sox, Yankees and Padres took Game 1 to open the MLB postseason.

As the puck drops on the 110th NHL season tonight, who are the favorites to win the Stanley Cup?

There has never been an NFL Sunday quite like the one we just saw.

Who will claim the last two playoff spots on the final weekend of the MLB regular season?

Team USA is seeking redemption at Medinah Country Club, the site of the biggest Ryder Cup collapse of all time.

The jury is still out on how much Guardian Caps actually protect the players wearing them.

Forget MVP. Cubs CF Pete Crow-Armstrong is having one of the greatest seasons we've ever seen.

Week 2 of the NFL season was defined by a trio of underdogs pulling off some pretty sizable upsets.

Turns out "The Patriot Way" doesn't work in college football.

North America's biggest sports leagues are preparing to put more pins on the map in their quests for domestic and even global domination.

What did we learn from the biggest risers and fallers in the first in-season edition of our weekly NFL power rankings?

16-year-old Cavan Sullivan is having a breakout season in MLS. Could a USMNT call-up be coming this week?

The NFL came roaring back on Sunday, with offenses leading the charge.

The Rams did not look like the anointed Super Bowl favorites in their opener.

The one-handed backhand once ruled tennis. Now it's fading away.

Here's how all 32 NFL teams stack up over the past 25 seasons.

College football kicked off with a clock controversy and a power outage.

LSU is now free to roster ex-NFL players this season. Will the Tigers actually do it?

Adam Silver came down hard on the Clippers after a year-long probe into salary cup circumvention allegations.

Do you ever read a college sports headline in 2026 and think, "How did we get here?"

22 of 30 MLB teams are within six games of a playoff spot entering the season's final month.

For the first time in 20 years, Djokovic lost in the first round of a major.

College football is back, baby! Here's a primer to get you ready.

Whether LIV Golf ultimately lives on or not, the disruption it unleashed forever changed professional golf.

At least 25% of former NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 had CTE, according to a new study.

The Brewers are the best team in baseball despite ranking dead last in home runs.

Dae'Quan Wright was on the Browns this weekend. Now he could be headed back to college.

Happy Friday! We've got a jam-packed weekend of sports ahead.

In today's edition: MLB awards races, World Team Tennis unveils new teams (exclusive), Big Numbers, "Succession" in Laker Land, PGA Tour playoffs resume, Week 2 of NFL preseason, and more.

47 years after Jerry Buss bought the Lakers, his children want to sell the family's remaining stake amid soaring valuations.

There has never been a better big league debut than the one Cardinals rookie Joshua Báez authored on Saturday.

If you build it, they will come…

The Los Angeles Lakers have been sold for the second time in nine months.