Auto racing lost an endearing personality on Sunday afternoon. Dan Wheldon, the British driver who won two Indianapolis 500 titles – including this year’s race – died in a horrific 15-car wreck during the last event of the …
Get those juiced goats off the field, please.
After a seven-hour meeting on Monday, the NBA and its players union could not agree to a labor deal, forcing commissioner David Stern to cancel the first two weeks of the regular season, which was scheduled to tip off on November 1.
Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, who died at his home on Saturday morning at 82, was never beloved outside of Raider nation.
When Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Jose Valverde whiffed Alex Rodriguez late Thursday night, ending Game 5 of the American League Division Series, the Yankees Stadium boos never seemed louder. And A-Rod never seemed smaller.
“Are You Ready For Some Football?” is no more.
If you’re a baseball fan who enjoys nothing more than the New York Yankees falling on their faces in October, tonight has the potential to be special.
TIME’s Sean Gregory breaks down the lessons from football’s fourth week.
If baseball’s postseason is anything like the last night of the regular season, we’re in for one hell of an October.
After his messy divorce from former caddie Steve Williams, Tiger Woods has a new man on the bag.
TIME’s Sean Gregory breaks down the lessons from football’s third week.
He’s one of the top pass defenders in the NFL. He’s also one of top philanthropists in sports. Here’s what didn’t make it into this week’s magazine.
