Winderman: Soon the Madness will grab hold of the basketball spotlight. And for nearly a month, it is quite possible NBA balls could bounce without making much of a sound. Now is the time to look at the back stories that could emerge front and center when the glare turns back to the NBA.
Rosenthal: Under the new rules, players don’t hit unrestricted free agency until they have been in the league six seasons. With few exceptions, players only get to the market because their teams didn’t truly want to keep them. Behold: the top-50 unrestricted free agents for 2010.
Yankees star Alex Rodriguez has been contacted by federal investigators regarding a Canadian doctor accused of selling an unapproved drug.
Mixed reports on manufacturing, construction and personal income and spending made clear that the economy is enjoying modest growth even though the recovery remains fragile.
South Korea’s Kim Yu-na has won the women’s figure skating gold medal at the Vancouver Olympics — and did it by setting a record.
Stocks fell Thursday but closed well off their lows as investors set aside some of their concerns about Greece's rising debt.
Manny Ramirez predicted that this season will be his last with the Dodgers, reports Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times.
An increase in regional manufacturing pushed the stock market to its third straight advance and offset concerns about lower sales at Wal-Mart.
Lindsey Vonn has lost her bid for a second Olympic title, missing a gate and falling in the slalom leg of the super-combined. Best friend and biggest rival Maria Riesch won the event.
The luger killed in Olympic training on Friday was "scared" of the lightning-quick track, his father told NBC News.
The dollar has surged to an 8-month high against the euro, and is also rising against other currencies. Its strength could start damaging the fragile U.S. recovery.
The complacency that brought GM, Ford and Chrysler to their knees seems to have infected Toyota, too.
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