Rested Tiger says he's in it to win it

Barely able to tie his shoes three days ago, Tiger Woods is ready to play in the PGA Championship.

Zhang primed for power surge

Zhang Zhilei is big, but can he bang?

Stricker will seek revenge from the sidelines

Steve Stricker is the third and final assistant on US Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson's staff, an honor that came with just a hint of regret.

Sad to watch Woods chasing the ghost of his past

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Hall of Fame induction an apt tribute to Mourning's glory

It was arguably the signature moment of Alonzo Mourning's career. He blocked a shot in the final minutes of Game 6 of the 2006 NBA Finals, then wriggled on the floor in what appeared to be celebration for a few seconds.

Williams savors memories of Maryland

All the hard work and yes, sweat, was worth it for Gary Williams.

New Padres boss sets sights on Series

A.J. Peller has set the bar high for the San Diego Padres - World Series high.

Wallace still right at home in the fast lane

Former NASCAR driver Rusty Wallace was one of seven men inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America on Wednesday.

Xavi's great legacy is assured

Xavi Hernandez's position as one of the most decorated and important players in the history of Spanish soccer cannot be questioned.

Mata lauds van Gaal's vision

Manchester United's Spanish midfielder Juan Mata says the team showed during its preseason tour of the United States that the players believe in the new system introduced by Dutch coach Louis van Gaal.

Nike, adidas score with European clubs

US sportswear group Nike will supply shirts to more teams in the top five European soccer leagues this season than adidas, but the German firm has cornered the most lucrative clubs, a study showed on Wednesday.