Celtics general manager Danny Ainge is out of the hospital after having a minor heart attack.

Rick Pitino's son, Richard, has accepted an assistant coaching position at Florida.

Kenya's Salina Kosgei won the women's race in the Boston Marathon and Ethiopian Ethiopian Deriba Merga took the men's title as Americans finished third in both divisions.

Three-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Eddie Maple have been elected to the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame.

Detroit has added teeth to its new Lions logo. Only time will tell if the product on the field also has teeth.

Mike Brown is the NBA's coach of the year after leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to their greatest regular season.

The Los Angeles Avengers have dropped out of the Arena Football League.

Georgia Tech sophomore Gani Lawal will make himself available for the NBA draft but is protecting his option of continuing his college career.

Four-time Boston Marathon winner Bill Rodgers returned to the race for the first time in a decade and finished in 3 hours, 59 minutes.

Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard says he's going to get his eyes examined after he was inadvertently scratched by Philadelphia 76ers center Samuel Dalembert.

New Mexico's athletics department is imposing a 10 percent budget cut on each of its teams but athletic director Paul Krebs says it shouldn't affect competitiveness.

The Oakland Raiders are weighing their options for seventh overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo will offer forward Chris Bosh a contract extension this summer.

Former LSU receiver Demetrius Byrd is in intensive care after a car accident in Miami, but his agent says the NFL prospect is expected to fully recover.

Chauncey Billups scored 36 points and made a career-best eight 3-pointers in leading Denver to a 113-84 rout of the New Orleans Hornets, the second-biggest blowout in the Nuggets' playoff history.

Filipino Nonito Donaire retained his IBF flyweight title on Sunday, stopping American challenger Raul Martinez in the fourth round.

A seventh-place finish is not usually something that Helio Castroneves celebrates.

Reigning Olympic gold medalists and top-seeded Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers moved through the contenders' bracket to win the AVP Crocs Tour Riverside Open on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles introduced their new $60 million man on Sunday, completing a major upgrade of the offensive line.

Andrew Ebbett broke a tie with his first career playoff goal from an awkward angle with 10:16 left, and the Anaheim Ducks stunned the top-seeded San Jose Sharks with another defensive gem in a 3-2 victory Sunday night, taking a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series.

Felix "Doc" Blanchard, the 1945 Heisman Trophy winner and Army's Mr. Inside in one of college football's most famous backfields, has died. He was 84.

The FBI is investigating the estranged wife of Louisville's equipment manager regarding extortion allegations leveled by coach Rick Pitino, her attorney said Sunday.

After already forcing extra innings in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Reno Aces tried to conjure a bit more late-inning magic on Sunday afternoon, but a dramatic 11th inning play-at-the-plate went in favor of the visiting team, and the Salt Lake Bees outlasted Reno 5-4 in front of 8,384 fans at Aces Ballpark.

The Chicago White Sox are heading to the White House.

Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman and the Washington Nationals have agreed to a new contract.