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March Madness Betting Expected to Exceed $3 Billion, Set All-Time High
An estimated 45 million people will place bets during this year's March Madness.
Tom Brady's Last TD Ball Sold for $518K Hours Before He Unretired
Football fans had bid furiously for the football used by Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady in January before he announced plans to retire.
Tom Brady Announces He'll Return for 2022 Season After All
Brady announced his retirement last month, but now said he will play this fall. Here's what he said.
Deshaun Watson Still Faces Legal Trouble After Grand Jury Doesn't Indict
Watson has been accused of sexual assault by 22 women.
MLB Won't Pay Unvaccinated Players For Canadian Games As Lockout Ends
The travel restrictions for entering Canada will impact the five teams in the American League East the greatest since the Toronto Blue Jays are in the division.
ESPN's Jeff Passan's Social Media Hacked Days After Criticizing MLB Owners
His Twitter profile picture and other information changed to promote several accounts including an NFT platform called "Skulltoons".
Ukrainian National Anthem Played Before NBA Game in Historical First
It was the first time in NBA history that an anthem other than the United States or Canadian national anthem was played before a game.
Novak Djokovic to Skip Two More Tournaments Over Vaccination Status
Novak Djokovic has said that he is not anti-vaccine but that he scrutinizes everything that goes into his body as an "elite professional athlete."
Ukrainian Paralympian Leaves Race After Her Father is Captured by Russians
19-year-old Anastasiia Laletina is one of 20 Ukrainians who traveled to China to compete in the Games amid the ongoing war with Russia.
Russian Gymnast Who Wore War Symbol on Uniform Could Lose Competition Medal
Ivan Kuliak is under investigation after wearing a Z, a pro-Russian symbol, on his gymnastics uniform at a recent competition.
Russian Gymnast Dons War Symbol on Uniform While Standing Beside Ukrainian
The white "Z" symbol has been seen painted onto Russian military equipment during the invasion of Ukraine.
Black Ex-NFL Players Have New Route to Payout in Approved Concussion Deal
The plan approved Friday could allow many former players to resubmit their claims of dementia caused by repeated head trauma from their time in the league.
Competition Bans for Russia Run From Cat Shows to Gymnastics as List Grows
The International Gymnastics Federation said on Friday that Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials would not be permitted to participate in competitions.
Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence Reinstated
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Tsarnaev's initial death sentence reversal was improperly managed due to potential juror questionnaire discrepancies.
Breathing Exercises for COVID Recovery
Coronavirus primarily impacts the lungs and some may experience lingering issues after recovering from infection. Various COVID breathing exercises, from deep belly breathing to humming, can help you recover.
Ronda Rousey Backs Alleged Shooter Cain Velasquez in Child Abuse Case
Her remarks come just days after Velasquez was arrested on Monday and charged with attempted murder over an alleged shooting in San Jose, California.
NFL Agrees to Suspend All COVID Protocols
Players and staff are no longer required to wear masks or have mandatory testing unless required by state or local laws, according to a memo from the NFL.
Roman Abramovich to Sell Chelsea, Net Proceeds Going to Ukraine War Victims
Abramovich, a Russian businessman, made the announcement on the football club's official website.
'Neutral' Russian Athletes Can Compete in Paralympics, Can't Receive Medals
The International Paralympic Committee has also suspended all events in Russia and Belarus until further notice.
Major League Baseball Lockout Leads to Canceled Games, Opening Day Delay
The delay of Opening Day would be the first labor-related cancellation of games since the opening of the 1995 season, which was shortened to 144 games.
Russia Suspended By International Tennis Federation, Adding to Sports Woes
The Russian and Belarusian tennis governing bodies were banned from "participation in ITF international team competition until further notice."
Nielsen Says 90 Percent of Americans Who Own a TV Viewed Part of Super Bowl
A new survey from Nielsen and the NFL estimates that 208 million-plus Americans watched at least part of game at home, another person's home or in public.