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Before Jenkins's buzzer-beater, Paige was going to be the hero.

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Jenkins’s three gives Wildcats a 77-74 victory for the second championship in school history.

The Golden State Warriors star foiled his prank-minded teammate Draymond Green with a well-placed no-look toss.

The win gives Coach Jay Wright his first NCAA championship and is the second title for the Wildcats, who last won in 1985. This is a developing story. It will be updated.

Rickard let every moment sink in; his hits, Baltimore’s walk-off win — even his strike out.

He might be able to join Oakland in November, if the league allows it.

McMenamin scores four goals to lead the Warriors to a 9-7 win over the Vikings.

The Nats were one slide away from losing, but Jayson Werth’s game-tying play at the plate led to another wild day at the ballpark.

The Nats’ highest-profile offseason acquisition homers and drives in the winning run on Opening Day.

The reigning NL MVP shows that he is quite happy to double down on his offseason comments.

Cormier, who was forced to withdraw from a fight against Jones because of injury, fired right back.

TV and live streams for the first legs Tuesday in Barcelona and Munich, Wednesday in Paris and Wolfsburg.

The QB is to make a guaranteed $11.9 million for the 2016 season but the Broncos don't want to pay him that much.

Bob Stone said family is still "hashing out" plan for his son's future.

Rejuvenated stars and new regulars contributed, familiar demons reappeared and Washington beat Atlanta, 4-3, in 10 innings.

The 18-year-old's nostalgic open letter reflects the compressed college experience for top NBA prospects.

Bright Somuah scores twice for the Wolverines, who earn a 3-1 victory in Alexandria.