MRI exam on Ducks' leading scorer shows 'no significant ligament or muscle tears' in left ankle.
By Philip Hersh
Jean-Claude Killy and Cathy Freeman were up to the Olympic challenges. Others were not so successful.
By Broderick Turner
Forward has a sore foot, but 'We need the bodies.'
By Candus Thomson
Katie Uhlaender, a two-time World Cup champion in skeleton, goes into the Vancouver Games on the wake of four knee surgeries since April and her father's death last year.
By Broderick Turner
He misses his second game in a row as the Lakers defeat the San Antonio Spurs, 101-89. He continues to get treatment and isn't sure if he'll play in Utah or in the All-Star game.
With the Lakers a given to win the West, the reporter is closely following who will take the eighth spot. He knows what he doesn't want (Oklahoma City, Utah, etc.)
By Jim Peltz
Drag racing pioneers such as Don Prudhomme and Shirley Muldowney helped pave the way for stars like and Robert Hight and Ashley Force Hood.
By Jim Peltz
Still dealing with the pain of two 2007 events -- a teammate's death and his own injuries from a crash -- the 60-year-old funny car legend heads into season-opening Winternationals optimistic about 20
By Jim Peltz
The new season of the National Hot Rod Assn.'s premier Full Throttle Series gets underway with the Winternationals in Pomona and all the likely contenders, along with the pretenders, are set to go.
By Jim Peltz
The old quarter-mile has been changed to 1,000 feet.
The man shot nude videos of ESPN's Erin Andrews videotaped 16 other women and ran background checks on 30 people, including female sports reporters and TV personalities, according to court documents.
Let's have a look at those endorsement contracts ...
By Melissa Rohlin
The 6-3 Gray, who averages 20 points for Washington Prep, grew up in a tough L.A. neighborhood but got a break when the leader of an after-school basketball program took an interest in her. If not, she says, 'I'd probably be dead or in jail.'
By Eric Sondheimer
With Denzel Washington in attendance, Wildcats clinch Olympic League championship by defeating Campbell Hall, 61-56.
Reporters from around the Tribune family answer the question of the day, then you get a chance to chime in and tell them why they are wrong.
But the Nets, with the NBA's worst record, make Cleveland work for it.
Kevin Durant and the Thunder keep streaking.
By Baxter Holmes
Conference hires Kevin Weiberg as a strategic move toward that goal.
How they fared: No. 3 Kentucky beats Alabama, 66-55.
How they fared: No. 4 Notre Dame cruises past Cincinnati.
The Jazz has won 10 straight games at home.
The Clippers play their final game before the All-Star break in Oakland against the Warriors.
Anaheim has won 10 games in a row at home.
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