After being shut down due to COVID, Bay Area sports bar Finnerty's in New York City re-opened at the perfect time for the San ...

1997 — Allen Iverson scores a career-high 50 points, for his fourth straight game with at least 40, as Philadelphia loses to Cleveland 125-118. Iverson breaks Wilt Chamberlain’s rookie record of three ...

A new Willie Nelson mural has been painted in downtown Austin after its original version was demolished in February 2025.

After nearly 15 years of one-sided banter from Charles Barkley, the women of San Antonio finally got their chance to clap back—and they did so in hilarious It’s a good thing that Charles ...

Then, on June 18, 2024, less than an hour after the death of baseball icon Willie Mays was announced, Castellanos walked off the game with a double down the right-field line. Fans couldn’t help ...

They say everything is bigger in Texas, so it’s only fitting that Saturday’s men’s Final Four in San Antonio is super-sized. For the first time since 2008 – also played in San Antonio ...

It’s often folly to try to compare legends across eras — Ruth vs. Willie Mays vs. Shohei Ohtani; or Otto Graham vs. Joe Montana vs. Tom Brady; or Wilt Chamberlain vs. Michael Jordan vs.

Ovechkin passes Gretzky, UConn cruises to 12th title, Houston vs. Florida for all the marbles, Vladdy gets $500 million, Judge matches Ruth, parachute mishap in France, Baker's Dozen, and more.

There’s a reason the Bobby Orr “Flying Goal” or Michael Jordan’s “The Shot” or “The Catch” by Willie Mays are remembered. It’s the big moment that is tied directly to an all-time ...

Willie Mays, arguably the greatest baseball player of all time, died Tuesday at the age of 93. Mays had called the Town of Atherton in San Mateo County home for the last four decades of his life.

From coast to coast in New York and San Francisco, Willie inspired generations of players and fans as the game grew and truly earned its place as our National Pastime.” Mays was inducted into the Hall ...

Controversial former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has been known for his hard feelings toward his ex-quarterback, Tom Brady. But he appeared to take the high road on a recent podcast appearance.