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Kawhi, PG spoke all season: 'No surprise' he left
Kawhi Leonard said he spoke with Paul George all season about his contract negotiations and that it was "no surprise" that George left in free agency.
Caitlin Clark, Shohei Ohtani and more -- Vote for the 2024 ESPYS winners
Vote today and decide which athletes and teams go home with an ESPY.
Sleepers, busts and breakouts for 2024
Which players will surprise, disappoint or make a big jump this fantasy season? Our analysts give their picks.
England, Netherlands need their star strikers to start delivering
England and Netherlands have elite forwards in Harry Kane and Memphis Depay, but neither has made a mark at Euro 2024. That needs to change.
How Kobbie Mainoo can be England's Frenkie de Jong
Mainoo has established himself as a key part of England's midfield, but he'll face a big test against Netherlands.
Lionel Scaloni has turned Argentina into a well-oiled, winning machine
Argentina entered the Copa América with nothing left to prove. Yet Lionel Scaloni's men are in the final once again, hungry as ever for more silverware.
On this day 25 years ago: The USWNT won the 1999 World Cup and changed soccer forever
The 25th anniversary of the USWNT's victory in the 1999 Women's World Cup demonstrates how far women's soccer has come.
Transfer Talk: Man Utd weighing up Toney, Calvert-Lewin moves
Ivan Toney and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are both on the radar of Manchester United, according to reports.
Morata suffers 'knock' in clash with security guard
Spain striker Álvaro Morata had a scare when a stadium security guard accidently slammed into his right leg after his team beat France in the European Championship semifinals on Tuesday.
Giants tried to sell Saquon on being a legend in latest episode of "Hard Knocks"
The latest episode of "Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants" provided an inside look on the negotiations between Barkley and the franchise.
CP3 on Spurs: Playing time trumped chasing ring
Chris Paul said he signed with the Spurs instead of chasing a ring elsewhere because it gave him the best opportunity to play.
Texans' stadium roof damaged by Hurricane Beryl
Several panels were missing from the retractable roof of NRG Stadium, the home of the NFL's Houston Texans, in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
Messi in awe as Argentina 'old guard' back in final
Lionel Messi said he was left in awe after Argentina and some of its remaining "old guard" defeated Canada 2-0 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, to qualify for the 2024 Copa América final.
Netherlands hit train snag en route to semifinal
The Netherlands' preparations for their match against England in the Euro 2024 semifinals were disrupted Tuesday when they had to rearrange travel plans to host city Dortmund because of a "blockage" on a train line.
Mayor to Marseille: Don't sign Greenwood deal
The mayor of Marseille has told Olympique de Marseille not to sign Manchester United's Mason Greenwood, after sources told ESPN the clubs have reached an agreement over a permanent transfer for the 22-year-old.
Colombia boss: James 'quality' was never in doubt
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina -- Colombia manager Nestor Lorenzo said he's always believed in James Rodríguez's quality, even as he struggled for minutes at club level.
Reynolds reveals role in Wrexham transfer strategy
Wrexham's Ryan Reynolds said he plays a role in transfers at the club, saying he speaks to prospective signings and offers support outside of football.
Despite losses, Wimbledon a success for Americans Navarro, Paul
After Emma Navarro and Tommy Paul were defeated on Tuesday, all hopes now rest on Taylor Fritz.
'She's the best': LeBron, KD, Adebayo eager to see Simone Biles compete in Paris
The U.S. men's basketball team has two goals for Paris: win gold and see Simone Biles compete in what could be her final Olympic Games.
Rookie records, more A'ja milestones and a new No. 1
It was a week perhaps like no other, with rookies rewriting record books, several upsets, another milestone for an MVP favorite and a new No. 1.