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How a forgotten basketball icon blazed a trail for Nikola Jokic
Radivoj Korac ignited a basketball revolution that continues to shape the NBA five decades after his death.[read more]
Follow live: Knicks try to extent lead vs. Pacers in Game 2 of East semifinals
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Jokic wins 3rd NBA MVP; SGA, Doncic finish 2-3
Nuggets star Nikola Jokic became the NBA's ninth three-time MVP, easily beating out the Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Mavs' Luka Doncic on Wednesday.[read more]
Reese excited to help boost WNBA's star power
Rookie Angel Reese has "a lot going on" these days, but whether it's playing for the Sky or attending the Met Gala, she's happy to help create more buzz for the WNBA.[read more]
Pirates to call up top pitching prospect Skenes
The Pirates are calling up star prospect Paul Skenes, and the hard-throwing right-hander is expected to debut Saturday at PNC Park against the Cubs.[read more]
Writer won't cover Fever after Clark interaction
Indianapolis Star sports columnist Gregg Doyel will not cover the Indiana Fever in person this season after his interaction with Caitlin Clark was criticized in the national media as being inappropriate.[read more]
Bayern fume at offside call 'disgrace' in UCL exit
Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel said the linesman apologised to him for a late offside call in his side's exit from the Champions League against Real Madrid on Wednesday.[read more]
Murray takes 'full responsibility' for losing his cool
Jamal Murray said he takes "full responsibility" for his Game 2 actions, while coach Michael Malone delivered a stern message to the Nuggets to "act like" world champions.[read more]
Cops investigate Beverley for throwing ball at fan
Indianapolis police announced Wednesday they've opened an investigation after Bucks guard Patrick Beverley threw a ball at a fan in the final minutes of a season-ending loss to the Pacers.[read more]
Mizuhara to plead guilty to felony bank, tax fraud
Ippei Mizuhara has agreed to plead guilty to felony bank fraud and submitting a false tax return after authorities found he stole nearly $17 million from Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani.[read more]