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NFL player Wendell Smallwood Jr.'s three-year prison sentence has been cut short, as the running back will be released early to spend time with his daughter.

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With Aaron Donald flirting with an NFL comeback, here are 15 athletes who came out of retirement to continue the sport they love.

Kevin Durant honored Russell Westbrook following his retirement, reflecting on their early days with the OKC Thunder and beyond.

I am true NASCAR fan from the days of Richard Petty, Tony Stewart, Hermie Sadler, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin to Bubba Wallace and in loving memory of Wendell Scott. I love the races, the food, people, the burned rubber and just the sport as a whole… NASCAR returns on the big celebration weekend, the […]

Olivia Miles broke Caitlin Clark’s WNBA record for fastest player to reach 650 points and 200 assists, strengthening her case for Rookie of the Year.

Ben Simmons is healthy, back in the gym and eyeing another NBA comeback. The only problem? Basketball fans have heard this one before.

Jayden Daniels believes his No. 5 should belong in LSU history. Now, he is using his NIL rights to make his displeasure known.

CBS says there’s no timetable for Romo’s return following his drunk-driving arrest, as the network weighs his legal situation.

Basketball legend Cheryl Miller slams ex-NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White for 'hijacking' the WNBA transgender debate.

Russell Westbrook has announced his retirement after 18 years in the NBA.

Only three Black head coaches will patrol NFL sidelines in 2026, highlighting how much work the league still has to do.