From the Valley to the world, sports news for the U.S. Latino fan.
Sunny’s Side returns after a hiatus during which much has happened.
Jose Benavidez Jr. ultimately could not back up his promise to beat champion Terence Crawford, but he and his brother David have Phoenix AZ on the boxing map.
Not only have Phoenix Rising FC players found the chemistry to make a deep playoff run, the supporters groups have found synergy as well despite their philosophical differences.
In 1968, the nation and the world were going through tumultuous times. Those seeking equality and justice took a stand at the Olympic Games in Mexico, and relived their experiences in a panel discussion.
By Nick Aguilera/For Somos Sports SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -In the heart of Arizona is a baseball mecca. A hidden oasis in the…
In a city with its top sports teams vastly underperforming, the Phoenix Suns gave fans some hope with a big win in their opener Wednesday.
Another major event. Another failure for El Tri Femenil. Sunny’s Side asks: what are the expectations?
A pair of transfers are now eligible for ASU, and hope to do their part to keep the program winning.
Win or lose, home openers mean the start of a new season in sports. Such was the case Saturday night with the Arizona Coyotes and a big crowd.
When thousands turn out for the CAN-AM 500 in Arizona next month, they’ll be some of the first to see the new improvements to ISM Raceway.
Luis Sojo and Barry Enright are two former major leaguers who’ve bonded over a common enjoyment of pro baseball in Mexico.
