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Germany ends USA's FIBA World Cup run in semis
Team USA loses to Germany in the World Cup semifinals, denying them a shot at the gold medal for the second time in a row.
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Team USA loses to Germany in the World Cup semifinals, denying them a shot at the gold medal for the second time in a row.
Germany upsets the US basketball team, defeating them 113-111 in the World Cup semifinals, leaving the US without a gold medal.
Former ESPN journalist Maria Taylor, who now works for NBC Sports, reportedly earned a staggering $5 million as a pundit, compared to the average sports reporter salary of $66.9k. Taylor declined ESPN's offer to raise her pay to $5 million in 2020 and left the network after the NBA Finals in 2021. She has since made her broadcast debut with NBC Sports and has become a prominent figure in sports reporting. Taylor's net worth is estimated to be $6 million in 2023, and she is involved in charitable activities.
The Los Angeles Lakers sign free agent Christian Wood to support Anthony Davis at center, adding to their reinforced roster.
A 14-year-old boy in Massachusetts died after participating in the 'One Chip Challenge,' a viral social media trend involving extremely spicy peppers. The boy's family believes his death was caused by complications from the challenge. The chip's company warns of adverse medical effects and advises seeking medical assistance if experiencing trouble breathing or prolonged nausea. The challenge has gained popularity on social media, with over two billion views on TikTok.
Massachusetts boy dies after participating in viral 'One Chip Challenge' involving extremely spicy Paqui chip. Autopsy pending.
Massachusetts teen dies after taking part in viral "One Chip Challenge"; family suspects complications from eating spicy chip.
Team USA men's basketball suffered a stunning loss to Lithuania in the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals but still secured a spot in the 2024 Olympics.
Bill Richardson, a veteran Democratic politician and former US ambassador to the United Nations, has died at age 75. Richardson was known for negotiating the release of Americans detained around the world and was one of the highest-profile Latinos in US politics. He was also involved in efforts that led to the release of US basketball star Brittney Griner from a Russian prison. Richardson was praised for his dedication to public service and his ability to speak with anyone if it meant returning a person to freedom.
SMU joins the ACC in the latest round of conference realignment, marking a major level-up for the school.
NBA referee Eric Lewis retires amid investigation into alleged use of unauthorized burner account on social media.
Giannis Antetokounmpo imitates Cristiano Ronaldo's celebration, capturing fans' attention ahead of Nashville SC vs Inter Miami Leagues Cup final.
American sprinter Noah Lyles stirs controversy after expressing his opinion on the NBA's status as the pinnacle of the sport.
Bronny James, son of LeBron James, suffered cardiac arrest due to a congenital heart defect but is expected to fully recover.
The FIBA World Cup 2023 group stage continues with eight games on August 26th. Here are the top five games to watch.
Former college teammates RJ Barrett and Zion Williamson could potentially reunite in the NBA if the New York Knicks and New Orleans Pelicans strike a deal. The Knicks, who have been successful with Julius Randle, still see Williamson as a valuable addition due to his skills and potential. The Pelicans, on the other hand, may consider trading Williamson for a good return, including three first-round picks and the inclusion of Mitchell Robinson and Immanuel Quickley.
The Ferris wheel at Santa Monica Pier will be lit up in honor of Kobe Bryant on his special day.
Reggie Chaney, a 23-year-old college basketball player in the US, has died. The cause of death is currently unknown. Chaney played for the University of Houston and was set to join a professional team in Greece. He was named the American Athletic Conference's "Sixth Man of the Year."
Nick Kyrgios jokingly challenges Novak Djokovic to a basketball game, and Djokovic agrees but adds he wouldn't beat him in a three-point contest.
Anna Horford, sister of NBA player Al Horford, criticizes the Philadelphia 76ers, calling the organization a "miserable show" amid the drama with James Harden.
James Harden rips into Philadelphia 76ers president Daryl Morey, vowing to never be part of an organization with him again.
Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki, former NBA rivals, were both inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame along with 10 others.
The United States men's basketball team enters the World Cup as the No. 2 ranked nation, with a chip on their shoulder and a desire to prove doubters wrong.
No. 3 high school basketball player in Alabama dies after collapsing on court. Family grieves loss of talented player.
Highly touted high school basketball prospect, Cooper Flagg, reclassifies to enter college next year and potentially be a top pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Lil Tay, a 14-year-old rapper and social media personality, has denied reports of her death and claims her Instagram account was hacked. She said her brother and she are safe and alive but that the incident has been "traumatizing."
Magic Johnson's historic 25-year, $25 million contract with the Lakers created issues in the locker room but proved to be a bargain in the long run.
NBA player Ricky Rubio steps away from basketball to prioritize mental health, missing the 2023 FIBA World Cup.
Diana Taurasi becomes first WNBA player to score 10,000 points, leading Phoenix Mercury to victory with 42 points.
Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis has agreed to a three-year, $186 million contract extension, making it the richest annual agreement in NBA history.
The defection of six Pac-12 schools raises questions for UNLV's quest to join a Power Five conference.
Taylor Swift melts hearts with a sweet embrace of Kobe Bryant's daughter Bianka during a concert performance.
Taylor Swift made headlines during her Los Angeles concert by gifting her hat to Bianka Bryant, daughter of late basketball star Kobe Bryant. The heartwarming moment went viral on social media. Swift also gave $55 million in bonuses to her Eras Tour crew, including truck drivers.
WNBA star Diana Taurasi becomes the first player in league history to score 10,000 points, reaching the milestone with a 42-point game.
Brittney Griner, a WNBA player, faces controversy as a resurfaced video sparks debate about her gender identity.
Jaylen Brown signs record-breaking contract extension with Boston Celtics.
Bronny James rushed to hospital after cardiac arrest during basketball workout.
Kylian Mbappe's uncertain future in Paris as Saudi club offers $1.1 billion.
Jamie Foxx recovering from undisclosed medical condition, expresses gratitude for support.
Lawsuit against Ja Morant depends on self-defense claim and immunity.
Powerball jackpot rises to $1 billion after no winning ticket sold.
Apple's The Afterparty returns for its second season on Apple TV+.
Shakira reportedly unfazed by 13-year age gap with Jimmy Butler.
Shakira reportedly unfazed by 13-year age gap with Jimmy Butler.
LeBron James confirms he will play in the upcoming NBA season.
2023 ESPY Awards honor top athletes and teams in sports.
Sue Bird shines at ESPY Awards in Gucci floral lace pants.
Andre Drummond shares personal story about attitude and being a teammate.
Disgraced basketball coach Bob Huggins threatens to sue West Virginia.
No. 1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama improves in second summer league game.