1603: Scottish King James VI, son of Mary Queen of Scots, becomes King James I of England in succession to Elizabeth I, joining the English and Scottish crowns. On the same day, Tokugawa Ieyasu is ...

Former Steelers guard Willie Colon was critical of Pittsburgh's team culture in a recent interview following Super Bowl 59.

Harry Coleman admittedly was disappointed and surprised after he was relieved of his duties as Peabody's head football coach.

Harry Lomasney, who turned Greenwich High baseball into a small-school Section II and state powerhouse while leading the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are mourning the death of executive producer Don Israel, who passed away at the age of 60.

The Steeler Way” has long been synonymous with hard-nosed, physical football. But does it even exist anymore? According to former Steeler and Super Bowl champion Willie Colon, it’s now just a memory.

OLIVER HOLT: One of the shortcomings Tuchel had identified in England's play under Gareth Southgate was a lack of freedom, and, in the emasculated performance of his wide players at Wembley on ...

Tannehill spent last season out of football, but has always said he'd ... Winston is who he is - a player who could throw for five touchdowns or five interceptions on any given Sunday.

A compound hiding inside rosemary and sage has been turned into a new treatment that may reverse Alzheimer's disease. Carnosic acid is antioxidant that has anti-inflammatory properties and is ...

Southampton: Cameron Archer (6.15) Southampton are historically bad that singling out one player for criticism would be wrong – they have all been shocking, besides a regretful Aaron Ramsdale.

Who are the NFL's highest-paid players at every position? We tracked the best-paid players at 16 different positions -- including long-snapper -- and will keep the numbers updated as more records ...

It was obvious when they started dumping players, not long before the new league year began ... Really, how could the league leave ESPN/ABC at the altar for Monday Night Football or some other package ...