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History in the Big Apple: New York Liberty win their first championship in 28 years
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History in the Big Apple: New York Liberty win their first championship in 28 years

Written by Sara Jane Gamelli X Instagram TikTok (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) BROOKLYN, NEW YORK—The drought is finally over. The New York Liberty delivered its first-ever WNBA championship in franchise history. In a must-win or go-home game five matchup, New York defeated the Minnesota Lynx, 67-62, in an overtime thriller. In a unique yet low-scoring...

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USA Baseball star Naomi Ryan is having best week ever at World Series

LOS ANGELES — What do Jennifer Hudson and Clayton Kershaw have in common? Until Friday, not much. But now, they can both say they had the pleasure of meeting someone who, depending on whom you ask, represents a large part of the future of the sport. Naomi Ryan, 17, is the youngest player ever to...

Rapper Lil Durk charged with orchestrating 2022 killing
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Rapper Lil Durk charged with orchestrating 2022 killing

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Grammy Award-winning rapper Lil Durk has been arrested in Florida on federal charges that he paid for the attempted 2022 revenge killing of rapper Quando Rondo at a Los Angeles gas station, a shooting that resulted in the death of Rondo’s cousin. Durk, 32, is charged with conspiracy to commit...

Miami Dolphins should tell Tua Tagavailoa ‘enough’
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Miami Dolphins should tell Tua Tagavailoa ‘enough’

There are clichés that we use to justify our attraction to the violence and mayhem called NFL football. We say that football is a 100% injury game. We say that players know what they signed up for. Now with the controversy surrounding Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa being cleared to play on Sunday, after he...

Morehouse and Tuskegee will put rivalry on national stage in NBA HBCU Classic
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Morehouse and Tuskegee will put rivalry on national stage in NBA HBCU Classic

Morehouse College director of athletics Harold Ellis, a former basketball standout for the Maroon Tigers, recalls making numerous phone calls to scouts and agents as a student-athlete, asking for a chance to play in the NBA. Now Morehouse basketball players will get an opportunity Ellis would have loved to have had in college. Morehouse and...

The transformation of Inglewood is more than an LA Clippers story
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The transformation of Inglewood is more than an LA Clippers story

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Inglewood mayor James T. Butts had reason to stand tall and speak proudly from the ninth floor of City Hall, knowing that “The City of Champions” nickname once again had meaning. Then-Inglewood mayor Edward Vincent nicknamed the town after the Los Angeles Lakers won the 1972 NBA championship. The Lakers, Los Angeles...