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Mac Forehand, a two-time Olympic freestyle skier who grew up in Fairfield, Conn., was disappointed with his results in the Olympic slopestyle competition last week.

But Tuesday, Forehand, 24, made up for that ...Read more

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Kris Bryant has reported to Rockies spring training, and he has a locker in the Salt River Fields clubhouse, but he’s not a baseball player.

Tuesday, while his teammates went through their first ...Read more

Tiger Woods turned 50 in December.

He's four months removed from disk replacement surgery in his lower back — the same back that has endured six other operations, including spinal fusion in 2017.

Woods won't be taking ...Read more

MILAN — Cheating has been part of the Olympics since the ancient games, when violators were punished with fines, public flogging or lifetime bans.

The Milan-Cortina Games have hardly been an exception, although there ...Read more

DENVER — Doug Moe, who became one of the winningest coaches in Nuggets history by orchestrating a high-speed, high-scoring style of basketball that was ahead of its time in the 1980s, died on Tuesday. He was 87.

In 10 ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said in an interview Monday that she does not want embattled mogul Casey Wasserman running the 2028 Summer Games.

Bass told CNN's Dana Bash that it was "unfortunate" that the ...Read more

NEW YORK — As baseball’s contentious labor dispute nears a critical moment, the MLB Players Association is suddenly in need of a new leader.

Tony Clark is resigning as the MLBPA’s executive director after an ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Gina Carano is a trailblazer in women's mixed martial arts. Her final professional fight was in 2009, four years before women began competing in UFC.

Ronda Rousey was UFC's first female fighter, its first ...Read more

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates' front office promised to spend some money to try to improve the roster this offseason, and they have at least delivered on that on some level.

There will be some who still don't ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — Say this for Klint Kubiak: He sure is making things easier on Fernando Mendoza.

Should the Raiders select the Indiana quarterback with the first overall pick in the NFL draft come April, he won’t lack for ...Read more

Start waving goodbye. Anyone can go. The new season began Monday for the Miami Dolphins’ new regime with the release of Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb, two names bigger than the decision to let them go.

Hill gave two ...Read more

SEATTLE — Not sure Lao Tzu ever thought he'd make it to The Seattle Times sports cover, but here goes.

It was the ancient Chinese philosopher who ranked the four types of leaders from worst to best. 4. The one who is ...Read more

NEW YORK — New York Giants GM Joe Schoen basically is relegated to running the franchise’s scouting staff and department in John Harbaugh’s new organizational structure, the New York Daily News has been told.

The ...Read more

TAMPA, Fla. — Fans weren’t the only ones begging the New York Yankees to make a significant move over the winter as rivals improved and Cody Bellinger’s free agency dragged deep into January.

Aaron Judge also found ...Read more

DURHAM, N.C. — In a lot of games for Duke, it’s just a matter of time.

The Blue Devils start a little slowly, their opponent staying close, almost to the point of building some confidence. Then, Duke ignites. And if ...Read more

A small miracle happened In Los Angeles Sunday night. The NBA All-Star Game was interesting — comparatively, at least.

It was competitive. The players seemed to care. It was the opposite of recent All-Star Weekends that...Read more

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — It takes just one.

And if I told you a chess-playing, voracious-reading, Shaolin monk-Kung Fu-trained, cosmopolitan European was the one?

Well, if you tuned in at all for the NBA’s new-look All-...Read more