Vinyl records are firmly back in rotation, but getting started does not have to mean spending a fortune or building a complicated hi-fi stack from day one. Whether you want a simple, all-in-one setup ...

SAN FRANCISCO — It took Myles Garrett a little while to break through and win an NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. Now he has two. Garrett, who won DPOY two years ago, won the league’s top ...

Myles Garrett's 2025 season was a tour de force that is already etched in the NFL history books. So, it comes with little surprise that the Cleveland Browns star defensive end was awarded his ...

No other college football program has lost as many players to the transfer portal in a given cycle. But this Power Four school also brought in a ton of talent amid a coaching change. In an era where ...

Patrick Kane has added another piece of history to his remarkable career. When he assisted Ben Chiarot for the Detroit Red Wings' first goal, 9:52 into the second period on Thursday, Jan. 29 against ...

Listening to vinyl doesn't have to mean giving up modern conveniences like wireless playback. The best Bluetooth record players make it a breeze to pair with wireless speakers or headphones so you can ...

The NBA has never thrived more financially than it is now, with salaries approaching $80 million per season for the league’s highest-paid players, the 450 players collectively earn an estimated $11.3 ...

Right now, professional golf finds itself split in two, and that divide began when LIV Golf started pulling big names away from the PGA Tour. LIV launched in 2022, and it didn’t take long for players ...

It’s hard to have a better night on the basketball court than Arizona high school basketball player Adrian Stubbs did on Tuesday. Stubbs, a guard at Phoenix Maryvale High School, became the first ...

Adrian Stubbs, a senior basketball player at Phoenix Maryvale High School in Arizona, scored a state-record 100 points to lead Phoenix Maryvale to a 109-25 win over Yuma Kofa on Tuesday. Stubbs’ ...

Jan. 14 (UPI) --A Swedish soccer enthusiast broke a Guinness World Record when he juggled a ball -- using only his knees, chest, head and feet -- for 28 hours, 21 minutes and 2 seconds. Daniel Yaakob ...