Cleveland manager Terry Francona took his first plunge from 2 miles up last week, and liked it so much he took an Indians crew with him for another skydive on Thursday.

Louisville entered the tournament with question marks, but the Cardinals dominated Robert Morris and got Sam Fuehring back in a big way.

Jaskirat Sidhu, the truck driver who pleaded guilty in causing the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, was sentenced to eight years in prison -- the longest dangerous driving sentence ever in Canada for a case that didn't involve alcohol.

The Volunteers find themselves in a battle against Patriot League champion Colgate, which has won 11 games in a row.

Left-hander Chris Sale and the Boston Red Sox have agreed to a contract extension, pending a physical next week, league sources confirmed to ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Capitals goalie Braden Holtby says he won't attend the celebration at the White House on Monday for the 2018 Stanley Cup champions. "I have to stay true to my values," he said.

A stroke left Special Olympics athlete David Jensen legally blind. Now he's shooting photos at the World Games.

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Stephen Thompson and Anthony Pettis, two elite strikers, will square off in Saturday's UFC main event in Nashville. Who will land the decisive blow?

The Hurricanes defenseman's drought is nearing an end. Plus, his take on Rod Brind'Amour, Tom Dundon and that awesome 'Duck Hunt' reenactment.

The debate between Sid and Connor McDavid rages. Plus, Eugene Melnyk vs. fake fans, the Week in Gritty, Jersey Fouls and more.

New Vandy AD Malcolm Turner has removed Bryce Drew as basketball coach and is looking to reassign him to another position to avoid paying his buyout, a source told ESPN.

Former heavyweight title challenger Kubrat Pulev, of Bulgaria, will make his United States debut when he headlines the Top Rank Boxing on ESPN card on Saturday. So, who is Pulev and why is he here? Dan Rafael has some answers.

The Bucks are hoping their well-researched seat technology makes an impact with their on-court performance.