Author: Analis Bailey, USA TODAY

In a move of compassion and empathy, the Dodgers re-signed outfielder Andrew Toles, who has not played baseball since 2018.

Former President Donald Trump issued a statement Monday saying that he made a hole-in-one at one of his golf clubs over the weekend.

It was a big night for sports at the Oscars Sunday, with films “King Richard” and “Queen of Basketball” taking home Academy Awards.

Australian tennis star Ashleigh Barty, the world’s No. 1-ranked women’s player, called her decision to retire at age 25 “scary but exciting.”

Announcers Courtney Lyle and Carolyn Peck stayed silent for about two minutes to show “solidarity and support” for Disney colleagues opposing bill.

No. 11 seed Iowa State and No. 10 seed Miami advanced to the men’s Sweet 16, while the South Dakota pulled off a shocker on the women’s side.

Tennis champion Venus Williams wants to focus attention on the pay disparity between men and women. She feels the country should focus on the issue.

Tennis star Coco Gauff speaks out against Florida’s anti-LGBTQ bill that restricts speech in public schools on sexual orientation and gender identity.

ESPN analyst Jay Bilas believes that the suspension of Syracuse’s Buddy Boeheim was not necessary, stating it was “disproportionate to the offense.”

Doris Burke’s new agreement includes ESPN Radio for the NBA Finals and the NBA Sunday Showcase on ABC. She joined ESPN in 1991.