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The 46-year-old Kurt Busch got in on the first ballot. He held off Jimmie Johnson to win the 2004 Cup Series championship, and won 34 Cup Series races.

It was a busy opening weekend for the WNBA with record breaking performances and ratings as the league's stars shined.

As a fan, Shaun Horne is all about Detroit’s professional sports teams. But when it comes to playing, the high school junior only has his eyes set on golf.

The rebuilt and recently reopened museum at Indianapolis Motor Speedway is more than just a bunch of old cars and artifacts hidden behind glass.

Burglaries at the homes of sports stars have become a big problem. Protection dogs have been recommended and he cost can run up to $100,000 for these highly-trained pets.

Braeden Carrington, a Minnesota native, admitted that his decision to play for Wisconsin after spending time with the Golden Gophers in the past is unique. But the Badgers made sense.

Contreras has gone 9 of 16 over his last five games, but one of his biggest moments came at just the right time on Monday night in Milwaukee.

“I’ve worked too hard to miss a day,” William Contreras said. “I don’t want to take two or three months off.”

Tony Mansolino’s first road game as Baltimore’s interim manager comes in the city where his dad worked as a Brewers coach for a couple of seasons in the late 1990s.

The fate of the tush push will be up for discussion again along with the NFL's history of giving division champions with mediocre records home field in the playoffs.

Scottie Scheffler won the PGA Championship, his third career major championship.

Journalism rallies to win the Preakness Stakes, the second jewel of the Triple Crown.

A third round of collective bargaining negotiations is ongoing, perhaps the most important of Breanna Stewart’s decorated career. By the end, salaries are expected to increase to unprecedented numbers.

Since the game’s early days, baseball mythology has been constructed — often deliberately — to set itself apart. But sometimes things happen that demonstrate otherwise, and reality pokes through.

Every Fever player involved in a massive offseason overhaul can feel the “Caitlin Clark Effect” and the attention she brings to women's basketball.

The absence of Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty from the Preakness Stakes has trainers and other industry leaders debating what changes, if any, are necessary to maintain the sport’s traditions.

The wrecking ball is just about hovering over Pimlico Race Course, with a complete knockdown and rebuild coming. But first comes the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes.

Consistency on the diamond, versatility on the track and an undefeated run on the court highlighted the past week of action. Vote for your favorite effort as this week's Supernova.

The former Badgers target was the top player in Wisconsin's 2024 class. He already has his sights on the NBA after one season at Duke.

One would think the job of making the NFL schedule has got somewhat easier the past couple years as the league has come up with more broadcast windows.