Bulls-of-the-Week The biggest bull market this week has been Major League Baseball, which consolidated its position as best in class when it comes to its all-star game offering in particular and all-star week content in general.

The quandary points to how college basketball may now be close to being considered a pro sport, at least in the NBA's eyes.

MLBPA executive director Tony Clark says a salary cap system is not about growing the game. If that were true, why are all the sports that have one growing -- and baseball is not?

The Kings vs. Raptors game will be played on ESPN at 3 p.m. CT. The Hornets vs. Thunder game will be played on ESPN at 5 p.m. CT. The 2025 Summer League finals will be played on Sunday at ESPN with a 9 p.m. CT tip.

It has been 30 years since the last year with ties in college football. The 1995 season was the last one with ties. In 1996, overtime games began in FBS (Division I-A) college football. The MLB All-Star Game generated another question: Should games end in ties? It's a question many are wrestling with.

More high school girls are taking up flag football. As its popularity increases, more opportunities are arising for the athletes.

The Big Ten conference announced its 'Distinguished Scholar Athletes' for this year, and two Ohio State players made the list.

The head of the baseball players' association, Tony Clark, confirms a federal investigation into One Team Partners.

Quarterback Nico Iamaleava left Tennessee in the spring after an NIL dispute. Some Vols say they'll watch his UCLA games. Others have no interest.