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iStock/Thinkstock(GLENDALE, Ariz.) — The Gonzaga Bulldogs (37-1) and North Carolina Tar Heels (32-7) won their Final Four matchups on Saturday night and will face off in the NCAA Tournament Men’s Final on Monday night. Gonzaga defeated South

Phil Ellsworth/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — The 2017 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class is headlined by retired all-star Tracy McGrady, Kansas Jayhawks head coach Bill Self, and former UCONN star Rebecca Lobo. The youngest inductee in

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEMiami           3  Detroit         2Toronto         6  Pittsburgh      4Boston          4  Washington      4Milwaukee       5  Chi White Sox   4San Francisco   6  Oakland         3Seattle         1  Colorado        1L.A. Angels     4  L.A. Dodgers    4

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) –Christian Bethancourt has made the San Diego Padres roster as a hybrid pitcher-utility player. He will serve as a pitcher, catcher, and outfielder. Manager Andy Green told reporters that Bethancourt will open the season as

Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images(PHILADELPHIA) — Philadelphia Flyers goalie Michal Neuvirth collapsed on the ice in the first period of Saturday’s game against the New Jersey Devils. According to team officials, he is awake and alert, and

Allen Kee/ESPN Images(DALLAS) — Morgan William knocked down the game-winning two-point shot as time expired in the overtime period to send Mississippi State to the women’s basketball NCAA Tournament finals with a 66-64 victory, ending UCONN’s record

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — After battling arm injuries for two years, New York Mets pitcher Zack Wheeler is returning to the starting rotation. When he makes his debut, the 26-year-old former top prospect will be pitching his first

Phil Ellsworth/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — For the third time in four years, Tiger Woods will miss the Masters. Woods pulled out of golf’s first major of 2017 as he continues to recover from back issues. Woods had

Denzelle Lawson(CHARLOTTE, N.C.) — A 12-year-old North Carolina girl who before this year had never filled out a March Madness bracket correctly picked the teams competing in the Final Four. Sasha Anderson, a seventh-grade student, filled out