The Museum of Greatness is believed to be the most valuable collection of cards and memorabilia ever assembled.

Reporters from Japan figured out a solution for their problem of Shohei Ohtani not always talking: They started interviewing the fans who caught his home-run balls.

There’s beauty in such timelessness. I have a feeling the Judge-Ohtani tale of the tape will be discussed for generations to come. In the meantime, Judge isn’t shying away from the comparisons.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Shohei Ohtani became the third player in Dodgers history to reach 20 homers in the team's first 55 games with a two-run drive during the fourth inning Tuesday night against the ...

It was also sent to the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, where Khalil has a pending federal lawsuit arguing that his detention violates his constitutional rights, including free ...

When he became available, Shohei Ohtani was thought by some to be a lock to become a Yankee. In his first at-bat against the Bombers, he showed why. Ohtani showed the Yankees what they missed ...

It was a Lapchick jersey, likely over a century old, from his time playing for the Original Celtics, a barnstorming basketball team founded in 1914 with no relation to the Boston Celtics.

It would not be “cheapening the jersey” or undermining international footy if eligible Origin players could also represent any other country, in fact it would be the opposite because it would ...

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has filed charges against a Democratic member of Congress, alleging that she assaulted law enforcement officers during a protest outside an immigration ...

The MHLW’s approval comes after orphan drug designation was awarded to the therapy in Japan, highlighting its potential to meet a significant unmet need for MM patients. The Phase III trials ...

Negotiators for New Jersey Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET), the union representing 450 striking engineers, have reached a tentative labor agreement that ...

Then, on April 27, a member of the original U.S. search team who had returned to Japan made a grim discovery: several of Wu-Murad’s personal items and what appeared to be a femur. The remains were ...