A no-hitter can reasonably be expected through the course of a season. But against baseball's best offense by a pitcher with a shaky track record?

In danger of facing over $100 million in damages, Lance Armstrong agreed to pay just $6.65 million in his lawsuit with the U.S. government. Why did Armstrong decide to settle, and was it the smart move to do so?

“I’m trying to build a legacy here in New Orleans and let people know we’re for real,” Davis said after the Pelicans swept the Trail Blazers out of the playoffs and left Portland facing major roster questions in the offseason. 

You know Mel Kiper, but you probably don't know Joel Buchsbaum. The "godfather" of the mock draft lived next door to his parents, never left his Brooklyn apartment, and became one of Bill Belichick’s most trusted draft experts.

With Mookie Betts leading the way, the Red Sox have MLB's best record by far–but good luck beating the Astros in a seven-game series.

Philadelphia continues to prove that with Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid, this team can win in nearly any way it wants. 

Some bad teams became good (hello, L.A. and Jacksonville), while others' strong 2017 finish could lead to a better 2018 (San Francisco). This all helped make the schedule-makers' job easier and also handed FOX maybe the best Thursday Night Football slate ever.