How long will it be until American sports teams begin putting ads on their jerseys?
On the eve of his retirement, Jeff Gordon looks back at a career that redefined NASCAR
Daily competition is making the great American pastime, fantasy sports, even more immersive for fans
It’s been two decades since an NFL team called Los Angeles home. That might change soon.
It’s long been said that English soccer referees need to have a thick skin, but it’s getting to the point where they need armored personnel carriers
This year’s Baseball Hall of Fame class features two pitchers who dominated from opposite ends of the physical spectrum
With the attention spans of fans growing shorter and the games getting longer, Major League Baseball attempts to speed things up
The Monaco Grand Prix and Indianapolis 500 take place on the same day this month. Which race should you attend?
Major League Baseball has seen an influx of Cuban players in recent years. Will the U.S.’s move to normalize relations with the baseball-mad country bring even more stars stateside?
The professional U.S. soccer league is steadily gaining fans in … England?
Think the latest injury to your favorite athlete sounds as though someone invented it? You may be right.
How sports science is helping professional athletes raise their performance
With a new playoff system, college football seeks to end a tradition of convoluted, often unsuccessful attempts to award a national title
Note to LeBron James: The hero treatment doesn’t always last for athletes who return to play for their hometown teams
The stats revolution isn’t just for baseball anymore
After a high-tech salmon-catching expedition, a skeptic realizes the joys of slow fishing
Baseball pitchers throw far fewer innings and are treated much more carefully than they once were. So why are they getting hurt more than ever?
For a small band of British greenskeepers, the Tour de France’s arrival in England spells nothing but trouble
At this year’s Belmont Stakes, forget the horse and put your money on the rider
The gladiators of the U.S.’s ladies’ arm wrestling leagues say their sport is more than just a sideshow