National Sports

Herb Page and Jon Mills were sitting at an airport bar in Houston, wondering if the rain that had cancelled Kent State University's golf tournament over the weekend would affect their flights back to Ohio when they looked up and saw former student Co

NEW YORK — A New York judge has denied the Nationals' attempt to block the Orioles from having an arbitrator determine whether baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred can decide yet another dispute between the teams over broadcast money from the Mid-Atlant

DURHAM, N.C. — Canada's R.J. Barrett will leave Duke University after one season and enter the 2019 NBA draft. The six-foot-seven forward from Mississauga, Ont., made the announcement on a video posted on Twitter on Wednesday.

ESPOO, Finland — The hand-wringing over women's hockey in 2010 changed the game in ways not easily measured because Canada and the United States keep moving the goalposts for the rest of the world. When the U.S.

TORONTO — CFL head coaches will have the opportunity this season to launch two challenges in a game.

CALGARY — Alain Vigneault will coach Team Canada at the world men's hockey championship next month in Slovakia. The native of Quebec City was fired as head coach of the New York Rangers last off-season after five years with the team.

TORONTO — All the Toronto Maple Leafs want to do is look forward. Their recent history with the Boston Bruins, however, makes it hard not to take a long gaze in the rear-view mirror.

TORONTO — The Weeknd has joined the OverActive Media Group ownership and will serve as global ambassador for the Canadian esports company.

DALLAS — Dirk Nowitzki cried near midcourt when the second quarter was about to resume.

LOS ANGELES — Magic Johnson abruptly quit as the Los Angeles Lakers' president of basketball operations Tuesday night, citing his desire to return to the simpler life he enjoyed as a wealthy businessman and beloved former player before taking charge