It's almost impossible to go a day without seeing or hearing about sport. Walk around any city or town and you will almost always catch a glimpse of people playing sports in teams or participating ...

A woman says she is annoyed that her husband won't play sports with their 7-year-old son. She detailed her frustrations on a popular community site, where a number of people suggested she just ...

Ronald Araujo is one of many Barcelona players who have already left for international duty this summer.Upon his arrival at the Uruguayan camp, the defensive star talked about the 2024/25 campaign ...

Recreational athletes flocked to accessible and safely distanced sports. Leaders in golf and tennis — both of which have had massive public investment — want to sustain their pandemic booms.

Prime Video’s docuseries Shiny Happy People is returning for season 2, but the acclaimed docuseries is moving away from 19 Kids and Counting ’s Duggar family for its subject matter. The ...

After receiving three different suspensions from the Miami Heat, Butler said he was just happy to play basketball again: "For myself, I'm just so happy to be playing basketball again, honestly.

Venus Williams spoke with PEOPLE at the Flag Football for Change: DOVE x Sports Legends Venus Williams and Steve Young event in Las Vegas, ahead of Super Bowl 2024, where she discussed how playing ...

Did watching the Olympics inspire you to get out and play sport? Perhaps the gold-medal-winning effort of our men’s K4 kayaking team inspired you to take to the water. Or maybe Anna Meares ...

Findings from a recent study suggest that playing organized sports during childhood can have long-term benefits on character in adulthood.

"People came to see him play" - Oscar Robertson once explained how Wilt Chamberlain ‘saved the NBA’ originally appeared on Basketball Network. When discussing the most captivating, must-watch ...

Happy Gilmore lives at last: Landon Gilmore's nickname is "Happy," and he has committed to playing college golf at Ball State University.

There’s nothing new about our modern obsession with playing and watching sports – they were popular in ancient Greek and Roman times too.