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U.S. players continue to refuse medals after controversial loss to the Soviet Union in the gold medal game.

Finally, after years of uncertainty, Tim Hardaway is getting the exclamation mark on his career that he so rightly deserves.

It is important to note that the Celtics great originally eschewed the ring due to his feeling that fellow Boston alum Chuck Cooper deserved to be the first Black man admitted to the Hall

As great a game as football is, there are always ways to improve it.

COLOGNE, Germany — Luka Doncic held his right index finger up in the air, twirled it once, and that was all Jason Kidd needed to see.

Never a bad thing to have a Hall of Fame quarterback in your corner.

PHILADELPHIA — Thirty-four years have passed since Mike Quick was one-half of what was supposed to be, and probably should have been, the best wide-receiving duo the Eagles have ever had. It was 1988. Quick had been to five straight Pro Bowls, eclipsing 1,000 receiving yards in a season three…

PITTSBURGH — If there were ever positive vibes heading into a Pirates game, Saturday’s matchup with the Toronto Blue Jays had them.

No player has worn No. 8 since it was restored in honor of Hall of Fame safety Larry Wilson.

RENTON, Wash. — If you were hoping for candor, you instead got delusions of grandeur.

If blue-and-gold Kool-Aid were available, many NFL analysts would've chugged several pints by now. These folks love themselves some Chargers. Pick your media outlet. This week it was CBS. Tony Romo's crew and Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher championed the Chargers — even when not asked about them.