The latest class of Star Tribune Minnesota Sports Hall of Famers — dubbed “the hoops and hockey class” — were celebrated at the Wild game on April 6, a moment that included loud cheers from the Xcel Energy Center crowd

Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action on Wednesday, April 17. Hereford 2, Western Tech 1: Ryan Larkin threw a three-hitter with eight strikeouts as the Bulls topped the Wolverines. Daniel Metz brought home the go-ahead run when he

Mitch Banks drove a pacer named Whata Machete past a fence on the track at the new Running Aces Harness Track in Forest Lake. Banks is from Canon Falls. Banks and others are preparing for the upcoming opening day at

While the Minnesota sports betting legislation is largely similar to the competitive market framework that many states have found success with, Minnesotans should be troubled by recent amendments to arbitrarily limit the betting options available to law-abiding Minnesotans.

The Chevron Championship is offering a $7.9 million purse, a boost of more than 50% from last year, continuing the rise of golf prize money and women’s sports in the U.S.

The NBA is happy to make an example of Jontay Porter. It really wants sports betting to thrive, so a lifetime ban is an easy call.

The Wildcats reported a slight operating surplus, but the total includes support from campus booked as revenue.

Playoff Bob Simply put, Tampa has one of the great all-time playoff goaltenders in net. But the way Sergei Bobrovsky played last year in the postseason, and the season he’s had this year, gives the Panthers a more than competitive

The betting-related mess involving baseball’s biggest star may be a stark warning about the risks gambling poses to leagues that have suddenly embraced it.

On May 14, 2018, just after 10 a.m. ET, the United States Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, the federal statute that had restricted legal betting to primarily Nevada for 26 years. It