The Miami Heat All-Star has a condition that goes beyond the calf strain that kept him out of the All-Star Game Sunday, but there is yet to be confirmation that Bosh has developed another blood clot.

The Dallas Stars and Nashville Predators dropped the gloves two times in one minute during the second period of their game on Monday night.

The USWNT put on a goal fest in Frisco, Texas, scoring 10 goals.

The Titans are already taking phone calls about the top pick in the NFL Draft.

O'Hara got a goal and some style points for this effort.

Dylan McCaffrey committed to Michigan over Stanford and Duke.

Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals are not yet talking about a long-term extension. That story and more is in Monday's hot stove recap.

The Redskins are opening a gigantic Redskins-themed restaurant in Virginia.

Jaromir Jagr's birthday cake is pretty impressive.

The Steelers running back burned the Patriots head coach on Twitter on Monday.

Russell Wilson and Ciara seemed to have a good time at LL Cool J's pre-Grammy party.

Why would Orlando compromise their young core? Can they get veteran help to reach the playoffs? They're reportedly willing to move their former No. 2 picks.

The site of the 2013 British Open will hold a postal mail vote in 2016 to determine whether it will allow women members.

Kansas is leading the nation with nine top-50 RPI wins -- thanks, in part, to a 2-0 record against Oklahoma. And yet there's still an AP voter with Oklahoma ranked ahead of Kansas because, presumably, he's confused, which is detailed in the Poll Attacks.

Derek Carr and his son had some important matters to discuss before dinner over the weekend.

The high-top fade star could be looking at a new zipcode as the Cavaliers pursue wing and big man help.

With spring training only a few days away, Andrew McCutchen said he would "love to spend my whole career" with the Pirates.

Diamond Stone was called for a flagrant foul after shoving Vitto Brown's head into the floor during Maryland's win against Wisconsin on Saturday.

Milwaukee has underperformed, but they're not panicking enough to give up on two core guys. Michael Carter-Williams, however...

A book that Peyton Manning helped to write in 2001 has come back to hurt him.