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Udoka was officially suspended on Thursday for the entire 2022-2023 NBA season for having a consensual relationship…
Udoka, who is Nia Long's fiancé, is facing disciplinary action for having a consensual relationship with a woman who…
Sarver announced his intentions to sell the Phoenix Suns and Mercury on Wednesday.
His family learned of his death after he went missing in Costa Rica.
The Brooklyn Nets guard claims that vaccine mandates is one of the biggest violations of human rights in history
The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback put on a clinic against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football.
WNBA Players Avoid Playing in Russia As Brittney Griner Remains Imprisoned, War in Ukraine Continues
Many of the league’s stars won’t play in the country while Brittney Griner is still wrongfully detained.
Despite the second-half meltdown against the Miami Dolphins, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback keeps setting records.
The Las Vegas Aces defeat the Connecticut Sun 78-71, to win the WNBA Finals 3-1.
The jersey patch partner of the Phoenix Suns, PayPal, said they won’t return as the team's sponsor if owner Robert…
The Brooklyn Nets guard shared a 2002 Infowars video where Jones spoke about secret societies and the New World Order
The Sun stay alive in the WNBA Finals with 105-76 victory over the Las Vegas Aces.
Former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson reportedly makes an unexpected trip to meet with officials in Moscow.
'There is no place for misogyny, sexism, and racism in any workplace,’ the Los Angeles Lakers star said.
The NBA Champion is close to signing a lifetime contract with Under Armour that could reportedly be worth more than…
The Las Vegas Aces’ 85-71 blowout over the Connecticut Sun has them one win away from the WNBA title.
With starting quarterback Dak Prescott out with a thumb injury, the former Cowboys great is all in on Cooper Rush
The Pheonix Suns and Mercury owner will serve a one-year suspension and be fined $10 million.
A record number of non-white QBs started for NFL teams during the opening week of the NFL season.
The league said the recent rise in hate crimes and gun violence were the reasons behind the decision.