Wales will rekindle its relationship with Japanese rugby as Matt Sherratt prepares his side for the two-Test tour.

Claire Hutton scored for the first time in her international career, and Sam Coffey and Yazmeen Ryan also contributed goals ...

Sam Coffey and Claire Hutton scored first-half goals as the top-ranked United States cruised to a comfortable 3-0 win over ...

Caitlan Clark was along those sending their support to Red Panda after the beloved halftime performer fell from her unicycle ...

Roster tweaks are still coming for the Washington Commanders, and here is one obvious trade candidate entering the 2025 ...

On October 14, 1944, the skies over Formosa erupted as Japanese aircraft launched a fierce assault on the American fleet, with USS San Diego unleashing her anti-aircraft guns in defense. Amid the ...

Fred Lynn became a Red Sox icon 50 years ago this summer. His 1975 season was so spectacular that he became Major League Baseball’s first player to share Rookie of the Year and AL MVP honors in ...

Fred Lynn and Jim Rice earned “Gold Dust Twins” status 50 years ago. Anthony, befitting of his expectations, now wears the same No. 19 once worn by Lynn. “I hope it works out well for him.

Red Sox and the No. 19 No. 19 belonged to Lynn from 1974-80. After a bit of a lull, it's been a pretty good number for the Red Sox over the last 20 years. Josh Beckett was Boston's No. 19 from ...

Lynn donned No. 19 for the entirety of his Red Sox career, making six straight All-Star appearances before— as the result of a bizarre series of events —he was traded to the Angels in Jan. 1981.

Kristian Campbell, Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony have each hit home runs in the majors this season, matching a feat the Boston Red Sox haven't seen since Dwight Evans, Jim Rice and Fred Lynn.

The most famous player of them all was Fred Lynn, who was a superstar for the Red Sox for 10 seasons. Lynn broke onto the scene in 1975 and won both Rookie of the Year and MVP, and was a nine-time ...