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Ryan Leaf has been hired by ESPN to be a college football analyst, another step in the remarkable comeback of the former Washington State star.

Ties are back at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. To the relief of many participants, bee organizers have gotten rid of the written tests.

The league said Monday that more than 600,000 attended over the three days in Nashville, easily eclipsing the 250,000 that came to watch two years ago in Philadelphia.

CBS is rolling out a 24-hour streaming sports news network that will allows viewers to watch previous segments and jump back into live programming seamlessly.

NEW YORK (AP) — Seattle's penalty-kicks win over Toronto last weekend drew 3.5 million television viewers, the most for a Major League Soccer final. Seattle's 5-4 victory following a 0-0 tie Saturday night was seen by 1,411,000 viewers on Fox, the network said Tuesday...

It's only fitting that what many will say is the greatest World Series ever gets what may be the greatest commercial.

I've never attended an NFL training camp... until yesterday. With about 1500 fans in attendance Todd and I got to interview and rub elbows with Seahawks players and coaching staff. The toughest part about being in the media is you have to curb your natural tendency to be a fan boy and geek out but I was definitely doing that on the inside...

Game 1 of the 2015 Fall Classic begins tonight (Oct. 27), when the NL champion New York Mets go to the heartland to take on the American League's representative, the Kansas City Royals. First pitch is set for 5 p.m. and will be televised on Fox...

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Safety Kam Chancellor has ended his holdout and reported to the Seattle Seahawks after missing training camp and the first two weeks of the regular season. The Seahawks confirmed that Chancellor arrived at the team facility on Wednesday morning...

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) — He was once famous for a foot that wore a bloody sock during a key game in the American League Championship Series. But now Curt Schilling is making news for putting his foot in his mouth. He posted an anti-Muslim tweet — and that got him kicked off ESPN's broadcasts of the Little League World Series...