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Derek Jeter expresses his condolences to the family of José Fernández.

Five years later, he’s 35-0. And it starts at this house, our house, The Summit.

A new start. A new season. The NFL's reigning MVP is ready to shine.

When you’re teaching young players what makes Gretzky or Hull or Jagr great, you don’t need top-of-the-line weight machines or iPads.

Welcome to Asked and Answered, a video series in which professional athletes answer questions posed by other athletes.

This year’s U.S. Open is one of the most important tournaments of my career.

All of us, together. Together for Chicago.

If it’s difficult to describe the love for a brother, it’s impossible to explain the loss of a brother.

I wanted to win a gold medal — not just because of what it would mean for me, but also for my country. Puerto Rico has never won a gold medal before in any Olym

Experience Super Bowl 50 through the lens of Kevin Durant, who was a credentialed sideline photographer for the big game.

I feel something’s gotten lost in all the talk about my offseason adventures and unconventional lifestyle.

Women are still so objectified in the media and sports is no exception.

As I described this new league, I noticed the guys leaning in closer and closer to me, intrigued. I’ve never seen anything like it. All the players on the team,

It's hard to explain what Roberto Clemente means to Puerto Rico. I don’t know any words to describe an impact that big. He was an icon.

You’ve got the four Cullen men all in their underwear, doing lunges, talking about where I should shoot on the goalie tomorrow.

This is sick, I know, but when the Penguins made some moves at the trade deadline and I realized they wouldn't be able to fit me under the regular season salary

Es difícil explicar lo que Roberto Clemente significa para Puerto Rico. No conozco palabra alguna que pueda describir su impacto. Era un ídolo.

There are some pretty scary things in the world of a 12-year-old, and being rushed to the hospital in the middle of the night is probably close to the top.

I could give you the short version, or I could get my brothers on a conference call and tell the full story. I chose the second option.

My dream has always been to race at the Indy 500, with my older brother, Justin, alongside me. I will be making my Indy 500 debut on Sunday. But Justin won’t be

Yogi Berra sat down right next to me on the bench. He had his pinstripes on, of course. It was a sunny day in Bradenton during spring training in ‘98.

Of course, my schedule presented problems. When school began last September I was studying the Ravens playbook instead of partial differential equations.

What’s funny is, everyone always wants to talk to me about boxing, but I’d rather talk art and acting and writing.

To people outside of the culture, the stereotypes of skateboarders is that we’re lazy or we’re all drug addicts, or we’re always out causing mischief. But that’