For The Record

We’re ready to take Louisville fans on the ride of their lives during this year’s NCAA tournament.

It’s been a crazy couple of weeks. Where do I even begin?

"In 2009, I was one injury or illness away from racing an F1 car. That close. And that’s when it all began to fall apart."

There are so many little moments in everybody's lives, when things could go either way, when you could either go to the fifth floor or the sixth. And every one

You ever been punched square in the face? Not pushed, or shoved up high … punched in the face. Because that’s the closest comparison I can make to what the Edmo

My latest interview is with someone who needs little introduction — Emmitt Smith. Emmitt was one of the first people I met when I moved to Dallas.

Four years before I was on that plane with Hakeem telling me we’re going shopping for cashmere suits together, I was on the corner, selling drugs outside the Ch

Last month, during the women’s 2018 Olympic slopestyle final in PyeongChang, I saw another side of the Games. The conditions were dangerous and unfair.

I got to my locker, right next to Hunter Pence, and I saw my old number 48 jersey in black and orange, and that was when I got emotional. I think that was the m

Mental health isn’t just an athlete thing. What you do for a living doesn’t have to define who you are. This is an everyone thing.

Patience. One goal. More coming soon on my road back to the court.

I only have one hand, and because of that, there have always been people who have questioned whether or not I could play this game.

When I was young, I went to Ghana with my family for three weeks. Since then, my understanding for the importance of clean water has grown and become a passion

I’d surf all day, every day if I could, and some of my best memories are the ones I’ve made with my friends down at the beach.

I’ve probably messed up that shootout move a hundred times. But last week, on the ice in PyeongChang, with the gold medal on the line, I knew — I just knew — I

To this day, I still think to myself, Why did I respond to that Facebook message? I had no idea what would come next. It could have been a threat, or some troll

I hate to break it to you, but the purity of amateur sports — out the window.

Unpredictable stuff is going to happen to you at the Olympics. It just is. And you need to be ready to deal with it … even though you don’t know what it is yet.

A year ago, none of us knew we’d be at the Olympics. But here we are. And we’re ready.

One weekend last April, I went on a trip with some friends. A few days later, my left hand had been amputated.

The powers that be in U.S. Soccer have created a poisonous divide between the MLS players and the so-called “European” players, and until that culture is torn d

Even if how it all came together wasn’t exactly the way I would have liked, I realize now that this is the perfect way for me to finish.

As long as I have world-class basketball left in me, I want to be playing it in the league that inspired me to be a world-class basketball player to begin with.

I mean, I heard some guys talking bad about the city and that Winnipeg was not a good place. What do they know? I love Winnipeg. This is my home.