The USMNT has momentum going into the World Cup, even after a loss
More than a few U.S. teams of recent years might have folded up after conceding an early goal against Germany. This one, though, took the game right back to the…
Before she married Tug, Diane McGraw led Philly’s bid for a World Cup. There was one problem: They wanted the Vet for two months
As Philadelphia hosts its first World Cup this month, McGraw is grateful to have played a small part. "We deserve to have it here," she said. "And I’m just sorry…
Think twice about extended warranties | Expert opinion
The plans are enormously profitable for the companies that sell them but usually terrible deals for consumers, according to research from Consumers’ Checkbook.
How top NHL draft prospects fared at the final day of the NHL combine
Consensus top pick Gavin McKenna was among players who dominated the testing in Buffalo.
West Chester baseball falls short in winner-take-all game vs. Tampa in Division II championship series
The Golden Rams never felt out of it, but they couldn't climb out of an early hole in Saturday's decisive Game 3 as the Spartans won their third straight national…
Andrew Painter struggles in Phillies’ 6-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox
Brandon Marsh hit his second home run in as many days, and Alec Bohm also homered, but the Phillies' offense otherwise fell flat, too.
USMNT falls to Germany, 2-1, in its last game before the World Cup
Kai Havertz and Leroy Sané scored for Germany, while Antonee Robinson had the U.S. goal with a highlight-reel blast from long range.
The mother of a Philly teen who went missing in the ocean in Wildwood is still searching for answers
Davoris Carter III, 14, was swimming in the ocean on a school trip. Rescuers were unable to pull him out of the water that day, and efforts to find him…
Brandon Marsh’s breakthrough no surprise to Kyle Schwarber: He has a ‘high ceiling, and he’s tapping into it’
Marsh said advice from other lefties like Schwarber has helped him improve his approach this season against left-handed pitching. Also key: opportunity.
Gerry Meehan, one of the first Buffalo Sabres players and an influential GM, dies at 79
Meehan, who played briefly with the Flyers, was from Toronto but essentially adopted Buffalo as his hometown as a player and eventual executive.