From the Valley to the world, sports news for the U.S. Latino fan.
Lute Olson turned the Arizona Wildcats into a national college basketball power. Social media was filled with messages of love for the longtime coach, who passed away Thursday.
Our editor Jose Romero spent three months working at Costco during the current pandemic, only to be felled by a bum left foot.
At long last, Washington D.C.’s NFL team is getting a name and logo change. Hail to the activists who’ve worked hard for this to finally happen.
The National Women’s Soccer League was the first contact team sport to return to action in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. Matches are being played in a “bubble” in suburban Salt Lake City.
The tandem of principal owner Alex Meruelo and new president and CEO Xavier A. Gutierrez want to make the Arizona Coyotes the most beloved team in greater Phoenix.
The author enjoyed — and cringed at — ESPN’s “The Last Dance” documentary for different reasons.
Happy birthday, Jose! Our editor and my friend is celebrating a birthday today.
The coronavirus is killing sports and the jobs that go with them as the nation and world continue to be shut down.
We miss sports. And it’s only been three days.
When opportunity knocks, open the door. Or so the saying goes. The Spokane Shock held open tryouts today as the team returns to the Spokane area and indoor football.
A public relations disaster for Astros, the banning of Manchester City, celebrating Latinas and more in Sunny’s Side.
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