Mark Selig

These are the stories of the 2013 JMU Dukes, who captivated their community before scattering across the globe for paychecks, playing time and everything a basketball life has to offer.

In 2020, Pete Smaluck built software that could teach middle-schoolers math through NBA stats. Then he turned it into his career.

Seth Wickersham reveals the personalities behind the Patriots’ winning partnership.

Mirin Fader’s “Giannis” arrives on the heels of Milwaukee’s improbable NBA championship win.

After a life-changing accident in May, A.J. Davis is learning to adapt to his new reality while his former James Madison teammates prepare for a long-awaited basketball challenge.

Trading cards, hot in the 1980s and early ’90s, have again become coveted.

Mulkey, a Louisiana native, has won national championships as a head coach, an assistant coach and a player.

Jordan became America’s go-to pitchman during his career, inking sponsorships with Nike, Gatorade and many other companies.

Win comes against another Leonsis-owned team, the Baltimore Brigade.

The 24-year-old will be paid an average of $5.17 million over the deal.

With the Ducks announcing a retro uniform, we remember other memorable jerseys from the 1990s.

NBA teams have more information on prospects than ever before. But it hasn’t made them more accurate in their selections.

It’s an homage to a political cartoon drawn by Benjamin Franklin.

In a preview for Opening Day at Coors Field, the newspaper’s Life & Culture section printed a huge photo of ... Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park.

A year after players broke the single-season record, Opening Day featured plenty more home runs, including two from Giancarlo Stanton.

James Madison’s last NCAA tournament berth was clinched in the smelliest purple jerseys you’ve ever smelled, fueled by sweat and . . . sweat.

A report said the union is looking into arrangements in either Arizona or Florida.

Now that Jon Gruden is officially the coach of the Oakland Raiders, ESPN is in the market for a new color commentator.

As focus shifts to the NBA around Christmas Day, something of an unofficial tip-off for late-arriving fans, we’ve got you covered.

The Razorbacks went 29-34 in his five seasons, including 4-8 this year.