The complexion of Major League Baseball may be changing.

The Richmond-based Metropolitan Junior Baseball League (MJBL) has made an international statement.

Norfolk State University will have a new baseball conference affiliation starting in spring 2023.

First it was Art Shell. Now it’s Sandra Douglass Morgan. The Las Vegas Raiders (formerly Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles Raiders) have reached another racial milestone in the NFL.

The first official Major League Baseball All-Star Game was in 1933. But for many Black Americans, 1949 may perhaps be a year they consider more important.

Klay Thompson, who helped the Golden State Warriors win the NBA title, may have competition for bragging rights at the next family reunion.

The countdown to kickoff is underway.

Longtime NBA official and former Richmonder Hubert “Hugh” Evans died Friday, July 8, 2022. He was 81.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels have one of the nation’s most promising prospects and his skills will be on full display this weekend in Los Angeles.

Native Virginian Jimmy Walker is among those selected for the College Basketball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2022. Formal induction ceremonies will be Nov. 21-22 in Kansas City, Mo.

The Cosby High School softball team sent an SOS for a pitcher this past spring and a freshman answered the call.

Going from the gridiron to the ring isn’t as unusual as some may think.

Many new schools are popping up on Hampton University’s football schedule.

Richmond baseball fans may recall Andruw Jones as arguably the most talented player to ever suit up at The Diamond.

Marlin Briscoe, the NFL’s first Black starting quarterback, died of pneumonia June 27 at his home in Norwalk, Calif. He was 76.