Jose Altuve, the 5-foot-6 driving force of the Houston Astros, delivered a swing that will play in team highlights forever.

The Florida Panthers finally won a hockey game that extended past regulation time.

Atlanta Braves officials said they plan to have talks with Native Americans about the tomahawk chop chant that drew complaints and stoked controversy during the MLB playoffs

As fans of the human variety crowded into Neyland Stadium to watch the University of Tennessee play Georgia, one special critter got a front row seat. Sinan the squirrel sat back in his own squirrel-sized chair to catch all the action.

James Paxton was filled with nerves, and so were New York Yankees fans, worried the season was slipping away.

The Kansas City Chiefs rediscovered their mojo but lost their maestro.

George Springer and Carlos Correa each hit three-run homers and the Houston Astros got another wild ace off the hook to beat the sloppy New York Yankees 8-3 Thursday night and reach the cusp of a second World Series visit in three years.

Welcome to the new-look NBA, in which women are making an impact in every aspect of the game — from broadcasting booths, officiating, coaching on the sidelines, front-office executives to ownership.

For the second straight year, an abysmal start has made the NFL playoffs a distant dream for the Atlanta Falcons even before the midpoint of the season.

A rainy day in the Bronx has left a most daunting October test for the New York Yankees' vaunted bullpen.

The Tennessee Titans want to jump-start an offense that has just one touchdown over the past 10 quarters.

Nashville's Pekka Rinne has been a Vezina Trophy finalist four times, and won the award honoring the league's best goalie in 2018.

It was merely the first inning, yet fans kept rising out of their seats to applaud or yell or twirl their red towels, to chant "Let's go, Nats!" and "M-V-P!" and various players' names, enjoying every moment of a seven-run outburst that would, eventually, propel their city to its first World Series appearance in 86 years.

A gritty Gerrit Cole held the New York Yankees scoreless without his sharpest stuff, Jose Altuve sparked Houston at the plate and the Astros locked down a 4-1 victory Tuesday to take a 2-1 lead in the AL Championship Series.

Mason Crosby nailed a 23-yard field goal as time expired, and the Green Bay Packers benefited from some questionable officiating to edge the Detroit Lions 23-22 on Monday night.

Stephen Strasburg took his turn silencing the Cardinals' struggling bats, Nationals postseason star Howie Kendrick doubled three times and drove in three more runs, and Washington moved one win from the city's first World Series appearance in 86 years by beating St. Louis 8-1 Monday night to take a 3-0 lead in the NL Championship Series.

The Falcons fell flat again, adding another way to lose in a season quickly spiraling away from them.

On a day the Denver Broncos honored their past, their current roster put on a good, old-fashioned defensive destruction of the Tennessee Titans.

Six feet away from his first PGA Tour victory, Lanto Griffin never felt calmer.

NASCAR was able to get in 57 laps, all the way until the end of the first stage, before the rain began and teams were given a break.

Alabama is back on top of the college football rankings, and Tua Tagovailoa and the Crimson Tide look ready to stay there for a while.

Aníbal Sánchez displayed artistry and deception. Max Scherzer brought strength and fire. Two different styles, two absolute gems for the Washington Nationals.

The youngest Baby Bomber is all grown up. Any surprise Gleyber Torres is doing so well in October?