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New York staged a furious comeback to beat the Spurs 124-113 in the NBA Cup final. Here's how Brunson, Anunoby, and a relentless fourth quarter ended a half-century drought.
Record attendance, billion-dollar TV deals, and sold-out stadiums. 2025 is the year women's sports stopped being an afterthought.
For the first time ever, international players outnumber Americans on opening-night NBA rosters, and five of the league's top 10 are from Europe.
Hormones fluctuate across the menstrual cycle, affecting strength, recovery, and performance. Here's how to optimize training.
Messi's move to MLS wasn't just a signing, it was a $1 billion economic impact that transformed American soccer in six months.
Across every major sport, home teams are winning less than ever, and sports scientists think they know why.
Cricket has 2.5 billion fans worldwide, generates billions in revenue, and is finally coming to America, ready or not.
LeBron joined MJ and Tiger in the billionaire athlete club, but his path there looks totally different, and it's the future of sports money.
CTE research is getting scarier, parents are pulling kids from tackle football, and the NFL is quietly panicking.
The fastest-growing sport in America is attracting Tom Brady, LeBron James, and hundreds of millions in investment, but can it last?
Legalized sports betting was supposed to be harmless fun, but addiction rates are surging, and young men are getting crushed.
Saudi Arabia is spending $200 billion to host, and basically buy, the World Cup, and FIFA's not even pretending to hide it.