Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY

The problem? Rebroadcast rights, or the ability for a television network to show a game it originally aired, can be restrictive. Leagues own the games

An assistant coach for Wagner’s women’s triathlon team has been forced to get creative while Olympic-sized swimming pools are no longer an option.

Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant, a two-time NBA Finals MVP with the Golden State Warriors, is selling his 9,100-square foot Bay Area home.

ESPN asked its 100 highest paid commentators, including most of its top talent, to take voluntary 15% pay cuts over the next three months.

Former Detroit Pistons big man Bill Laimbeer said he believes LeBron James is the greatest NBA player of all-time — over his ex-rival Michael Jordan.

To get through this ever-painful sports drought, TV networks have been transporting us into a time machine to replay great moments in sports.

Kyle Larson apologized Monday for causing what he deemed to be “irreparable” damage after using a racial slur during an iRacing event.

Former Wisconsin and WNBA guard Tamara Moore has been hired as the men’s basketball coach at Mesabi Range College in Minnesota.

NASCAR driver Kyle Larson used a racial slur during livestream broadcast of an virtual exhibition race Sunday night. The series suspended him Monday.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry thanks ICU nurse Shelby Delaney of the Summit Medical Center for her selflessness.