Today in Sports, January 18 - Pittsburgh Steelers win the Super Bowl for second straight year, Lynn Swann is MVP

The Steelers came undone at the end of the season, finishing on a five-game losing streak. Can Pittsburgh find a QB fix and right the ship?

In a carryover from the regular season, the Baltimore Ravens rolled to a 28-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Saturday night's AFC wild-card round showdown. Winners of five s

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh said something that caught the attention of many Pittsburgh Steelers fans. A former Steeler is making a name for himself on the interview circuit for defensive coordinators.

Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen wasn't able to bail out the Sabres when they began to make mistakes in the second period. Their starting goalie was outplayed by Penguins backup Alex Nedeljkovic, as Pittsburgh scored four consecutive goals and held on for a 5-2 win in KeyBank Center.

Ahead of his return to the Crypto.com arena, Nets guard D'Angelo Russell reflected on his previous stints with the Lakers. D'Lo expressed appreciation for his time there but also explained how he was ready to move on from the organization.

United States national team defender John Tolkin said he has regrets over his past activity on social media after joining Holstein Kiel in Germany. Kiel said it was responding to

Novak Djokovic has overcome some trouble breathing and played quite well for a straight-set victory over 26th-seeded Tomas Machac to reach the fourth round at the Australian Open. Djokovic's 6-1,

In 2025, the Patriots are annual NFL losers. This makes their offseason far more important than the regular season.

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ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed DT Junior Aho, OL Matthew Cindric, WRs Phillip Dorsett II, Dylan Drummond, Jesse Matthews and Makai Polk, RB Elijah Dotson, OGs Joey Fisher and Jovaughn Gwyn, DBs Lamar Jackson and Benny Sapp III, QB Emory Jones, DE Khalid Kareem, OT Tyrone Wheatley Jr to reserve/futures contracts.

The Cincinnati Royals’ 22-year-old rookie sensation, Oscar Robertson, becomes the youngest player to receive NBA All-Star MVP honors. Robertson scores 23 points and hands out 14