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The Astros signed right-handed pitcher Cristian Javier to a five-year, $64 million deal on Friday.

Spectators on hand at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course for Friday’s second round witnessed quite a show.
Spectators at the second round of the WM Phoenix Open on Friday witnessed a wildly unexpected disruption after a streaker crashed the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale.
Dressed in nothing but sunglasses, sneakers and a speedo, the mullet-sporting individual darted onto the course from the crowd and began dancing with the flag stick on the famous par-three 16th hole.

FOX Sports NFL analyst Mark Sanchez joins the Speak crew to discuss the keys for the Kansas City Chiefs to slow down the tough Philadelphia Eagles defensive line, including Haason Reddick.

Former Dallas Cowboys’ coach Jimmy Johnson shared his favorite Super Bowl moment from his 1994 win over the Buffalo Bills: “I never coached a game, and I was as confident at winning as the first Super Bowl against Buffalo.

Former Oakland Raiders’ Howie Long broke down his favorite moment from the Super Bowl XVIII match up against the Washington Redskins.

The media personality is one of several individuals being sued for defamation by Favre.

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Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre filed three defamation lawsuits against sports media personalities Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee, as well as Mississippi state auditor Shad White, according to an ESPN report on Thursday.
Favre’s defamation lawsuits come as he tries to defend himself against a lawsuit of his own, filed by the state of Mississippi, that accuses the quarterback of misappropriating welfare funds.

FOX’s Michael Strahan talked about his favorite Super Bowl moments including Eli Manning’s sack escape, David Tyree’s helmet catch, and leaving every bit of energy that he had out on the field.

Cleveland Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam are in talks to buy a minority stake in the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks.

Jalen Hurts, the Eagles’ star quarterback, has never really performed well in a playoff game in the NFL or college. Sunday’s Super Bowl is his chance to change the narrative.

Sean Payton was one of the hottest coaches available in this year’s cycle but absolutely nobody pegged the Washington Commanders — who currently have Ron Rivera leading the team — as a contender to land one of the elite minds in the game.
The former Saints front man shared a wild scenario with Adam Schein on Friday and admitted he was contacted to gage his interest in coaching in D.C.
“Everyone is waiting to see what is going to happen in Washington,” Payton said.