Two incoming first year players Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers face possible sanctions following their dismissal from the NBA’s mandatory Rookie Transition Program. The program is designed to be secluded and to feature rookies only.

The Blue Jays are relishing the role of spoiler. They completed a sweep of the Minnesota Twins last night, giving the Twinkies' playoff aspirations a big "screw you" in the process.

This weekend in Watkins Glen, New York a celebration will take place to commemorate 60 years of racing. The highlight of this event will be marked by vintage race cars racing the former road race course. Triumph is this year's featured marque.

As I was lying on the beach this past weekend, basking in the glory of some incredible Labour Day long weekend weather, all I could think about was Tomas Kaberle. Check out the following video tribute made in honour of the Maple Leafs' stud defenceman:

Michael Phelps earned a $1-million bonus from Speedo for tying Mark Spitz’s record of seven gold medals. He will use the bonus to promote water safety and encourage youth swimming.

The New York Mets defeated the Florida Marlins 6-2 in Miami this afternoon thanks to six innings of fair pitching from Pedro Martinez and three homers from Nick Evans, David Wright and Carlos Beltran.

It's official, I've pulled the plug. Rest easy, 2008 Toronto Blue Jays. Yes, it was over long before last night, but Carl Pavano, Carl freaking Pavano, drove the final nail into the Toronto coffin.

A small European Union (EU) youth organization, the Young European Federalists has rattled cages. The minor think tank normally attracts little attention, but one of their sillier ideas has outraged the UK Euro-phobes.

The New York Yankees avoided a three game sweep from the Boston Red Sox by defeating them 3-2 in the Bronx this afternoon thanks to a bases-loaded single from Jason Giambi in the ninth inning.

We spend our lives knowing that going in circles gets us nowhere, but in the world of NASCAR, the circle is everything. Today, two of the sports most winning drivers were put on the straight and narrow following a display of "man behind the machine".