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Stanley Cup Playoffs Daily: Bruins sweep their way into final
The result was never really in question; now the B's wait to see whom they'll play next.
Four things the Yankees have learned about the Rays
The battle for first place in the AL East is on in the Bronx. Here's what last weekend's series in Tampa Bay taught the Bombers about their rivals.
Source: Texans release TE Griffin after April arrest
Tight end Ryan Griffin has been released by the Houston Texans, a source tells ESPN's Field Yates. Griffin faces charges in Nashville, Tennessee, for allegedly punching out a hotel window in April.
Ravens sign FAs Ray, Floyd to help fill voids
Free agents Shane Ray, a former first-round pick of the Broncos who has 14 career sacks, and WR Michael Floyd, the 13th overall pick in 2012, have signed with the Ravens.
Memphis earns No. 1 class with recruit Achiuwa
High school senior Precious Achiuwa, ranked No. 17 in the ESPN 100, has chosen to attend Memphis over Kansas, giving the Tigers the No. 1 recruiting class for 2019.
Northcutt KO'd in 29 seconds in ONE debut
Cosmo Alexandre knocked out Sage Northcutt in just 29 seconds Friday at ONE Championship: Enter the Dragon in Singapore.
Ohio St. leaders knew of former doctor's abuse
At least 177 men were sexually abused by a former Ohio State team doctor, according to an investigation that concluded school leaders knew at the time.
Kerr: KD injury 'more serious than we thought'
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Thursday night that Kevin Durant's right calf strain was more serious than initially thought and acknowledged that his availability for the rest of the Western Conference finals is in doubt.
Ravens sign WR Floyd; agree to terms with Ray
Shane Ray, a former first-round pick of the Broncos who has 14 career sacks, and WR Michael Floyd, the 13th overall pick in 2012, have agreed to one-year deals with the Ravens.
Sources: Woodley hand injury KO's Lawler fight
Tyron Woodley's fight against Robbie Lawler on June 29 was supposed to be the headliner for UFC Fight Night in Minneapolis.
Source: Ravens reach deals with FAs Ray, Floyd
Shane Ray, a former first-round pick of the Broncos who has 14 career sacks, and WR Michael Floyd, the 13th overall pick in 2012, have agreed to one-year deals with the Ravens, a source told ESPN.
MLB Weekend Watch: Picks, analysis on the top matchups
The Red Sox try to cool off the Astros, Josh Bell's power meets Chris Paddack's nastiness, and the Yanks and Rays play for first place. Here's your guide to it all.
Lillard: 'Lot of contact' by Iguodala on final play
Damian Lillard said he felt there was "a lot of contact" when Andre Iguodala stripped him in the final seconds, but he said, "Obviously, the ref is not going to decide the game or jump in at that point."
Brooks Koepka is the monster Tiger Woods created
Tiger inspired a generation of golfers. Now one is out to stop him. Say hello to Brooks Koepka, the man standing in Tiger's -- and everyone else's -- way.
Carlos Vela chooses LAFC over Mexico; Wayne Rooney rested and ready
Having opted against playing in the Gold Cup, Carlos Vela can maintain his MLS MVP candidacy. Meanwhile, LAFC's cross-city rivals badly need a win.
Juventus' Allegri out as manager after season
Juventus has announced that Massimiliano Allegri will leave his post as manager at the end of the season. The team has won five straight Serie A titles but was eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals this year.
Federer pulls out of Italian Open with leg injury
Roger Federer has withdrawn from the Italian Open in Rome with a leg injury, tournament organisers have confirmed.
Cards' Peterson 'definitely sorry' for PED violation
Patrick Peterson apologized for his six-game suspension Thursday. "I never wanted to have my name attached to anything like this."
The ESPN Daily: The USWNT's ass-kicker, all eyes on AD, and a wild offseason in New York
A daily rundown of the top stories in sports.
Kinsler: Post-HR outburst not directed at fans
Ian Kinsler hit a go-ahead, three-run homer for the San Diego Padres, who beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 Thursday night and set the major league record by going 8,020 games without a no-hitter since their inception.