Brooks Koepka is in the hunt again. That should worry the field. Here are all the important things to keep in mind for Friday at Royal Portrush.

Can LAFC be stopped? Whom can the Galaxy rely on besides Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Here's everything you need to know for Friday's Los Angeles derby.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is fueled by anger and, even at 37, he's not done kicking ass. He also has some choice words for those around him.

Washington Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg singled and hit a 420-foot, three-run homer in the third inning of Thursday's game against the Braves in Atlanta.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone went on a profane rant Thursday after rookie umpire Brennan Miller called Brett Gardner out on strikes in the second inning of a doubleheader opener against Tampa Bay.

The Dodgers are irate with Philadelphia Phillies reliever Hector Neris, who celebrated his save against them Thursday with a fist pump and then a stare-down into the Los Angeles dugout.

Nike has filed a countersuit against Kawhi Leonard in response to his lawsuit last month alleging that he created the "Klaw" logo.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh said former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer had a phenomenal record, "but also, controversy follows everywhere he's been."

Tiger Woods said Thursday that he was "sore'' during his round of 78 at The Open and wasn't moving as well as he did when winning the Masters in April.

Can Miami find a competent quarterback? Will Virginia Tech's defense bounce back? Could Pitt repeat as division champ? We dig into these questions and more in our ACC Coastal team previews.

The Open was back in his home country for the first time in 68 years. There was so much anticipation -- for the event, for him, for Royal Portrush. But things got ugly quick.

Clemson won the national championship because it was the better team, not because some Alabama players were supposedly worried about their futures and the NFL.

Leon Edwards will fight Rafael dos Anjos in the main event of UFC Fight Night on Saturday. For Edwards, getting to this point meant leaving a life filled with violence, crime and gangs.

As a teenager, Keith Thurman left school to chase his boxing dreams. Now a world titlist and millionaire, Thurman always knew it was a risk worth taking.