Justin Verlander didn’t try to hide from the results.

Lyndon Byers, an enforcer who spent most of his career with the Bruins and appeared in two Stanley Cup Finals, died Friday, the team announced.

The details of Mike Brown’s Knicks contract are coming into focus.

Patrick Mahomes’ personal trainer wasn’t going to let a strange “entering out of his prime” comment from Ben Roethlisberger go without a response.

One Phillies fan irked Nick Castellanos to the point where he decided to shout and gesture toward the fan in the moments after a loss Friday.

The last time Victor Eklund and Calle Odelius were on the ice wearing the same uniform was two years ago.

Juan Soto didn’t waste any time moving past his Subway Series struggles in The Bronx when the rivalry resumed at Citi Field.

Caitlin Clark approved of Fever head coach Stephanie White picking up a technical foul late in their blowout win — and even said she’d pay the fine.

The Sportsnet host wasn’t going to let Michael Kay get away with his Blue Jays jab.

The linebacker, who spent seven years in the NFL, has been fighting a “life threatening” and “very rare” cancer, according to a GoFundMe page.

Emma Navarro despises the “label.”

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., a Mexican boxer who fought Jake Paul on Saturday in Anaheim, was arrested Wednesday by ICE agents in Los Angeles.

What a difference 30 days can make.

The Nets trade that felt inevitable for months finally happened.

His return to Yankee Stadium — more than a season in the making — would’ve been a spectacle even without the added context. 

For most of the year, his spot in the rotation has been in flux.

Dave Parker, a two-time World Series champion and 1978 MVP who was set to get inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame next month, died Saturday.

This isn’t the version of the Liberty defense that held every opponent under 88 points the first nine games of the season.

It didn’t take long for thoughts of a no-hitter to creep into Nick Martinez’s mind Friday.

The Cavaliers are taking a chance on Lonzo Ball — and the 27-year-old guard, whose career has been derailed by injuries, gets a fresh start.

Cody Bellinger gets it. He knows why opponents have intentionally walked — and will continue intentionally walking — Aaron Judge in certain spots.