Television networks have a reason to cheer about the end of the NFL lockout.

While the National Football League is stalled by player-owner disagreements, bookies in Las Vegas are set to lose millions of dollars.

The NBA could be on the verge of losing one of its largest fan bases — China. The country's favorite basketball player, Yao Ming is set to retire and that would have huge implications for the $2.3 billion market.

Host cities hope the games will boost their reputation, if not economies, but there are risks.

It's the players versus the owners, and while a lockout looms, there may be an agreement coming soon.

Society often considers quitting as failure, but Freakonomics Radio's Stephen Dubner argues we should think more about the upsides to giving up.

The baseball team's owner, Frank McCourt, filed for bankruptcy protection today. It's just the latest mess for the storied sports franchise this season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for bankruptcy protection in a Delaware court today, and its run-down of top creditors is a who's-who list of playe…

The United States Tennis Association has launched a program to hook younger players by shrinking courts and racquets. The hope is to grow interest in the sport and help produce more American champions.

In the season since LeBron James went to play for the Miami Heat, the Cavs have struggled mightily on the court and to fill the stands. But there are signs things may be turning around.