Fifteen players and both managers were ejected -- and a fan was sent to the hospital -- following a 10-minute, benches-clearing brawl in a Class-A minor league game between affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs on Thursday night.

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The Warriors re-signed explosive guard Monta Ellis to a multiyear contract Thursday.

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Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer denied reports Thursday that he was served with a subpoena to testify in an Alabama court case while appearing at the annual Southeastern Conference football media days.

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Barry Bonds in pinstripes? If nothing else, the New York Yankees plan to talk about it.

When it comes to the flamboyant, outspoken Jeremy Shockey, don't mistake a fresh start for a new outlook on life.

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U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski says injured forward LeBron James is a "95 percent no-go" for Friday's exhibition against Canada.

Peyton Manning is sacked only 3.4 percent of the time he attempts a pass, but recent surgery on a bursa sac problem in his left knee has temporarily left him down for the count.

A Virginia company claims to have a urine-based test of human growth hormone that could be used to drug test athletes two weeks after its use, rather than 48 hours or less.

Joe Paterno wouldn't say how long he plans to keep coaching at Penn State, but again said he has no intention of leaving the job anytime soon.

Four days after nearly making history at the British Open, Greg Norman labored to a 4-over 75 in the opening round of the Senior British Open to finish seven shots behind co-leaders Bruce Vaughan and Eduardo Romero.

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The number of bids to buy the Cubs is down to five.

Dwight Freeney has pleaded his case to Tony Dungy, but it hasn't altered the timetable for his return to full speed from a Lisfranc injury in his left foot that required surgery in November.

Eyes bulging and arms flailing, George Brett looked like a madman. But all he was doing was arguing a home run taken away from him in what's known as the Pine Tar Game.

Thursday morning's annual meeting of Packers shareholders at Lambeau Field hardly turned into a bring-back-Brett Favre rally.

The WNBA swiftly suspended the Detroit and Los Angeles players and Shock assistant coach Rick Mahorn for their role in a skirmish at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

To buy or sell? Jayson Stark looks at four teams that could decide to go one way or the other in the final week before the trade deadline.

Marcus Burghardt of Germany has won the 18th stage of the Tour de France, while Carlos Sastre of Spain maintained the overall lead.

Two former classmates of disgraced referee Tim Donaghy will spend over a year in prison for their roles in the betting scandal that rocked the NBA.

The son of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is suing Duke University, claiming he was wrongfully kicked off the golf team.

The International Olympic Committee says Iraq will not compete at the Beijing Olympics because of government interference.

Steve Bartman has refused yet another offer to cash in on the moment he became the most famous -- or infamous -- Chicago Cubs fan in history.

The Detroit Shock have signed Nancy Lieberman, the team's former coach and a current ESPN basketball analyst, to a seven-day contract, meaning she will become the oldest player to ever suit up for a WNBA game.

Chris Andersen, who played for the Nuggets from 2001-'04, is leaving the Hornets to return to Denver, according to several newspaper reports.

A media report in Green Bay is refuting an earlier report that Brett Favre used a Packers-issued cell phone to talk to Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Chidress and assistant coach Darrell Bevell.