Sports

They thought they were just taking in a baseball game. Then the D-backs star appeared to give them new uniforms and cleats.

Clark is the biggest sensation in women’s hoops, and she makes her only regular-season stop in Arizona this weekend.

The state’s nascent gaming industry shows no sign of slowing down. Is a sports gambling crisis around the corner?

The star-studded women’s hoops event is set for July 20 at the Footprint Center. Until then, you can count the minutes.

The Phoenix Suns introduced their new developmental league team, which will play at Mullett Arena starting in November.

You may know all about Diamondbacks stars Zac Gallen and Corbin Carroll, but what about the billionaire writing the checks?

The Phoenix boxer known as “Manitas de Piedra” won six world titles. Now, a stretch of Fillmore Street will carry his name.

The team is gone, but the love is not. The Coyotes fanbase may be small, but it was – is? – ride-or-die.

How did we get here? Years of mismanagement. A bankruptcy. Arenas that suck. Billionaires with bad karma. Take your pick.

LGBTQ+ advocates condemned his remarks, while the press-savvy billionaire has gone quiet since the slur was first reported.

NCAA hoopsters Haley and Hanna Cavinder, who grew up in the Valley, host a championship pre-game party at BJ’s in Peoria.

It’s time to figure out parking for the Final Four. Here’s a map, guide and more to help.

Another mega sporting event has landed in Phoenix. Here’s how to enjoy what the Final Four offers – even if you don’t have tickets.

We asked artificial intelligence to dish on what it expects for the Cardinals, Coyotes, Diamondbacks, Mercury, Rising and Suns.

The pro soccer team, champions in 2023, opens the season with new coach, revamped roster and fresh kits.

The D-backs are back! And so are 14 other teams that make up spring training in the Valley. Here’s what you need to know.

From classic to flashy, and celebrating the Valley’s Mexican American culture, jerseys for the Phoenix Suns spark excitement.

Sorry, D-Book. The NBA’s thirst-o-meter doesn’t rank you as high as this teammate.

The Suns don’t lead the NBA. But their fans and their use of 4-letter words definitely does.

In a city still smarting from a World Series loss, Phoenix’s pro soccer team brings a trophy back to the Valley.

Kyler Murray turns on the afterburners and it’s like the first half of the season never happened.

Thanks for the memories, D-backs!