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Bangalore Royal Challengers are reportedly willing to spend their entire budget in order to sign the former England captain.

Fleet-footed outfielder to get another chance at being Sox's leadoff man The White Sox's leadoff spot has resembled an auto repair shop for the last three seasons, with a mix of broken, worn and unproductive parts. For Jerry Owens, a second chance seems like more than a much-needed tune-up.

Safety Rodney Harrison wouldn't close the door on playing again, but he certainly sounded as if he were leaning toward retirement rather than a 16th NFL season, and a seventh with the Patriots.

First-year finalists Bruce Smith and Rod Woodson are amongst a six-man class to be elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

MANCHESTER, England -- Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar set an English record for the number of minutes played without conceding a goal in United's 1-0 victory over Everton on Saturday.

Going into the tournament France and Croatia were the heavy favorites. With only a few hiccups they've marched towards destiny and a final game full of anticipation. Both sides had easy wins in their semifinal matches and should be well rested. France dispatched Denmark without defensive standout Didier Dinart, but he is expected to play in the Final. They'll need him and his strength to handle Croatian circle runner Igor Vori, who is having an outstanding tournament. Croatia has rested Ivano Balic throughout the tournament, but expect him to play more in this final than he has all tournamentSo who's going to win? Well man for man, I give the edge to France. If I had both sides in which to fill out one roster it would have 5 French starters: Guigou and Abalo at wing; Karabatic and Narcisse in the backcourt and Ohmeyer in goal. Croatia would add Vori at Circle Runner and Metlicic at right back. And, of course, I would have Dinart subbing in on defense. But, this match is bein

Roberto Martinez criticises referee Steve Tanner for allowing 10-man Southampton to 'get away' with being 'over-physical.'

Man Utd extend their lead at the top of the Premier League as Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty secures a 1-0 win over Everton.

Manchester United extend their lead at the top of the Premier League thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty

Dodgers celebrate Jackie Robinson's life