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World Series 2025: 18 innings, 11 runs, one walk-off and an epic Game 3
The Dodgers won an instant classic featuring 18 innings, 11 runs, 19 pitchers and more history from Shohei Ohtani.
Game recognize game: Other US sports stars are in awe of Shohei Ohtani
He made more history Monday, homering twice and tying a 119-year-old major league record with four extra-base hits in a wild, 18-inning victory over Toronto in Game 3 of the World Series. Ohtani also drew five consecutive walks,
Nikola Jokic is racking up triple-doubles, but Jamal Murray's hot start fuels Nuggets past Timberwolves
Nikola Jokic is drawing raves for good reason — three games, three triple-doubles for the three-time MVP. Jokic's massive shadow should not block out the light for Jamal Murray, who is off to his own fast start and dropped 42 points on Minnesota on Monday,
Texas A&M football: 5 reasons the 2025 Aggies are off to the their best start in decades
Texas A&M football enters its final bye week at 8-0, a milestone last reached 33 years ago. Here are five stats that reveal how the Aggies have achieved it.
NFL Week 9 Power Rankings: Packers, Chiefs, Bills and Eagles among Super Bowl contenders that played like it
That was the NFL in Week 8. Hey, it's happened in past seasons too, but there wasn't much in terms of intrigue from this past week's games. We had a lot of blowouts, no really marquee games and backup quarterbacks playing across the league.
Jets hit that injured Trey Hendrickson has some in Bengals unhappy
Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson left the team’s game against the New York Jets with an injury and some within the organization aren’t happy about the hit that caused it. According to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz,
‘Could Have Kept Going' 🤣 Will Klein on his CLUTCH performance in Dodgers Game 3 World Series win
Will Klein spoke with Ken Rosenthal about his clutch pitching performance in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 18-inning Game 3 World Series win over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce lead Chiefs to win over Commanders
The first time Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw the ball to tight end Travis Kelce against the Washington Commanders on Monday night, the play resulted in a 1-yard loss. But on the next play,

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