Sports at Large

"Will the U.S. welcome World Cup, Olympic visitors? You can tell, in most households, when company is expected. The carpet gets vacuumed; the best China is taken out of storage and kids are told to be on their best behavior.

"Will the U.S. welcome World Cup, Olympic visitors? You can tell, in most households, when company is expected. The carpet gets vacuumed; the best China is taken out of storage and kids are told to be on their best behavior.

Though the calendar says that spring begins in late March, everyone knows that the true marker of the season is baseball’s Opening Day.

Generally speaking, it’s difficult to find athletes who are willing to give up parts of their careers to make a principled stance, and that’s understandable.

Generally speaking, it’s difficult to find athletes who are willing to give up parts of their careers to make a principled stance, and that’s understandable.

Generally speaking, it’s difficult to find athletes who are willing to give up parts of their careers to make a principled stance, and that’s understandable.

One of former President Ronald Reagan’s favorite asides was that the nine most terrifying words in the English language are I’m from the government and I’m here to help.

As the academic year comes to an end, we may have a new disturbing phrase, shorter, but no less scary: Donald Trump wants to save college sports.

Caitlin Clark is bringing the culture war and basketball to Baltimore.

How Brandon Hyde's firing should place Mike Elias on the hot seat.

Why the Ravens shouldn't be applauded for cutting Justin Tucker