Teens' mental health distress could be worse than CDC data suggests, Americans over 50 are doing extreme sports their grandparents never imagined, and how to slow down.

Konrad Putzier from the Wall Street Journal explains why spectators at sporting events are now cheering for the officials.

Jeff Zillgitt of USA Today details the mental health resources that will be available to NBA players once they enter the Orlando bubble to resume the season.

Pro sports leagues have set up detailed protocols to keep athletes safe while at the field or on the court. But Laine Higgins from the Wall Street Journal explains why the biggest obstacle to the return of sports is what athletes do during their free time.

Health agencies tackle coronavirus epidemic with dwindling resources, before the virus hit women's college basketball game attendance was surging, and how to make virtual events not suck.

Play by play announcer Gregg Daniels joined Gordon Deal to discuss what happens when you cancel popular sporting events.

College sports are bigger than ever, and college football is king. With millions of dollars in revenue to be raked in by athletic departments from nationally televised games, USA Today's Chris Bumbaca tells us about smaller schools like Kent State and what they must do to ensure athletics department stability.

Baseball is crossing the pond with the Yankees and Red Sox playing in London this weekend, but The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond explains to Gordon how it doesn't make much sense for the MLB.

The U.S. women's soccer team is the favorite to win the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. However, with a big match looming, The Wall Street Journal's Joshua Robinson tells Jennifer Kushinka why France might be the team to knock them off.

The New York Giant's have some explaining to do. Gordon Deal talks with Mike Lupica from The Sports Reporters podcast who breaks downs his thoughts on this years NFL draft.

Mitch Albom from The Sports Reporters podcast and Gordon Deal discuss the NCAA tournament.

USA Today's Rachel Axon explores a frightening story: there are dozens of coaches guilty of sexual misconduct who are still actively coaching in the Olympic movement.

Keep your head up. Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton tells Jennifer Kushinka about the NFL's new helmet rule imposed this offseason that has players, coaches and fans worried that football is losing what makes it great.

An All-Star third baseman... and an All-Star gum chewer? The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond tells Mike Gavin how Cincinnati Reds star Eugenio Suarez is as impressive blowing bubbles as he is on the diamond.

Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Joe Flint tells Gordon how Fox is losing money on televising the World Cup because of the significant time difference in Russia and the absence of an American team.

Gordon Deal and the Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton discuss how sports leagues are gearing up for the future of betting.

Maybe your favorite sports story made this List? Jason Gay from The Wall Street Journal gives you his picks of the year.

The President's approach to sports breaks with long bipartisan tradition. Gregory Korte from USA Today has the story.

A unique solution for bad sports parents, the can't-miss events for the 4th of July weekend, and figuring out who's supposed to pay on a first date.

Jason Gay of The Wall Street Journal shares his unique solution to the epidemic of bad parents at youth sporting events.

Wall Street Journal sports writer Matthew Futterman on the new professional football league set to provide an alternative to college football.

Donald Trump Accepts GOP Nomination, police accidentally shoot a man in North Miami and the SI Play app that takes the pain out of managing your kids' sports teams

Matthew Futterman of the WSJ on a possible change in sports broadcasting fees.