Antonio Brown is expected to turn himself in to police, but as of Thursday the Hollywood Police Department was still waiting for him to do so.
Author: Josh Peter, USA TODAY
High-profile sports gambler Rob Gorodetsky charged with fraud, faces up to 20 years in prison
Rob Gorodetsky, whose alleged ties to pro athletes increased his visibility, has been charged with defrauding an investor of almost $10 million.
Opinion: The sports world is better with Conor McGregor back in the octagon
There were realistic fears the best of Conor McGregor was behind us, but he put those to rest in a compelling win against Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone.
Opinion: Why Donald Sterling saga remains most memorable story of decade for me
USA TODAY Sports reporter Josh Peter recalls how he unearthed exclusive stories on banned NBA owner Donald Sterling and his assistant V. Stiviano.
Opinion: Why Floyd Mayweather’s comeback is about more than just money
Floyd Mayweather announced he is “coming out of retirement” in 2020. Josh Peter writes that Mayweather’s return isn’t all about money.
Take a sneak peek at construction of the Rams’ stunning new stadium
SoFi Stadium, a 298-acre sports-and-entertainment complex, is scheduled to open in July 2020 and will be home to the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers.
Pregnant U.S. women’s soccer star Alex Morgan still plans to play in 2020 Summer Olympics
Alex Morgan, a key member of the 2019 women’s World Cup championship team, hopes to play in the 2020 Olympics despite expected a baby in April.
Steelers jolt Chargers for win in undrafted rookie QB Devlin Hodges’ first start
Devlin Hodges, a champion duck caller and emergency Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback, delivered against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Opinion: Case for Colin Kaepernick is more like a Hail Mary for out-of-work QB
Colin Kaepernick’s representatives issue release detailing “false narratives” regarding quarterback’s attempts to return to NFL.
Opinion: Dodgers’ best hasn’t been good enough, so manager Dave Roberts must go
Sure, Dave Roberts has accomplished a lot over his four years as Los Angeles Dodgers manager. But this team should be doing more and needs a jolt.