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Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 3)

That anger about Tyson Chandler? Save some in case Josh Hamilton walks.

If there were trophies handed out for being the best moms, these athletes say their mothers would be the winners. They helped their sons get where they are today.

To mark Nov. 11, 2011, we bring you our Top 11 list of some noteworthy 11s in sports.

The Texas Rangers nominated Dallas Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki to throw out a first pitch before one of their home games in the World Series, but sources say that the recommendation has been nixed by Major League Baseball.

Dirk Nowitzki threw out the first pitch for the Rangers on Friday.

Mark Cuban could see a significant boost in the Mavs' value thanks to their title run.

Former MLB commissioner Fay Vincent frowns on idea of Mark Cuban as baseball owner

NEW YORK -- The New York media had one thing on its mind, whether Mark Cuban, who has tried, but failed to acquire the Chicago Cubs and Texas Rangers, and has had interest in the Los Angeles Dodgers, is intrigued by the New York Mets. To their col...

Obstructed View: Rangers' run leaves baseball-size void that's difficult to fill.

Matthew Emmons/US Presswire Vlad Guerrero, Nelson Cruz Catapult Rangers Into First World Series The Texas Rangers are champions of the American League. Texas defeated New York 6-1 in Game 6 of the ALCS Friday to earn its first-ever trip to the Wo...

DEERFIELD, Ill. -- Like most New York Yankees fans, Taj Gibson isn't really concerned about how his favorite team will fare against the Texas Rangers in the ALCS, which starts on Friday night. He knows the young team from the Lone Star State has a ch...

From the diamond to the the tennis courts, bigger, more powerful is better. Is height and strength pushing skill out of sports?

Report: Group that includes Mavericks owner Mark Cuban emerges as bidder for Rangers.

Cubs fans have had their share of misery, but many others have experienced even more pain and suffering.

With the wild card here to stay, Tim Keown says the World Series (and the fall weather) isn't what it used to be.