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The longtime Penguins captain is staying in Pittsburgh for the near future.
The Yankees, Guardians, Dodgers and Phillies join the postseason action beginning Saturday.
The Minnesota Twins and general manager Thad Levine announced they are parting ways after eight years.
Shaw retired in 1969, a year before the NFL-AFL merger.
The Dodgers' superstar will play in his first MLB playoff game on Saturday vs. the Padres.
Fantasy football analyst Sal Vetri offers up his inside scoop on getting in the win column in Week 5.
The Yahoo Fantasy Football crew reveals the players they have the most conviction on for Week 5.
Francona, 65, is apparently feeling better. His MLB exit was presented as a retirement amid health concerns. He went as far as saying that he didn't see himself managing again, though he left some doors open
Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon reveals his viewing guide for Week 5.
Mellusi is the team's leading rusher and has dealt with myriad injuries in his college career.
Ryan Williams is a star now for Alabama, but in the new world of college football, the Tide will need to continue to recruit him to keep him in Tuscaloosa.
The NCAA found that Pierce and another former ASU staff member violated recruitment rules during the COVID-19 dead period.
In today's edition: Three MLB sweeps, 55 straight days of football, meet women's hockey phenom Chloe Primerano, NFL mock draft, and more.
In a must-win wild-card game for Milwaukee, the 20-year-old rookie delivered the big blast to tie the game — twice.
Injuries sabotaged the Braves' plans for 2024, but almost all of their key pieces will be back next year.
Inter Miami clinched the MLS Supporters' Shield with a wild 3-2 win over Columbus. Messi scored twice, including a trademark free kick.
Breaking down New York's biggest question, best- and worst-case scenarios, and fantasy outlook.
Ewers has missed two games after suffering a strained abdomen in Week 3.
In this week's edition of Four Verts, Charles McDonald questions Miami's impotent attack, glares at the Falcons' own inoperation, and plays a lament for what we just watched at MetLife Stadium.
After a close loss to Alabama, the Bulldogs can probably sneak into the playoff with two losses. But their schedule just gets tougher.
