Author: Cesar Brioso, USA TODAY

Minnie Miñoso, MLB’s first Black Latino superstar, is considered as the “Jackie Robinson” for Latino baseball players.

The Baylor women’s basketball team is dropping “Lady” from its nickname and will go by the Bears, like all the school’s athletic teams.

The father of Saints super fan Jarrius Robertson was sentenced to 8 years for drug trafficking and capitalizing on son’s illness with a phony charity.

The NBA fined Raptors coach Nick Nurse $50,000 for throwing his facemask behind the scorer’s table and directing profanity toward game officials

The NFL will require its teams to spend a minimum of $180 million on roster salaries in 2021, an increase of the previous figure or $175 million.

The Never Miss A Super Bowl Club and the Super Bowl Five’s streaks of attending every game was in jeopardy due to COVID-19 until the NFL came through.

Matt Prater’s 59-yard field goal on Nov. 15 turned out to be the longest field goal of the season and earned the city of Detroit some free beer.

Cleveland’s Major League Baseball team announced on Monday its plans to drop the nickname it first assumed in 1915.

“Macho” chronicles Hector Camacho’s delinquent childhood, his meteoric rise in boxing and the personal demons that eventually led to his 2012 murder.

“Macho: The Hector Camacho Story,” a film about the boxing legend’s turbulent career, life and death will debut on Showtime on Dec. 4 at 9 p.m. ET.