Since 1998, Paul Pierce has been the face of the Boston Celtics. Now, at the age of 35 and at the end of his career, the Celtics have traded Pierce. Is that right?
The news of Aaron Hernandez's arrest and murder charges place the former New England Patriots tight end at the end of a long list of troubled star athletes.
Not too long ago, the American League East was routinely called the toughest division in Major League Baseball, but in recent years other divisions stepped up and challenged for the title. But this year, the A.L. East is back in dominant form.
The Miami Heat repeated as NBA champions Thursday night, with LeBron James also repeating as series MVP. Michael Jordan, the player LeBron James is most often compared to, won six titles in his career, so James still needs four more to even out that score. Can he do it?
The San Antonio Spurs were mere minutes from an NBA title, but some big mistakes—and clutch shooting from Miami—forced a Game 7. Is that the way the NBA wants it?
So far the Stanley Cup Finals have lived up to playoff hockey's reputation for thrilling action, and the two men between the posts are leading the way with some fantastic work. Which goalie has played the best?
Two of the NHL's "original six" franchises will meet in the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 1979. The Boston Bruins, representing the Eastern Conference, will face the Western Conference-champs, the Chicago Blackhawks, with Game 1 starting at 8 p.m. EST Wednesday night.
Steroids and baseball. Unfortunately you can't talk about one without the other these days, and another performance-enhancing drug scandal is about to rock America's national pastime.
When it comes to watching sports there is nothing people like more than trying to predict the outcome, but which sport is the easiest to gaze into the crystal ball?