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In response to the threat of Hurricane Isabel, several changes and concessions have been made in regards to teams and events on the East Coast.

DALLAS -- Mark Cuban can relate to the Texas Rangers. Cuban's Dallas Mavericks had a championship seemingly in their grasp only to have it ripped away, when they flopped in the 2006 Finals after opening a 2-0 lead and holding a double-digit lead m...

After a season that made very little sense, we predict the Baltimore Orioles will continue to defy reason and beat the Texas Rangers.

In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Monday. The emerging month-long nightmare for the Boston Red Sox is closer than ever to being realized. With a 6-3 loss to the lowly Baltimore Orioles, Boston is n...

Get your fill of hoops and baseball in today's Games We're Watching, thanks to some fun Western Conference NBA action and strong baseball matchups.

An investment group led by Hall of Fame pitcher and Texas Rangers president Nolan Ryan won a contentious and unusual auction for the team early Thursday, beating back a nearly $600 million offer from outspoken Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

Obstructed View: This fish story looks at the one who got away from Jerry.

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

David Schoenfield throws a high hard one at those who think MLB lacks competitive balance compared to other sports. This baseball season is wide open.

Skip Bayless says Bud Selig is more 'Mole Hill' than 'Mountain,' but he's not to blame for baseball's problems.

Bill Simmons apologizes for not writing about baseball sooner, so here are some mid-season awards to make up for it.

While some have flourished going right from high school to the NBA, don't expect to ever see it in baseball.

When it comes to deciding games, Page 2's Brian Murphy looks forward to the pleasure and pain of The Choke.

No, East Coast bias does not exist. Here are 10 example that prove so.

The thrill of the new park has worn out in places like Milwaukee and Detroit, where losing is commonplace.